HOMEOPATHIC DETOX THERAPY/CEASE THERAPY
Homeopathy is practiced by using many working methods, all with the aim of obtaining healing by defining the essence of the individual. Homeopathic Detox Therapy (HDT) adds an extra dimension to homeopathy by giving specific attention to the impact of external factors, which may vary per individual. Integrating HDT with the various other working homeopathic methods has the potential to bring homeopathy to a higher level. The purpose of this therapy is to erase obstacles to cure, obstacles that come from exposure to toxic substances, such as vaccinations, medications, environmental toxins, and etc.
WHY FOCUS ON EXTERNAL FACTORS?
Sometimes when clients cannot completely heal, there seemed to be something hindering the impact of the homeopathic treatment. Nowadays cases are becoming more complex, due to a growing influence of many different external factors, such as persistent types of pollution and increased use of medicine, hampering the effect of classical homeopathic treatment. Studies show a relation between external factors and homeopathy conducted by Boiron, Cier, and Mouriquandin during 1977-1995. These studies show, for example, that mice treated with homeopathic arsenic increased the level of arsenic in their urine, after having been exposed to arsenic substances.
Homeopaths like Isaac Golden (Australia), Tinus Smits (the Netherlands) and Ton Jansen (the Netherlands) developed ways to treat external factors with homeopathy. The huge increase of successful treatments initiated the development of the current Homeopathic Detox Therapy by Ton. This therapy and 26 years of experience form the basis of the School for Homeopathic Detox, including the principles of CEASE-Therapy developed by homeopath Tinus Smits, MD.
Empiric data show that HDT is an effective homeopathic treatment able to cope with many ‘modern’ (medication related) diseases like ADHD, asthma, autism, depression, epilepsy, fibromyalgia, phobias, Lyme’s disease, migraine, MS, PMS, rheumatism, etc. Combined with classical homeopathic treatment, this method is of great assistance in helping patients overcome the burden they have been exposed to.
WHAT IS HOMEOPATHIC DETOX THERAPY (HDT)?
HDT consists of giving a potentized version of the most disturbing external factor to the patient in order to overcome the obstruction hampering the healing. These treatments include support from a constitutional homeopathic remedy and orthomolecular supplements.
HDT helps us to obtain a more profound understanding of the pathology’s origin as well as involved systems (e.g. lymphatic system, endocrine system) and organs. It offers a method to determine the hierarchy of the disturbances and to treat these step by step. Important elements are, for instance, the “never well since” complaints, use of contraceptives and antibiotics for years on end, and vaccinations.
HDT as a method is still evolving. Many new developments have been taking place, such as the use of the body’s own substances (progesterone, cortisol, etc.). The use of these substances can improve the healing process, making it faster, gentler and more lasting.
I USE CEASE THERAPY AND CLASSICAL HOMEOPATHY ALONG SIDE HDT
The focus is to provide clients with classical homeopathy in combination with HDT, with the aim of optimizing the healing process and achieving a quick, gentle and permanent cure without aggravations.
Learn more about CEASE Therapy. For more information on Myra’s work with homeopathic detox therapy or CEASE Therapy contact Myra.
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