Antihomotoxic therapy is based on the knowledge of homotoxology (the study of toxins).Homotoxins are toxins that harm the body. They disrupt homeostasis (flow balance of the body), causing diseases called homotoxicoses.
These toxins are either endogenous (produced naturally in the body) or exogenously supplied to the body (from outside)..The body goes out of balance – disease results as the body’s response to the toxin.
Indications (areas of application)
- Allergies
- Chronic diseases
- Degenerative changes
- Common colds (flu-like infection)
- Rheumatoid diseases
- Diseases caused by environmental influences
- Injuries and inflammations – e.g. of muscles or joints.
- Vertigo (dizziness)
The procedure
The aim of antihomotoxic therapy is to stimulate the endogenous defenses. The body is stimulated to eliminate the harmful homotoxins and thus detoxify. Once the toxin is eliminated from the body, the disease triggered by the homotoxin also disappears. Furthermore, regeneration, i.e. recovery of organs and tissues that have been attacked and affected by the body toxin, is sought. The founder of this therapy was Dr. Hans-Heinrich Reckeweg. In his 6-phase table, he shows the relationship between the amount of poison and the effects on the individual organs. In antihomotoxic therapy, unlike the single-preparation treatment of classical homeopathy, combination preparations are used that have been developed for specific areas of application.
Possible complications
Antihomotoxic therapy, like classical homeopathy, has no side effects and is therefore suitable for children, high-risk patients, or elderly patients.
Benefits
Antihomotoxic therapy is a gentle and natural treatment method. It significantly helps to eliminate harmful and disease-causing influences from the body and strengthens the immune system to prevent diseases in the future.You will feel healthier and more vital again.
