Author: Urenus

HOMOTOXICOLOGY AND CANCER

Homotoxicology can offer an alternative approach to cancer. Recent research in cytology confirms that oncogenesis starts at the cellular level, and progresses over decades before any symptoms or biochemical parameters can be detected. This long process gives the general practitioner a window of opportunity to discuss complementary prevention programs with his or her patients, particularly those with a family history of cancer.

The extracellular matrix in which cells bathe provides information to the cells, directing their function and activity in the global scheme of things. When this “environment” is contaminated by toxins it passes along faulty information sequences and results in cellular dysfunction. Tasks such as cell division are corrupted. This insidious process is often the conception of oncogenosis. Unless the misinformation leaking from the extracellular matrix is corrected, the misguided processes can continue for decades eventually bearing a tumor. The benefit the practitioner can derive from the slow course of oncogenosis is an opportunity to mediate the process in an attempt to arrest progression. Homotoxicology offers great potential as it works gently to remove underlying toxins that, if accumulated, could, depending on the patient’s constitution, cause cellular chaos and possible neoplasia.

The latest in cancer research has contributed new evidence about oncogenosis which reveals processes that can possibly be manipulated over time in the hope of intervening the pathogenesis of neoplasia. One such discovery is the theory of maturational arrest compared to dedifferentiation. It has been assumed that tumors arise from dedifferentiation of mature cells. The latest research now reveals that tumors form from partial or complete arrest in differentiation. In their book, “Mechanisms of Disease”, Slauson and Cooper purport that neoplasia is born from cells involved in tissue renewal; they clearly state that: “tumors are composed of neoplasic stem cells and their well differentiated progeny, which form a “caricature” of their tissue of origin.”

Because homotoxicology’s underlying purpose is to detoxify the body and can be targeted to different systems to detoxify the patient’s affected terrain and redirect healthy tissue renewal, the application of drainage methods with antihomotoxic remedies can be useful in the complementary approach to cancer. Further evidence from research points to the role of certain viruses in the formation of tumors, another avenue for the complementary intervention with antihomotoxic remedies.

With this new evidence, we see how homotoxicology can play an important role in cancer management.

Homotoxic physicians use Galium aparine extensively in their approach to cancer. According to German researcher Boericke, Galium aparine as a homeopathic composite, can halt the process of oncogenesis. It favors healthy granulation tissue of ulcers. Leading expert in, and professor of clinical homotoxicolgy, Dr. Ivo Bianchi considers Galium aparine to be highly cleansing and draining of toxins, not only those at the cellular phase of oncogenesis, but in secondary phases of neoplasia. Dr. Bianchi purports that Galium-Heel is highly anti-inflammatory and anti-degenerative. Keeping in mind that the inflammatory process is at the origin of all disease processes and the arrest of maturation seen at the onset of oncogenesis, the remedy Galium-Heel matches the disease process.

The treatment of cancer is more complicated, but no less conducive to the use of anti-homotoxic remedies. As a general rule, treatment starts with the administration of drainage remedies: Galium-Heel, Lymphomyosot and Glyoxal-comp. are staples.

Glyoxal-comp. unblocks damaged respiratory processes, mainly by catalyzing enzymes associated with cellular respiration while it is highly neutralizing to toxins released by damaged cellular processes. Unlike Galium-Heel, Glyoxalcomp. should not be given frequently, and it must be allowed time to work. Glyoxal-comp. works slowly but very effectively.

The type of cancer will define the remedies to use. In general, protocols for draining and eliminating can be initiated for 2-5 weeks before the specific treatment protocol. The draining/detoxifying protocol for neoplasia applies especially well after tumor removal and /or chemotherapy.

Unlike prevention, the treatment protocol should use the drinkable ampules and be formulated for each patient according to the type of cancer, its affected tissues or organs, and the stage of malignancy.