Treating Digestive Disorders from an Endobiogenic Perspective by Paul Michael, Paperback | Indigo Chapters

This book introduces and explains endobiogenic medicine concepts and philosophy step by step and in a way that can be understood by the practitioner. The unique examination techniques are presented as well as the functional biology (unique algorithm based blood analysis) which looks at over 150 markers. The functional biology looks at the effect of the hormones on a cellular level as appose to blood hormone levels. In this way we can see the end result of the hormones and their global endocrinometabolic role. It then moves on to explain how endobiogenic medicine treats a variety of digestive disorders including IBS, Crohn?s disease, GERD, dysbiosis etc. New insights in relation to the mechanism behind the autoimmune process seen in Crohn's disease are explained as understood from an endobiogenic perspective. This book discusses the effect of the endocrine system and autonomic nervous system in relation to their effect on the microbiome. The book also discusses the use of specific diets; namely the GAPS diet/protocol and paleo diet and their place in the treatment of digestive disorders. A chapter has been dedicated to the use of manual therapy and its place in the treatment of abdominal adhesions caused by surgery and seen extensively in IBD patients. This includes interviews with therapists and doctors that are at the forefront of their respected fields. Several in depth case studies are presented in detail. Explanations are given for the choice of plants and supplements used in relation to the endobiogenic model. In some cases, the functional biology for the patient is presented over time which allows the reader to view the progress of the patient and the effect the treatment has had. | Treating Digestive Disorders from an Endobiogenic Perspective by Paul Michael, Paperback | Indigo Chapters