Isopathic remedies
Mutability of microorganisms
Isopathic remedies (also called pleomorphic) are a form of therapy that is based on the fundamental mutability of the shape of microorganisms
and that the microorganisms themselves can change abruptly from a benign non-virulent form into a potentially virulent and pathogenic form.
This therapy is based on the theory that every warm-blooded organism hosts a primordial germ (called an “endobiont”), which can change shape through environmental influences.
Less known discipline formulated by Johann Joseph Wilhelm Lux in 1830 and taken up by Gunther Enderlein (1872-1968), Isopathy is essentially a more specific variation of Homeopathy.
If the internal environment is damaged by unhealthy diets and lifestyles, with the consequent disturbance of the acid-base balance, by environmental toxins, by constant infections or by psychological depressions, our self-healing forces are unable to restore our symbiotic balance. Thus, the disease will manifest itself and harm the body. Isopathy does not work against the symptoms of a disease or the disease itself. In fact, it seeks to regenerate the internal environment by supporting the body’s abilities. This is how it is possible to have effective healing processes.
Isopathic remedies are produced from the actual cause of the disease or its by-products and are not directed against the disease or its symptoms, but instead support the body’s regeneration abilities, whereby true healing processes become possible.
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