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2. PNEI involves:
Physiological Regulating Medicine - GUNA-Method
• Regulation of the neuroendocrine balance (via the use of homeopathized
Hormones and Neuropeptides).
• Recovery of immune efficiency (via the use of homeopathized Cytokines).
3. Dietary supplementation involves:
• Plastic support for protein synthesis (via integration with the MAP - Master
Amino Acid Pattern - the ideal combination of amino acids for the human
body).
• Correct coenzyme activity (Oligo elements and vitamins).
• Effective protection from free radicals (antioxidants).
Interpretations of these various action mechanisms tally with the wide variety of
remedies offered by Guna's range of pharmacological products, which provide
an effective means of implementing the therapeutic aspects of Physiological
Regulating Medicine (Guna-Method).
ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF DISEASES ACCORDING TO PRM
In reference to Von Bertanlaffy's
theory, Physiological Regulating
Medicine considers the human
body as a steady-state flow
system, meaning an open
system into which exogenous
stressors can penetrate or endogenous
stressors leading to alteration
of the homeostatic balance
can develop.
Watching over the maintenance,
i.e. the reestablishment of a
homeostatic balance in the
human system, is the P.N.E.I.
structure: this is a complex
organization in which SNC, the Fig.3