The Theory of Endobiogeny: Volume 2: Foundational Concepts for Treatment of Common Clinical Conditions

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.

Extends the concepts of global systems integrative physiology to practical applications in the clinicDetailed explanations of historical, exam and biological modeling indexes related to the ANS, corticotropic axis, hepatobiliary and exocrine pancreatic functionRoot cause, mechanisms, symptoms and treatments for disorders of immunity, dysbiosis, infectious diseases and spasmophilia, as well as hepatobiliary and pancreatic insufficiency and congestionMateria medica of 22 key medicinal plants with summary of action and indication of usage according to the theory of EndobigoenySpecial monodiets and dietary suggestions for disorder discussed

1. A clinical approach to the autonomic nervous systems 2. A clinical approach to the corticotropic axis 3. Immunity 4. A general endobiogenic approach to regulation of the immune system 5. Symbiosis 6. Disorders of dysbiosis 7. Hepatobiliary insufficiency 8. Exocrine pancreas 9. Infectious diseases of the ear, nose, throat, and bronchus 10. A clinical approach to thyrotropic axis 11. Spasmophilia 12. Endobiogeny in clinical practice: A case study of recurrent streptococcal infection Appendix A: Materia medica