The role of the antihomotoxic medications in treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

Current knowledge about the human body and the nature of the proceeding in its disease provides a new approach to the physiology and pathophysiology of the processes taking place in order to ensure recovery of the underlying disease by systemic exposure to the entire affected network, not only due to the relief of the primary symptoms. Researching the dysregulation of affected systems and their mechanisms allows us to understand the complex nature of the diseases, their pathophysiology, and to assess autoregulatory capabilities of the organism and to maintain homeostasis in the face of changing conditions of external and internal environment. Established by H-H.Reckeweg, the theory of homotoxicology has much in common with modern advanced scientific and medical concepts of the medical system. Antihomotoxic drugs smoothly integrated into the system and bioregulatory medicine and can be used as ba-sic therapy or in combination with classical allopathic therapy.

gastrointestinal tract, the GALT-system homotoxins, antihomotoxic medications, Mucosa compositum