Definition of a hearth

 

A hearth is the deposit of a toxin on the tissue, which can be of viral, bacterial, vaccine origin…

Normally this toxin must be eliminated by the immunocompetent cells. If there is one “encystement” of this toxin in the cells and the natural elimination doesn’t occur, we obtain a hearth.

One can also say that the disturbing hearths are body pathological zones which induce remote effects by modification of the electromagnetic information flow. The difficulty lies in the fact that the patient does not complain about these obstructions. The body is permanently trying to get rid of these hearths where from useless energy exhaustion.

A hearth is translated, in E.A.V., by a drop of the measure at the points of the organs. The presence of a hearth very seldom verifiable biologically since this hearth is generally due to the presence of a toxin or a germ in small quantity and in theory not circulating in the biological environments from which one will carry out the dosages. The hearths most frequently met are:

• digestive: represent the majority of the consultants
• dental: granulomes, osteitis, scars
• sinusitus
• chronic cystitis
• vesicular
• etc...

The electro-acupuncture of VOLL is of a great help for the doctors and the dental surgeons. It allows the description of the dental hearths and gives for each hearth:

• its nature,
• its localization,
• the organs which it disturbs,
• or the organ which is at the origin of the dental problem.

This determination is based on the precise measure of the reactivity of the points corresponding to the teeth and the target organs. The hearths thus determined often escape the clinical radiological and examination. They are however important for the patient’s heath, because of disturbance of their energetic system.

To reduce the hearth one will be able to use a low homeopathic dilution (3 to 10 D) of toxin composing the hearth. That will be able to be checked by a re-establishment of the normal measure.