General program
Through my training as a biologist, I have been able to assist many people to regain the health they had lost — in many fields from cancer to emotional stress to physical fitness—by restoring healing responses in their bodies and teaching them the methods to keep these responses intact.
If general illnesses are looked at through a biological perspective, all organ systems in the body have a zone of homeostasis (balance) in which they function normally—from day to day the body cells do all they can to function within this zone. When the organ systems temporarily move outside this zone, acute and temporary symptoms occur, indicating that an organ system is dysfunctioning. For example, if a person drinks too much red wine they may experience a temporary headache for several hours until their body detoxifies—the organs then return to normal function and the headache goes.
On the other hand, chronic symptoms occur when the body cannot re-set its organ systems to function within the normal zone of homeostasis—the symptoms of dysfunction continue month after month or for the rest of the life. In other words, every day something continually prevents the organ systems from regaining the zone. In biology, only eight categories of influence can prevent the organ systems regaining the normal range of homeostasis and thus cause all chronic illnesses. They are:
- A pathogen or chemical in the body which cannot be removed and every day it keeps certain organ systems from regaining their zone of homeostasis.
- Something comes into contact with the body every day, or every several days, that stops an organ system from regaining it's zone of homeostasis—like a food, a chemical toxin or ongoing physical injuries, etc.
- The geography of an area continually creates organ system dysfunction (consider hayfever in Canberra which is relieved by going to the coast). By going to another area the dysfunction goes and the person is relieved of the associated symptoms of ill health. When they return to the original area, the symptoms return as the organ systems begin to dysfunction. This is known as geopathic stress (geo means 'of the earth'—earth pathology).
- Genetic predispositions inherited from the parents induce dysfunctions—with age, the genetic defects get worse and cause dysfunction to specific organ systems.
- Emotional stress/energetic changes.
- Irreparable physical injury such as scar tissue.
- Nutrient deficiency (such as vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes).
- Medicine deficiency (catalytic proteins used by cells to regulate function).
To address the causes of general illnesses with our clients, we use testing procedures to profile these catagories of influences and set programs, therapies and medicines to treat them.
We strongly advise you to contact us and discuss your needs: Phone 026 282 6800
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