Homeopathic Detox Hybrid Method.

The detox method taught in this course was developed during 5 years of clinical practice working with detoxes for children with autism, and adults with toxicity & autoimmune conditions. I used various forms of homeopathic detox [detailed below] with 100s of patients & I experienced them first hand, so I was able to gauge how to improve the experience for the patient. I was able to combine elements from each method and adapt them to what worked efficiently and gently in my practice.

In the process I developed:

• a more gentle but still rapid method,
• which limits & eliminates aggravations,
• leads to highly efficient detox & splendid gains in a majority of cases,
• has clarity and is easy to follow,
• enables practitioners and patients to tailor the detox to the patient by observing responses.
• teaches practitioners and patients what to look for & what action to take.
• enables practitioners and patients to gauge when the detox is thoroughly finished.
• This course will also teach you what to look for to decide if you need to detox a toxin.

We'll use 'poly' detoxes [developed by Ton Jansen] almost exclusively. This enables you to:

• detox the full vaccine schedule at once,
• or all toxic metals,
• or all antibiotics you've used, etc.

One poly detox is carried out at a time:

• we very rarely combine detoxes of different toxins,
• we usually keep to a clear order for the detoxes [clearly described in the steps in the next section].
• There are a few exceptions which will be laid out in the steps.

Detox is gentle and safe:

• we observe the responses to each dose [as with CEASE],
• we never raise the potency until there is clearly no response to the remedy,
• we don't continue and push through aggravations, skin reactions, increased hyperactivity, etc.
• we tailor the detox to the patient and ask the body to mobilise toxins at the rate the body is able to eliminate them.
• we support the organs [liver, kidneys, lymph system, as well as the adrenal system] during detox.

Some of the detox methods I learned and give credit to are:

CEASE Therapy developed by Tinus Smit.

CEASE uses homeopathic remedies produced from single toxins and increases the potency of the dose when there is no longer a response to the current potency.

Pros:

• fewer aggravations because we don't raise the potency until the person has stopped reacting to the current potency.

Cons:

• each vaccine, metal or medication is detoxed separately.
• it takes a long time.
• many remedies are needed.
• it's hard to maintain the discipline to complete the detoxes longterm.

Homeopathic Detox Therapy [HDT, developed by Ton Jansen: See 'Fighting Fire With Fire'].

HDT uses fixed term detoxes [2 weeks, 4 weeks or 8 weeks, usually] to work through detoxing a particular toxin. Ton Jansen developed a good hierarchy/order for the detoxes. I've found the order to be fairly spot on in practice and I use a similar order, with some adjustments that I've found necessary in practice. Another principle taught in HDT is to address the primary cause [if known] first ... if it is clear, you can diverge from the suggested order. I've not found that to be a good idea so far. Though, you'll see that I've made accommodations for this in my method, particular where toxic metals are high.

Pros:

• It is faster & cheaper because poly remedies are usually used.
• These are combinations of ie. a broad spectrum of metals, a whole vaccine schedule, a collection of common antibiotics, etc.
• Results can be seen sooner.

Cons:

• It was common for my patients to see aggravations, particularly when raising from 30c to 200c.
• When you get to the end of the detox course you need to decide if you need to run it again. It's not clear if you are finished.

The Mueller Method: https://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/mueller-method-digging-deeper-homeopathic-toolbox/

Mueller Method uses the same preparations of single toxins in homeopathic potencies. The potencies tend to be fairly low and usually 9 doses of one potency are given, in quick succession. The toxins are addressed in reverse order, starting with the most recent exposure. When I've used this system I've not seen the results I get with my own method.