Treating Digestive Disorders from an Endobiogenic Perspective

Paul Michael BA, BSc Hons, MCPP, is a medical herbalist, practitioner of endobiogenic medicine and a qualified Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS) therapist. He is a first-class graduate of the BSc in Herbal Medicine programme at Middlesex University, and a member of the College of Practitioners of Phytotherapy (CPP). He trained for over 7 years with Dr Jean-Claude Lapraz, and uses the endobiogenic approach in conjunction with classical herbal medicine. Paul is one of the founders of the UK Endobiogenic Medicine Society (EMS). Paul was diagnosed with Crohn's disease at the age of 19. His determination to avoid conventional treatments led him to study phytotherapy and endobiogeny. He is passionate about helping others overcome chronic illness so that they may lead healthy lives.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

FOREWORD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS



INTRODUCTION



CHAPTER ONE - The terrain

CHAPTER TWO - The autonomic nervous system

CHAPTER THREE - Plant medicines that act on the autonomic nervous system

CHAPTER FOUR - Case studies related to the autonomic nervous system: workbook exercises

CHAPTER FIVE - Drainage

CHAPTER SIX - Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency: symptomatology

CHAPTER SEVEN - Introduction to the endocrine system

CHAPTER EIGHT - Corticotropic axis

CHAPTER NINE - Gonadotropic axis

CHAPTER TEN - Thyrotropic axis

CHAPTER ELEVEN - Somatotropic axis

CHAPTER TWELVE - The microbiome of the gut

CHAPTER THIRTEEN - Treatment aimed at correcting the microbiome

CHAPTER FOURTEEN - IBS, IBD and inflammation

CHAPTER FIFTEEN - Functional biology

CHAPTER SIXTEEN - Endobiogenic physical examination

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN - Green clay

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN - What about the diet?

CHAPTER NINTEEN - Manual therapy in the treatment of abdominal adhesions

CHAPTER TWENTY - Case studies



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