The Theory of Endobiogeny Volume 4: Bedside Handbook
Auteurs : Hedayat Kamyar M., Lapraz Jean-Claude, Schuff Ben
The Theory of Endobiogeny Volume 4: Bedside Handbook concisely presents core elements of the theory and practice of clinical Endobiogeny. It is an essential reference for Endobiogenists and for integrative medicine practitioners looking to expand their practice. Signs, symptoms and biology of function indexes are correlated to each other according to principles of integrative endocrinology and physiology. Over 20 common illnesses are succinctly summarized to be read in under 10 minutes conveying the essence of neuroendocrine causes, mechanisms and effects, followed by prioritization of Endobiogenic treatments based on 40+ years of clinical experience. Finally, for exemplary prescriptions, alternate plants are proposed based on the context of the specific illness. A succinct materia medica summarizes the essence and key role of nearly 80 medicinal plants used in clinical Endobiogeny, offering new insights for experienced prescribers and clear guidance for those new to the usage of medicinal plants.
The Theory of Endobiogeny Volume 4 provides clinicians and researchers with a concise handbook covering the application of Endobiogeny in current clinical practice.
Section A - Theory and foundation of clinical practice1. Theory of endobiogeny2. Art of the history3. Art of the physical examination4. The biology of functions in clinical practice5. Medicinal plants in practice6. Therapeutics in Endobiogeny
Section B - Essentials of history, exam and biology of functions7. Clinical essentials of the autonomic nervous systems8. A clinical approach to the corticotropic axis9. Clinical essentials of the gonadotropic axis10. Clinical essentials of the thyrotropic axis11. Clinical essentials of the somatotropic axis12. Spasmophilia: A key to many disorders13. Hepatic insufficiency14. Exocrine pancreas
Section C - Assessment and treatment of common disorders15. Acne16. Asthma, allergic type17. Asthma, intrinsic18. Acute bronchitis, dry cough19. Acute bronchitis, wet cough20. Burping (eructation), borborygmus, flatus21. Constipation, normal transit22. Constipation, slow transit23. Colitis, Crohn’s24. Ulcerative colitis25. Diarrhea, malabsorption26. Diarrhea, rapid transit27. Secretory diarrhea28. Dysbiosis29. Eczema30. Esophageal varices31. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)32. Normal menstruation33. Metrorrhagia34. Oligomenorrhea35. Polymenorrhea36. Premenstrual syndromes37. Otitis media38. Prostate enlargement with lower urinary tract obstruction39. Prostatitis40. Rhinopharyngitis41. Sinusitis42. Tonsillitis
Section D - Essentials of therapeutics43. Materia Medica
Section E - Essentials of alimentation44. Endobiogenic diets and nutrition
Appendix 1: Essential physical exam imagesAppendix 2: References and resources
Jean-Claude Lapraz is a global leader in research and training in Endobiogeny since 1983. Trained in medicine at Paris Descartes University, he is codeveloper of the original teachings of Endobiogeny along with its inventor, Dr. Christian Duraffourd (1943–2017). He has practiced terrain-based medicine since 1972 and Endobiogeny from its inception.
Ben Schuff is a naturopathic medical doctor (2019), Endobiogenic researcher, and board member of Whole Systems Healthcare, a nonprofit developing holistic, multiscale healthcare models where he explores the role of Endobiogeny within this model
- Quick reference for over 20 common illnesses with suggested Endobiogenic treatments
- Identification of key biology of functions indexes, signs and symptoms for each disorder
- Materia medica with essence and summary of nearly 80 medicinal plants plus trace minerals
- Endobiogenic diets and lifestyle recommendations
Date de parution : 11-2019
Ouvrage de 348 p.
21.4x27.6 cm