The International Academy of Bionetic Practitioners Inc.
Blueprint for Health & Wellness
The Causal Chain in Illness
Part One
Copyright 2000 All Rights Reserved
Organization of the organism.
The organism is a complex system of energy, matter
and intelligence. The intelligence controls the activity
of the organism.
The divine structure of the organism is directed
through energetic controls known as the four forces
in physics.
The principle of Complementary Structure and Function
governs the relationship of growth and development.
Organization of the organism:
Morphogenic Fields of Intelligence
Energetic Fields (Creative) (act)
Functional Fields (Responsive) (upon)
Molecular Fields Organization
Cellular Organization
Tissue Organization
Organ Systems
System S/F Management
Structure / Function
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Macro
Structure / Function
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Micro
 Body Systems
 Cellular Integrity
 Maintaining Life
 Transport Nutrients
 Aspects of Survival
 Excretion
 pH / Oxidation
 Immunity
 Mitochondria
Systems Approach in Healing
Understand the general functions of the
macro/micro system.
Relieve the disrupting foci.
Support the intent of the most critical
processes.
Maintain the theme of support.
Provide adequate understanding for the
client.
Structure and Function
Macro S/F Systems within the body:
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Integumentary System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Lymphatic / Immune System
Respiratory System
Digestive System
Structure and Function cont:
Nervous System
Endocrine System
Cardiovascular System
Urinary System
Reproductive System
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Male
Female
Required In Maintaining Life
Maintaining Boundaries
Movement
Responsiveness
Digestion
Metabolism
Excretion
Reproduction
Growth
Maintaining Boundaries
Integumentary System
Cellular Integrity
Immune System
Movement
Skeletal System
Muscles
Inner-workings
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Blood/Lymph
Foodstuffs
Urine
Airflow
Responsiveness
Referred to as irritability, or ability to
sense changes (stimuli) in the
environment and respond to them.
This includes pain reflex, lack of
oxygen, temperature sensation
responses. All are necessary to survive
due to changes in the environment.
Responsiveness
Sensory Nervous/Integumentary System
Chemical Sensory /Detoxification System
Excretion System
Immune System
Energetic System
Emotional Psychological System
Digestion
Breaks down ingested foodstuffs into
simple molecules that can be absorbed
into the bloodstream. The nutrients are
then carried to the cells of the body.
This function services the total
organism.
Digestion
Parotid
Mouth / Jaw
Stomach
Pancreas
Liver
Gallbladder
Small and Large Intestine
Metabolism
The “state of change” includes creating
chemical reactions within the cells, and
breaking down substances into simpler
substances using nutrients and oxygen
to produce ATP through cellular
respiration.
Metabolism
Digestive—Nutrients
Respiratory—Oxygen
Cardiovascular—Distribution
Endocrine /Hormone Regulation
Excretion
Liver
Kidneys
Bladder
Large Intestine
Lungs
Integumentary
Reproduction
Sex Organs
Sex Glands
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Testes
Prostate
Uterus
Ovaries
Growth
Brain
Endocrine System
Hormone System
Digestion/Metabolism
Morphogenic Fields
Survival=Necessities of Life
Nutrients
Oxygen
Water
Thermal Regulation
Homeodynamic Regulation
Nutrients
Foods contain the chemical substances
used for energy and cell building
including carbohydrates, vitamins,
minerals, proteins and fats. Selected
minerals and vitamins are necessary for
cellular function and for oxygen
transport in the blood.
Oxygen
All nutrients are useless unless oxygen
is also available. Chemical reactions that
release energy from foods are oxidative
reactions and require oxygen.
Without oxygen cells can only survive a
few minutes. We gain and use oxygen
from the air via respiration and
cardiovascular systems.
Water
Water, an inorganic compound,
comprises 60-80% of the volume of
most living cells. It has incredible
versatility in its various physical states
as liquid, gas or solid, reflecting
dynamic properties. As a fluid, it creates
an environment for chemical reactions,
body secretions and excretion.
Thermal Regulation
If chemical reactions are to continue to
sustain life, normal body temperature
must be maintained. If the temperature
drops below 98 degrees F., metabolic
reactions become slower and slower. If
it becomes too high chemical reactions
occur too rapidly, and body proteins
lose their integrity. Thermal regulation
is largely due to muscle mass.
Balance
The survival factors alone don’t sustain
life, but without them there is no life.
Also, if there is too much or too little of
any one of them the homeostasis of the
body systems can become jeopardized.
Homeodynamic Regulation
Homeostasis—Relative Balance
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Short Range Margins
Limited Options Available
Choices Are Critical
Homeodynamic—Capacity to Adapt
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Wide Range Margins
Multiple Options Available
Choices Become Less Critical
Homeostasis/Homeodynamics
Communication within the body is
essential to maintain homeodynamics.
Communication is accomplished chiefly
by the nervous system and endocrine
system using electrical signals or bloodborne hormones as information carriers.
Control systems need communication
and feedback.
Control Feedback Systems
Stimulus (The Variable)
Receptor (Sensor)
Using Afferent Pathway
Control Center Creates Set Point
Using Efferent Pathway
Effector (Feedback)
Changing the Stimulus
Positive & Negative Feedback
Positive: exaggeration of the original
stimulus so that the activity or output is
accelerated.
Negative: reduction of the original
stimulus in order to reduce or minimize
the activity.
Feedback Systems
Hormone Production
Blood Clotting
Glucose/Insulin
Glucagon/Glucose Reserves
Cardiovascular Blood Pressure
Psycho-Emotional Response
Psycho-Sensory Response
Disease
“Homeostasis is so important that most
disease is regarded as a result of its
disturbance, a condition called
homeostatic imbalance.”
Marieb pg 11
Meridian Healing System
The meridian system is used to heal the
body. The information needed to aid in
tissue repair is carried in the
photometric energy flow. If the tissues
are severely damaged or the meridian
flow is reduced, the healing process is
much slower.
Energy Flow
The meridians flow throughout the
body, including the teeth. Its flow
creates coherency. Disturbed energy
flow in any area in the body will impair
the necessary flow of information.
These areas are called “foci”.
Assessment of Focal Disturbances
Patient Intake
Functional Relationship Correlates
Re-occurrences (chicken pox-shingles)
Bionetic Stress Testing
Meridian Stress Evaluation
Healing process, events and results.
Objective Methods
Survey the overall energetic conditions
Assess the body’s resistance capacity
Discover the weakness of specific organs
Determine stress of organs: acute,
chronic, or overstress
Determine organ of involvement: the key
organ disturbing overall coherence
Objective Methods cont:
Unravel cause and effect relationships—
otherwise known as the causal chain
Determine the “source” of the causal
chain: functional-physiological and/or
psycho-physiological.
Disease is goal oriented.
According to the principles of
homotoxicology, the disease process is
progressive. As one organ or gland
becomes weakened to the point of malfunction, symptoms progressively stem
from deeper and more complicated
cause-and-effect relationships with
other related organs and glands.
Foci-Focal Disturbances
Fields of disturbance or Focal
Disturbances can be caused by various
influences on the body.
The influence of these disturbances
involves functional distress to the body’s
capacity to be responsive to continued
stressors.
Additional Discovery
Discover uncovered processes in motion
Find focal infections
Energetic/functional assessment organs
Immune system and related glands
Quantity of available energy: weak/strong
Overall health constitution
Emotional stress and disturbances
Finding refractory effects such as allergies
Be Process Oriented
Focus on the process of creating
balance in the body rather than
avoiding or negating the presenting
symptoms.
Symptoms are not the cause of the
illness, nor is the alleviation of
symptoms the presence of health.
Etiology of Chronic Illness
Retoxification—Impaired Enzymes
Reduced Immune Function
Poisoning
Local Infection—Chronic Viral/Bacterial
Tissue Damage—Insult or Injuries
Iatrogenic Insults
Geopathic Stress
Etiology of Chronic Illness cont:
Psychogenic overstress: prolonged
emotional conflicts, depression,
psychosomatic disorders
Chronic Fungal Infections
Dental Foci
Nutritional Disorders
Impaired Enzyme Function
Special Causes
Rapid proliferation of ecological
problems such as environmental toxins.
New advances in synthetic drugs.
Organism can no longer “resist and
adapt”
Regulation and feedback systems
reduced or impaired
Special Causes cont:
Proliferation in immuno-deficiencies.
Metal-based disturbances.
Dystrophic (junk) foods—enzyme
deprived, refined, chemically treated
Bioengineered Foods(DNA/pesticides)
Poor eating habits, lack of essentially
sound and proper nutrition.
Special Causes cont:
Form and Function-Bite (TMJ)
Osteo-Infections
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Teeth/Jaw/Mastoid/Sinus
Bones
Dental Procedures
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Materials
Procedures--Root Canals, Bridges, Implants
Common Intoxicants
Salmonella—food
Heavy Metals—fillings, food, pesticides
Insecticides, Pesticides—Food, Exposure
Viral Toxins—past viral infections
Fungal Toxins—mycotoxins, infections
Bacterial Toxins—bacilli, coli, proteus,
clostridia, bowel organisms
Bacterial Infections
Salmonella
Shigella
Cholera
Streptococcus
Staphylococcus
E. coli
Enterococcus
Tetanus
Clostridium
Vaccine Infections
Tetanus
Diphtheria
Small Pox
Heavy Metals
Lead
Mercury
Cadmium
Viral Infections
Hepatitis, different strains
Influenza, various strains
Herpes, different strains
Measles
Chicken Pox
Cytomegalo, Coxsackie
Epstein—Barr
Fungal Infections
Aflatoxins
Ochratoxins, Molds
Candidiasis Toxins
Ergot (Rye)
Smut (Hay, Grass etc.)
Airborne Fungal Toxins
Environmental Toxins
Insecticides
Pesticides
Fungicides
Herbicides
Dyes, Colors, Flavor Enhancers (MSG)
Preservatives
Petrochemicals: Gas, Solvents, Cleaners
Industrial Toxins
Chromium
Nickel
Acids
Radioactive Substances
Arsenic
Aluminum
Antimony
Heavy Metals
Iatrogenic Intoxicants
Antibiotics/Sulphonamides
Corticosteroids
Gold
Hormones
Psychotherapeutics (Prozac)
Anthelmintics/Alkalizers (Zantac)
Thyrotherapeutics (Synthroid)
Individuation and Affinity
The effects of a toxin are completely
individualized due to the adaptability,
responsiveness and capacity of the
organism.
The specific affinity of a particular toxin
to a particular organ or organ system is
more easily found. Symptoms are multifaceted.
Salmonella Intoxication Biliary
Migraine
Depression
Diarrhea
Hypotension
Cardiac Distress
Perianal Eczema
Dysbacteria
Visual Problems
Hip Joint Degeneration
Fungus Overgrowth
Eczemas
Absorption/Metabolism
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Minerals
Vitamins
Trace Elements
Fungal—Candidiasis
It has been found that over 500 specific
symptoms have been linked to chronic
Candida infection. Due to the various
strains found and metabolic responses
within the organism, it becomes difficult
to actually quantify the impact of such
an infection on the organism.
Affinity of Organs and Toxins
Pancreas
Insecticides, Pesticides
Liver/GB
Coli, Salmonella, Fungi
Kidney
Heavy Metals—Mercury
CNS
Heavy Metals—Mercury
Liver
Heavy Metals--All
Bone Marrow
Solvents, Cytoxics
Impaired Energy Flow
There is growing evidence that there is
a link between physiological and
psychological imbalances and energy.
Any impairments to energy flow,
regardless of the cause, eventually
affect physical function, repair, and
relationship within the organ systems of
the body.
Stress and Toxic Affinity
“Furthermore, we know that during
periods of excessive stress, emotional
or physical, people inadvertently absorb
toxins they had previously resisted.”
Dr. Helmut Schimmel
Functional Medicine Pg. 60
Biological Window
Functional limitations in either sending
or receiving photometric information
and energy within a cell or organ
represent a “refraction within the
biological window.” Such refractions
disturb coherency, including the quality
and clarity of information and the ability
to act upon it.
Photometric Information
Because much of the inner-communication is
light-bearing, polarized light activates many
functions within the body. For example,
amino acids, which are constantly degrading
and resynthesizing throughout the body, are
classified to “bend polarized light.” L-forms
bend the light to the left and D-forms bend
the light to the right.
Dr. Donald Lepore
The Ultimate Healing System
Causal Chain
Organ Relationships
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The organs send and receive energy from one
another in a specific cycle. The cycles include
tonification and action. If there is a functional
imbalance, it effects an energetic and later
physiological disturbance in the matrix.
The physiological or “functional switches” within
the matrix or mesenchymal tissue cannot fully
activate and therefore impair the flow of energy
and communication within the body.
The Most Common Foci
Teeth and Jaw
Gingival
Odontogenic
Tonsils
Paranasal Sinuses
Middle Ear
Lymphatic
Mesenchymal
Intestines
Chronic Appendicitis
Oophoritis
Ovarian Cysts
Cholecystisis
(biliary)
Malposed Uterus
Scars
Pathogenic Pattern #1
BD
LI
BD-Bile Ducts
Pa
LI-Liver
Pa-Pancreas
Ureter
Sinus
Kidney
MM
MM-Mucus
Membranes of
the head
Pathogenic Pattern #1
Disturbances in the intra-hepatic bile
ducts can irritate the pancreas; or
Disturbances in the pancreas can
irritate the intra-hepatic bile ducts.
Energetic relationship between bile
ducts and ureters, otherwise known as
hepatorenal syndrome.
Pathogenic Pattern #1 cont:
Irritations or inflammations of the
cranial mucous membranes and
paranasal sinuses exert stress on the
urogenital system.
Pathogenic Pattern #2
BD
Pa
LI
Ureter
Sinus
Sm Int
Kidney
MM
Lg Int
Pathogenic Pattern #2
Includes pattern #1 with the addition of
disturbances of the small and large
intestine, predominately dysbiosis. This
goes together with a toxic stress of the
liver and irritation of the cranial mucous
membranes. It is all mediated through
the small and large intestine meridians.
Pathogenic Pattern #3
BD
LI
Pa
Sinuses
MM
Ureter
Kidney
Prostate/Uterus
Testic/Ovary
Pathogenic Pattern #3
Adding to the basic foundation of #1
and #2, pattern #3 includes
disturbances of the urogenital system.
This broadening of the patterns stems
from the energetic relationship between
the pancreas and the prostate or the
pancreas with the ovaries respectively.
Pathogenic Pattern #3
It can also occur as a result of a focal
event between the ear, nose and throat,
and the prostate or ovarian adnexa.
Pathogenic Pattern #4
BD
LI
Pa
Sinuses
MM
Ureter
Kidney
Sm Int
Lg Int
Prostate/Uterus
Testic/Ovary
Pathogenic Pattern #4
Building on all previous patterns, #4
includes the additional overstress of the
genitourinary system by recurrent
dysbiotic overgrowth of fungal
infections.
Pathogenic Pattern #5
S. Int
Lg. Int
BD/Liv
Pancreas
Sinuses
MM
Heart
Lungs
Diaphragm
Cereb. Circ.
Peripheral Circ.
Kidneys
Pathogenic Pattern #5
Culminating with heart and circulatory
disturbances originating from respiratory
irritation affecting C3 and C4, and the
phrenic nerve. This in turn may cause
blood circulation disorders in the vertebral
artery. Reduced diaphragmatic and
cardiac functions can finally result in a
disturbance of the peripheral circulation,
including the kidneys.
Toxins
Viruses
Fungi
Pancreas Irritation
Heart Disturbances
Myocardial Infarction
Additional Patterns
Understand homotoxicology!
Use drainage, nosode and isode
therapies to stimulate release of
historical toxins.
Provide nutritional support to the
systems involved.
More complex patterns are discussed in
BnP III.
Therapeutic Approaches
Isolate areas of imbalance
Compare symptoms with past history
Open detox pathways using drainage
formulas (upper and lower lymphatic)
Support weak organ systems
Detoxify the mesenchyme with polycrests and
homotoxicology.
Make sure the “spin” is always balanced!
Functional Therapeutics
Detoxification
Stimulation and revitalization
Supportive: enzymes, vitamins, trace
elements, minerals, etc.
Elimination of energetic blockages in
lymphatic and spin relationships.
Nutritive support and education
Self awareness and emotional foci
Holistic Therapeutics
Spirit-Awareness
Mind-True Understanding
Body-Knowledge
True healing begins with awareness
Energetic Therapeutics
Photometrics
Homeopathy
Phytotherapy
Nosode/Sarcode Therapy
Flower Essences
Essential Oils
Always Know the “What”
As a practitioner, you will know the
“what.” It is important for you to learn
to know the “why” and then teach the
principles well enough so that the client
gains a knowledge that they can relate
to, understand, and implement.
The Philosophy of Balance
Focus on empowering the client, not on
your performance as a practitioner.
Focus on the process of balance, not on
the outcome or resolution of their
presenting symptomatology.
Client Projection and Ego
It’s easy as a practitioner to “look”
smart in order to make the client “need”
you. It is much more difficult when
consulting to eliminate your ego while
empowering the client.
If the client projects onto the
practitioner, the process does not lead
toward ultimate healing.
Blueprint for Health & Wellness
The Causal Chain in Illness
Bibliography:
Schimmell, Helmut, Victor Penzer. Functional Medicine. Karl F. Haug,Verlag
Germany, 1996.
Lepore, Donald. The Ultimate Healing System. Woodland Publishing, New
Jersey, 1995.
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