What must be known...
Our experience
As more than a hundred autoimmune diseases have been identified, a few leads below will help to understand their diversity.
Recurrent miscarriages.
This tragedy is too often due to the autoimmune disease known as antiphospholipid syndrome or Hughes' disease, causing a state of hypercoagulability.
Cardiac arrhythmia.
Grave's disease or Hyperthyroidism. This is simply distinguished from hypothyroidism by an additional autoantibody against the parietal cells.
Irritable intestine.
Whether this syndrome is revealed by an allergy to gluten or dairy products, or by pain throughout the digestive tract, it reveals three possibilities for potentially cancer-causing autoimmune diseases: celiac disease, Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
Restless legs.
This syndrome, which is exhausting because it prevents you from sleeping, is an autoimmune disease as such.
Degenerative diseases.
At the root of any degenerative disease is an autoimmune cause. Antibodies trigger the malformation of certain proteins and others prevent their natural repair by the body. Thus, before worrying about the amyloid plaques of Parkinson's or Alzheimer's, we must depolarize the characteristic autoantibodies.
Macular degeneration due to age.
It is easy to blame age when it comes to autoimmune retinopathy. It is recommended to consult "Epidemiology of Ocular Manifestations in Autoimmune Disease" in https://www.sciencedirect.com › science › article › pii › S1568997222000921.
Rules of ethics in energetic immunotherapy
As we strive to establish a relationship with the medical profession similar to that between surgeons and physiotherapists, it is fundamental that any therapist who can be considered an ITE practitioner respects a minimum but demanding set of ethical rules.
1. The ITE practitioner undertakes to take into account all the patient's symptoms and to treat as a priority those that will bring lasting improvement as soon as possible.
We are witnessing indefensible behaviors by which some practitioners are satisfied with an outdated approach without concern for the priority symptoms of patients.
The same lure of easy money leads more than one of them to launch expensive training courses without scientific rigor, nor potential (nor results).
2. The ITE practitioner acknowledges that there is no specialist depending on the type of organs to be treated, but only according to the type of symptom to be treated.
Typically, a large number of autoimmune diseases have specific ocular expression as well as locally inflammatory hypertension.
There are problems due to the separation of medical specialties such as heart hypertension and glaucoma, whose medicinal interference causes emotional degradation.
3. The ITE practitioner undertakes to treat the patients who come to him, mainly through the practice of ITE, and not by mixing several therapies. Typically, any nutrition advice is given free of charge.
The real exclusivity is about not turning the ITE into a bait and then divert patients towards easier and more remunerative practices.
4. At the end of each session, the ITE practitioner shall make available to any patient a list of the symptoms or diseases treated on that day, as well as the list of vials used, specifying whether it was a single treatment or several successive treatments.
In accordance with the Kouchner laws in France, the patient must be able to inform his other therapists or doctors of the ITE treatments he has received.
5. The ITE practitioner is committed to explaining to patients and promoting an understanding of how a healthy body works according to the laws of integrative physiology.
Too many patients don't understand how their bodies work and become gullible in the face of misinterpretations of their symptoms.
6. The ITE practitioner may agree to treat a patient who is unable to come to his or her practice remotely, by a disability, by distance, by hospitalization, etc. but only if the patient explicitly states that he or she is requesting this care.
A good practice required by surrogates in such cases is for the patient to send a photo of themselves so that the locum can better project themselves with the necessary empathy.
7. In the process of finding the cause of trauma, the patient must understand where the sequence of unconscious questions and answers leads in order to be able to authorize or refuse further questioning.
Such a rule of respect for the patient is essential in psychology to avoid interference that can lead to suggestions of invented memories.
8. In front of any new patient, the immunotherapist must remember that despite all his experience, he does not know this case in which he is only a beginner.
This rule of humble behavior of true healers is part of the unspoken clauses that ensure the patient's unconscious trust in his therapist.
A touch of philosophy
Three fourths of patients with an autoimmune disease are female patients. This is explained by the role of a Xist protein that is only active in women and especially by the action of an autoantibody namely A-Xist-Ab. But fortunately...
An excerpt from "Woman and Her Shadow" by Silvia di Lorenzo (1989), a Jungian psychoanalyst, allows us to understand the strong female majority among practitioners of immunotherapy by energetics against autoimmune diseases.
Quote: "Marie-Louise von Franz says that the female spirit is generally closer to nature: what is generally rejected by common opinion and scientific thought is often picked up by women. Unless she is possessed by a rigid and rationalistic Animus, a woman has the advantage over a man of being freer and more elastic in regard to scientific ideas and the world of the Logos in general, because usually a change in this field is not of vital importance to her."
As a reminder, the Animus is the masculine personality in the woman's unconscious, while a woman's Anima is her appearance, the Eros.
Symmetrically, a man's Animus is his appearance, the Logos, while the Anima is the female personality in the man's unconscious.
It must therefore be added that it is the same freedom of thinking for men with a healthy and strong Anima.
