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Biological medicine, most commonly called
alternative or holistic medicine, is the
comprehensive method of healing by increasing
reactions, the regulation ability of the
human body, and the reactivation the natural
healing forces in sick people.
Human beings are always in a situation where
they are constantly reacting to the continuously
changing situation of the surrounding world.
Each living organism is a dynamic flow system
adjusting to the environment and attempting
to remain in a state of balance. We are
constantly coming in contact with a wide
variety of different substances and external
forces that influence positively or negatively
this flow system and affect its state of
balance.
Every day our body needs nutrients which
support our system through metabolic reactions
and energy production, and at this same
time disposes waste substances which are
toxic may disturb and interrupt the flow
system. The body possesses an incredible
defensive ability to eliminate toxins through
defensive reactions and excretory systems.
If toxins can not be flushed out of the
body with stool, urine, saliva, and sweat,
the organism must eliminate them from the
circulation and these toxins get deposited
inside the organism. This can cause serious
consequences. The body's defense systems
will attempt anything to eliminate the toxins
which in the long run are always detrimental
for the organism. The process of elimination
of the toxin and reaction to them creates
symptoms as a manifestation of the body
attempting to heal itself.
Recognizing this natural process, Biological
Medicine, using comprehensive evaluation
and advanced diagnostic tools, detects :
- type of the toxins (e.g. heavy metals,
solvents, pesticides etc.)
- Blockades of elimination of the toxins
- Deficiencies of nutrients
- Disturbances in the tissue and organs
interfering with the proper physiological
function, etc. |
Biological Medicine also determines the
program of treatment to naturally eliminate
all the causes creating a chronic dysfunction
in the body--chronic diseases.
A program of treatment is individually prepared
for the needs of the patient and all aspects
of the human body are included to achieve
a balance and harmony which is called "perfect
health".
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