The essentials of immunotherapy through energy

Discover a natural approach to strengthening the immune system.

Energy-based immunotherapy is an innovative method that aims to strengthen the immune system naturally. It begins with a precise diagnosis using tests based on applied kinesiology, then offers personalized treatments for autoimmune diseases, immunizations against infections, and much more.

The patients who are interested are mostly open to respecting the potential for their bodies to maintain their health when freed from chemical and electromagnetic pollution or various injuries.

It is important to give up chronic disturbances caused by hard drugs, excessive medication, and other abuses…

Our experience

Understanding energy physiology allows us to treat unexpected ailments such as tinnitus. In fact, there are even two solutions. The simplest, accessible to everyone, involves upper body exercises for better posture, focusing on the lumbar curve and the upper torso, where the folds of the longest meridian, Pang Kouang, are located. Energy-based immunotherapy offers the next approach.

Tinnitus

It is enough to test which of the five cranial waves are pulsating and to treat them with the Pang Kouang meridian, the associated emotion and the nerve that is paired with it, vestibulocochlear.

It is essential to focus on ailments for which no medical treatment is available. To begin, since more than a hundred autoimmune diseases have been identified, the information below will help to understand their diversity and the importance of immuno-energetic therapy.

While more than a hundred autoimmune diseases have been identified, some insights 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.

Graves' disease or hyperthyroidism. This is distinguished from hypothyroidism simply by an additional autoantibody against parietal cells.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Whether this syndrome is revealed by an allergy to gluten or dairy products, or by pain throughout the digestive tract, it reveals three possibilities of potentially carcinogenic autoimmune diseases: celiac disease, Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.

Restless legs syndrome.

This exhausting syndrome, because it prevents sleep, is an autoimmune disease in itself.

Anaphylactic allergy

It is a dangerous surprise to suddenly feel your airways constrict following a first wasp sting, eating a new food, or taking a new medication. This is an emergency, and energy treatment avoids the need for emergency adrenaline injections.

Degenerative diseases.

At the root of every degenerative disease lies an autoimmune cause. Antibodies trigger the malformation of certain proteins, while others prevent their natural repair by the body. Thus, before worrying about the amyloid plaques of Parkinson's or Alzheimer's, it is necessary to depolarize the characteristic autoantibodies.

Age-related macular degeneration.

It's easy to blame age when it comes to autoimmune retinopathy. In this regard, it is recommended to consult "Epidemiology of Ocular Manifestations in Autoimmune Disease" in

https://www.sciencedirect.com › science › article › pii › S1568997222000921 .

What needs to be taught gradually - but from childhood - about the physiology of our body

Medical education is still marked today by the origins of anatomy, from a time when René Descartes could only autopsy corpses to know how the body is constituted and deduce how it functions.

However, all energy disappears from the body with death, so that the so-called Cartesian heritage only recognizes a body without its energy flows.

With the legacy of Taoism in China, we have since received knowledge of the meridians which we now know are energized by electromagnetic waves at very low frequencies, which are the resonances of Winfrid Schumann correlated with the brain waves of mammals.

In terms of integrative physiology, it is observed that the twelve meridians are paired with the twelve cranial nerves.

With the introduction of Ayurveda, originating in India and Tibet, came the knowledge of chakras and nadis. René Descartes drew inspiration from this to explain, or at least claim, that the mind connects with the body through the pineal gland. Chakras and nadis are the body's receptors for electromagnetic waves and chemical pollutants, while in terms of integrative physiology, they are paired with the endocrine glands. These glands produce hormones. Hormones collectively contribute to the humoral flow (blood and lymph) which the brain perceives as an emotional state.

The West's major contribution has been prophylaxis, the foundation of hygiene, and, concurrently, organic chemistry, which allows for the effective destruction of infectious agents. Faced with the harmful side effects of these treatments on populations, the medical profession has developed an ethics of optimization: this leads to judging beneficial any treatment whose positive results more than compensate for the harm to a fraction of the affected population. This fraction is the victim.

Our bodies are not adapted to ingesting exogenous, synthetic substances, nor even to tolerating chemical pollutants. All medications and drugs have harmful side effects on the body, to varying degrees depending on the individual. The only tolerable methods of intervention are through energetic activation via the meridians, chakras, and nadis.

Two intervention techniques based on electromagnetism have a credible effectiveness against various ailments, metabolic imbalances or infections.

The oldest is homeopathy, which aims to trigger a spontaneous defense reaction of the body against a symptom by having it absorb a poison whose chemical ingestion would trigger that symptom.
The most recent is energy-based immunotherapy, which aims to stimulate or inhibit the action of certain immune system cells towards certain endogenous or exogenous elements, whether natural or synthetic.

Our thoughts originate from our brain, a small fraction of which is devoted to conscious life and our verbal interactions, while the unconscious—the seat of the mind—oversees the state of our body, ensures our imagination, and safeguards us. To this end, it possesses certain non-conscious senses, the aura, and intuition: these allow it to know what any interlocutor is thinking. This last property enables the psychomuscular test, through which the unconscious communicates information about the state of the entire body.

to take into account all the laws of physics

Ecological approach

Don't let yourself be blinded by chemistry

It is useful to compare the pace of progress in science driven by industrial companies and advanced research institutes (typically microelectronics or artificial intelligence) with the actual situation regarding population health.

In the first case, engineers in industrial companies strive to take advantage of academic results, while spontaneous emulation leads to rapid progress, benefiting the population using these technologies with their risks of excess.

One might think that the same is true between research in chemistry and progress in the pharmaceutical industry.

However, the comparison is not applicable in terms of objectives and approaches. The gap between the knowledge in research centers and its application by doctors for patients is widening, in fact, due to the need to limit oneself to pharmaceutical solutions authorized by the medical administration.

Energy-based immunotherapy (EBT) is not limited by this constraint because it is open to all sources of knowledge:

Starting with the impact of electromagnetism, particularly on biochemistry
Through the exploitation of the electromagnetic memory of water or its parallel role in homeopathy with its nosodes and sarcodes
Understanding the nature of autoimmune diseases and their increasing effects on populations damaged by chemical and electromagnetic pollution
The ability to inform patients about the actual functioning of the body, including through knowledge of meridians and Ayurveda, is highly relevant for all populations worldwide.

The natural advantage of energy-based immunotherapy is the spontaneous adherence to the ethical rule "primum non nocere".

On the other hand, the medical administration ensures its operation in a closed system by prohibiting the publication of results that call into question the current belief, whether on vaccinations or the influence of subsidies from the pharmaceutical industry.

And unfortunately, most journalists are content in this closed system, perpetuating the narrow vision through chemistry alone.