These two conditions, which are often confused with each other, deserve a tree-based approach that takes into account human biochemistry and physiology. We offer consultants our NSSR or ADIMOGH methods for these two conditions.

Fibromyalgia, like Lyme disease, is a multifactorial disease, which is why it is so difficult for monosynaptic practitioners to manage. Digestive disorders, immuno-inflammation and the biochemical disturbances that follow both processes are at the root. Finding the pathogen in question is the key to your treatment. Heavy metals are also part of the equation.

Our approach to managing these two conditions is multifaceted and multifactorial, utilizing the NNSR and ADIMOGH methods.

Our philosophy: treating long-standing infections to help the immune system regain its balance

One of the cornerstones of our approach is the treatment of past infections—those often referred to as “memory immunity” or “IgG immunity” infections.

Unlike acute infections, which trigger an immediate immune response (IgM), these infections can persist for years. They remain under the body’s control, but in our clinical experience, they continue to activate the immune system on an ongoing basis.

We believe that as long as these silent infections remain present, the immune system can never return to fully balanced function.

That is why our goal is not merely to alleviate symptoms, but to gradually reduce this chronic viral load so that the immune system can naturally restore its balance.

In our practice, we very frequently observe that people with chronic diseases also exhibit abnormal lymphocyte profiles: imbalances in lymphocyte subpopulations, abnormalities in certain immune cells, or signs of immune exhaustion.

In our view, these abnormalities often indicate an immune system that has been working constantly, sometimes for several years or even several decades. (Basically, the person is in a state of constant, long-term cold.)

Our approach, therefore, is to identify the various factors that may be contributing to this chronic immune stimulation: parasites, yeasts, bacteria, biofilms, as well as past viral or bacterial infections that continue to tax the body’s defenses.

The goal is to gradually reduce this immune response (thereby aiding the healing process) so that the body can finally devote its energy to repairing tissues, reducing chronic inflammation, and restoring its ability to self-regulate.

It is this vision that guides all of our treatment protocols: we do not simply seek to eliminate a symptom, but to help the immune system emerge from a state of constant alert so that it can return to a more physiological state of functioning.

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