While each modality works differently, our approach begins with a careful intake and review of your history, medications and labs to map a step-wise plan. The aim is to support detox pathways, immune balance and metabolic resilience in a way that fits your goals and tolerance. Sessions are monitored for comfort and safety, and we coordinate nutrition, hydration, sleep and stress tools to help you integrate changes between visits.
Because responses vary, we adjust dosing and frequency as you progress and collaborate on when to add or pause specific therapies. If you’re addressing chronic inflammation, toxin exposures or recovery after illness, our team can help you decide whether terrain-focused care may fit your pathway.
The biological terrain, which the French physiologist Claude Bernard called the milieu intérieur, represents the internal environment of a living organism, and its constancy is essential for the organism's survival. Initially, Bernard considered the internal medium to be composed of blood, whose temperature and blood sugar levels were closely controlled by vasomotor nerves and glycogen, respectively. This led to the idea of homeostasis, or regulation.
The French doctor, René Quinton, taking Bernard's concepts further, declared that life originated from the sea and evolved and left the oceans because it possessed an internal medium to transport seawater—the blood—enclosed, like a sack, by the skin. Like others before him, Quinton observed that seawater and our blood were very similar and treated individuals with gigantic blooms of fluid plankton off the French coast.
Those plankton blooms grew to enormous proportions and created gigantic vortices that extracted minerals from the ocean floor. Finally, he established free clinics throughout Europe, treating thousands of people with his special fluid derived from plankton known as Quinton Marine Plasma (QMP). In response to Quinton's contribution to the study of terrain, the French doctor Antoine Bechamp argued that our blood is not a liquid, but rather a fluid tissue. Microzymas, also known as micro-organisms, feed and grow according to their internal conditions.
As an independent living element, microzymas serve as the foundation for all forms of biological orgaIn healthy internal environments, microbes thrive and provide benefits to their host; however, environments within the body that show disease cause microzyma to grow into bacteria, molds, fungi, and yeasts, which can cause problems by generating disease symptoms that damage and decompose the affected organism.
Dr. Gunther Enderlein, a German zoologist and bacteriologist, expanded this idea of pleomorphism. Enderlein discovered that microorganisms exhibit cyclical manifestations—changes in morphology—that depend on the internal environmental conditions of the host organism. When conditions inside the body turn bad, disease forms appear, which can lead to the development of health problems that damage the affected cells, tissues, and organs.
Ultimately, an imbalanced terrain can lead to serious consequences such as debilitating disease processes. For this reason, it is essential to identify the source of your imbalance and restore your terrain to its optimal homeostatic state.
Dr. Thomas Rau, the father of Swiss Biological Medicine, explains that repairing the internal environment is fundamental to restoring health. The internal environment includes blood, lymph, and the fluids surrounding our cells, and its condition, shown by pH (acidity) and oxygen levels in the tissues, affects whether beneficial or harmful processes occur in the body.
The nutritional state within this internal environment is the main determinant for health or disease processes, and bacteria are attracted to sick cells, tissues, and organs as scavengers, but not as causes of the disease. Biological medicine focuses on caring for the internal environment of the body to restore metabolic processes to their normal functioning and to help mitochondria, which are essential for generating the necessary energy, function healthily.
In biological medicine, nutrition is one of its fundamental treatment strategies because all people require energy for their survival, and the energy of the world/universe is stored in food through sunlight, soil, and water. Healthy and organic foods that have undergone minimal modern industrial processing are the most suitable for restoring and maintaining lost health. The phrase "We are what we eat" perfectly captures the significance and potency found in properly cultivated foods and clean water.
Occasionally, we are not fully aware of the source of our imbalance. In such cases, homeopathy can work on the terrain imbalance at an energetic level. Rubimed is a homeopathic methodology created by the German doctor Dr. Reimar Banis, MD, ND, used to treat interrelated emotional and physical problems.
The PSE asserts that the health and vitality of the body-mind depend on the flow of subtle energies, and whenever the flow of energy is reduced, symptoms such as fatigue, irritability, anger, depression, and many other negative feelings may appear, which can result in the onset of physical symptoms. Additionally, Banis argues that unresolved emotional conflicts can produce energy blockages that reduce/obstruct the harmonious flow of energy throughout the body-mind, contributing to mental/emotional/physical disorders.
The Rubimed homeopathic remedies consist of combinations of various individual remedies that overlap and complement each other. Unlike traditional homeopathy, which selects remedies based on signs and symptoms, Rubimed remedies are chosen using applied kinesiology, trusting that the body's natural intelligence knows what it needs.
The remedies work by helping to reduce energy blockages, which in turn leads to a reduction in symptoms. However, new problems may arise as the mind-body, like the layers of an onion, sheds one layer after another, which, over time, can result in a patient experiencing greater mental clarity, vitality, and a sense of well-being.
The autonomic nervous system is directly affected by our thoughts and emotions, which in turn affect the digestive, cardiovascular, neurological, immunological, and other processes of the body. Moreover, it has been demonstrated that positive thoughts and emotions, generated by a sense of acceptance, appreciation, gratitude, and love, promote order and balance in the autonomic nervous system (ANS).
However, negative thoughts and emotions cause a disorder in the ANS that can lead to feelings of loneliness, anger, hostility, and other emotions that promote the development of diseases. The use of tests for heart rate variability provides a window to understand how a person copes with stress, which is important because chronically stressed organic systems can potentially manifest symptoms related to disease processes.
Hormones are essential chemical messengers for balancing the biological terrain. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, or BHRT, is a therapeutic approach that uses hormones structurally similar to those the body naturally releases. When dosed properly, they have few side effects because the body's immune system does not identify them as foreign. When hormone production decreases with age or illness, many people may begin to develop symptoms.
Almost 100 years ago, German surgeons Walter and Ferdinand Huneke theorized that many diseases arose from dysregulation or damage to the nervous system. As a result, the Huneke brothers discovered that they could reduce the symptoms of chronic diseases and pain by injecting procaine—a local anesthetic—into peripheral nerves, scars, autonomic ganglia, glands, trigger points, and tissues.
Neural therapy is based on the belief that any surgery, injury, or infection can damage the autonomic nervous system (ANS), leading to ongoing problems with the electrical or chemical functioning of tissues. Nowadays, neural therapy continues to focus on repairing a dysfunctional ANS (autonomic nervous system). European doctors have been widely using this therapy for about 50 years, and it is slowly making its way into American medicine.
There are many benefits of neural therapy:
Side effects are usually mild and short-lived when care is properly supervised. We screen for contraindications (e.g., specific meds, pregnancy for some options, active infections, unmanaged endocrine issues) and tailor protocols accordingly. We also coordinate nutrition, minerals and rest to support recovery.
Side effects are usually mild and short-lived when care is properly supervised. We screen for contraindications (e.g., specific meds, pregnancy for some options, active infections, unmanaged endocrine issues) and tailor protocols accordingly. We also coordinate nutrition, minerals
Curious whether terrain-based care fits your goals? Book a consultation with Mitogenesis in Scottsdale to review your history, labs and timeline, and to design a safe, step-wise plan tailored to you.
Experience the transformative potential of hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Mitogenesis. Contact Dr. Mel at 480-781-4800 or email mitogenesis@info.health to start your journey towards holistic healing and wellness in Scottsdale, Arizona. and rest to support recovery.
Biologically based approaches can be beneficial for various conditions, especially:
Disclaimer: The information in this article is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for the advice of your physician or other health care professional. Do not use the information to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease. Always consult with a healthcare professional before taking any medication or nutritional, herbal or homeopathic supplement, or using any treatment for a health problem.