Health Matters London
INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY. Understanding Endobiogenic Medicine
Sun 20 Jan
|Middlesex University
… At the level of the autonomic nervous system we can see that many signs and symptoms fit a patient whose terrain is in favour of a high parasympathetic state. Parasympathetic is an anabolic state, hence weight gain. The fact that the patient is shy, hunched over, walking slowly and has a limp hand
Time & Location
20 Jan 2019, 11:00
Middlesex University, The Burroughs, London NW4 4BT, UK
About the event
An Introductory training programme:
8 Seminars by Paul Michael BA, BSC, MCPP
Endobiogenic Medicine is a system of medicine which looks at the internal environment of the body (terrain) in order to understand the mechanisms behind disease. It centres around the role of the endocrine and autonomic nervous systems and their effects. The endocrine system is seen as the true manager of the body as it is the only system that manages itself and every other system.
Slowly, an overweight and shy patient walks into your clinic. Slightly hunched over, and with a limp handshake, this 22 year old suffers from asthma which has an allergic component and is worse in the evenings. A history of eczema dates back to childhood and is a source of great frustration to the patient. The patient goes to bed at 2 am each day, is tired in the mornings and has chronic IBS…