Oligotherapy [Course 354]

• Introduction
• Detailed Course Content
• Testimonials

This course deals with care techniques using oligo-elements (oligotherapy). Deficiency symptoms, actions, needs, supplementation are studied. Natural, synthetic and food sources are reviewed as well as implementation techniques and the works of Dr Ménétrier.

Detailed course

• Table of contents
  DEADLINE
  Course Objectives
  TEACHING METHOD AND WORK REQUIREMENTS
  1 Acknowledgement of Receipt of Course Book
  2 Beginning the Course
  3 Planning your Study Schedule
  4 Answering the Questions
  5 Correcting Your Answers
  6 Exam
  7 Sending Activities to the College
  Useful Information
  Bibliography
  Introduction & Definitions
  A Medicine of Functions
  Aetiology of Functional Disorders
  Notion of Terrain
   
• 1- Essential Trace Elements
  Signs of Deficiency, Actions, Sources, Needs and Supplementation
  Aluminum (Al)
  Calcium (Ca)
  Chrome (Cr)
  Cobalt (Co)
  Copper (Cu)
  Iron (Fe)
  Fluorine (f)
  Iodine (I)
  Lithium (Li)
  Magnesium (Mg)
  Manganese (Mn)
  Gold (Au)
  Phosphorus (P)
  Potassium (K)
  Selenium (Se)
  Silica (Si)
  Sulphur (S)
  Zinc (Zn)
  Table of Requirements
  Abbreviations
  Particular Cases
  Simple Application
  Complex Application
  Revision
   
• 2- Trace Element Sources
  Natural and Synthetic Sources
  Mineral Source
  Artificial Organic
  Synthetic Trace Elements
  Natural Trace Elements
  Other Multi-Oligo Compounds
  Copper-gold-silver
  Copper-Zinc
  Manganese-Cobalt
  Manganese-Copper
  Zinc-nickel-cobalt
  True Natural Organic Source
  Statistics
  Trace Elements in Food
  To avoid deficiencies:
  How do we supplement deficiencies?
  List of the Main Trace Elements Contained in Food
  Trace Element Dietetics:
  Table of Foods with the Highest Levels of Trace Elements
  Revision
   
• 3- Application
  Treatment Principles
  Symptomatic Application
  Revision
  Activity #3-1
  Answers
  Dr Ménétrier's Work
  Profiles
  Hyper-reactive Syndrome
  Hyporeactive Syndrome
  Dystonic Syndrome
  Anergic Syndrome
  Disadaptation Syndrome
  Vitamins, Trace Minerals, Essential Fatty Acids
  The Purpose of Nutrients
  Beware of Dangerous Dosages!
  The Importance of Selenium
  References
  Iron and Iodine for Trace Mineral Deficiencies
  Introduction
  Perspectives and Possible Incidences
  Preliminaries
  Resources and References
  Exam

Testimonials

"I enjoyed learning about trace elements. Deficiencies play such a huge role in our field. Great material!"
Julianne Marshall
Saskachewan