Types of Homotoxins

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Factors determining homotoxic overload • Neural interference fields • Cybernetic noise © IAH 2007 48 We can even go further in a more complementary approach on the presence of homotoxins influenced by the terrain of the patient. Within the neural therapy the neural interference field is a well known phenomenon as it can create a regulation rigidity that blocks off any regulation therapeutic initiative taken. 48
Interference field: histology • “Chronic inflammation by non degradable substances deposited in Pischinger’s Ground Regulation System”. G. Kellner, University of Vienna • Every disease or disease phase can begin with or be aggravated by an interference field. • In every chronic pathology it is necessary to take the involvement of an interference field into account. • Chronic conditions favor the formation of interference fields. © IAH 2007 49 Not only homotoxins but also scarring can create an interference field. Interference fields will, as the name suggests already, interfere into autoregulating systems at the level of the extra cellular environment. This means that the transmission of messengers of all kind (mediators, electrical impulses, PH regulation, etc…) will be deregulated or even made impossible by blockage or obstruction. An interference field can amplify the toxic effect of an homotoxin. On the other hand, the long term presence of homotoxins and their degenerative effect at the end may induce the creation of an interference field that can be even active long after the homotoxins are gone. 49
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