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The Theory of Endobiogeny Volume 2: Foundational Concepts for Treatments of Common Clinical Conditions addresses the core elements of the adaptation response to stressors: autonomic nervous system (ANS), corticotropic axis, immunity and digestive tract function. The volume is oriented for clinical practice, offering clear discussions on treating the root cause of numerous common disorders, and symptomatically addressing the destabilizing factor in a vast number of disorders ranging from depression to irritable bowel, and from migraines to insomnia called spasmophilia.
List of contents
1. A clinical approach to the autonomic nervous systems2. A clinical approach to the corticotropic axis3. Immunity4. A general endobiogenic approach to regulation of the immune system5. Symbiosis6. Disorders of dysbiosis7. Hepatobiliary insufficiency8. Exocrine pancreas9. Infectious diseases of the ear, nose, throat, and bronchus10. A clinical approach to thyrotropic axis 11. Spasmophilia12. Endobiogeny in clinical practice: A case study of recurrent streptococcal infectionAppendix A: Materia medica
About the author
Kamyar M Hedayat is a global leader in research and training in Endobiogeny and protégé of Dr. Lapraz. A Stanford-trained critical care physician, he has been practicing endobiogenic medicine since 2008. Drs. Hedayat and Lapraz are cofounders of the American Society of Endobiogenic Medicine and Integrative Physiology and copresidents of the Systems Biology Research Group.Jean-Claude Lapraz is a global leader in research and training in Endobiogeny since 1983. Trained in medicine at Paris Descartes University, he is codeveloper of the original teachings of Endobiogeny along with its inventor, Dr. Christian Duraffourd (1943–2017). He has practiced terrain-based medicine since 1972 and Endobiogeny from its inception.
