Fellowship in Endobiogenic Medicine:
Integrative Physiology and Clinical Phytotherapy
The fellowship in endobiogeny will change the way you practice medicine forever. It
offers a clear method of understanding both why and
“As
a
board
certified
how an individual becomes ill and how to bring them into
pediatrician with fellowship
a state of balance. Stop wondering which supplement to
training in integrative medicine
use, or how to evaluate a patient’s imbalances.
and extensive training in
functional medicine, I encourage
all practitioners to consider
training in Endobiogeny. [This]
model has opened up amazing
doors of understanding that were
unavailable to me before. I feel
fortunate to be part of this
remarkable medical movement
and encourage others to
consider it.”—Pejman Katiraei,
DO, Medical Director, Wholistic
Medicine Clinic, Loma Linda
University.
Endobiogeny
Endobiogeny is a theory of terrain based on modern
concepts of physiology. It explains how the body
develops, maintains and adapts based on modern
concepts of physiology. Endobiogeny is holistic and
humanistic, transcending the information-based system
of modern medicine to create a meanings-based system.
The effectiveness of the approach of endobiogeny comes
from the level of analysis used. Functional medicine is
primarily concerned with cellular and sub-cellular
activity, enzymatic pathways and environmental toxins.
Standard medicine focuses on cell receptors and blocking or forcing their activities. While
these two approaches are detailed and scientific, they do not contextualize cellular activity
within the whole body as a dynamic system.
Mind-body medicine works at the levels of neurotransmitters, the autonomic nervous
system, and a general sense of hormonal and immune system activity in the body. However,
it does not offer a comprehensive evaluation of how the body or the mind develop or
become out of balance, nor how the
complexity of the body is managed and
maintained.
Endobiogney asks, “What is the
manager of this complex, dynamic
system called the human body?” and
answerss, “The endocrine system.” It is
the only system that is ubiquitous,
regulates other systems and regulates
itself. It is the only system that initiates
life before there is a mind, a nervous
system, or an immune system. But
going upstream to the level of
management, endobiogeny evaluates in reality, all levels of function from the sub-cellular
to the mind, but always seeks to inter-related these findings with a global context of the
living human being vs. a collection of cells functioning autonomously.
Biology of Functions
The biology of functions is a blood-based testing system unlike any system currently
available. It provides depth, meaning and context to lab results by describing the terrain of
the individual, as well as the origin and purpose of physiologic states. It facilitates the
development of a treatment plan unique to each patient. The findings can be applied to any
type of medicine, from Chinese to standard Western medicine. The results from the biology
of functions can guide the proper selection of drugs, medicinal plants, intravenous
nutrients, and other types of therapies.
Treatment
The depth of understanding that endobiogeny offers allows the clinician to rationally select
treatments based on the actual state of their patient and not based on generic protocols or
best guesses of what may work. The emphasis is on natural plant preparations such as
tinctures, gemmotherapy, medicinal teas and aromatherapy. Unique dietary regimens,
cleanses and lifestyle modifications will also be taught.
THE FELLOWSHIP IN ENDOBIOGENY
The fellowship is a 24 month program that:
 Is practical, allowing students to start
applying the endobiogenic system from the end
of the first seminar (including the biology of
functions)
 Teaches how to approach any physiologic
imbalance in a rational and systematic method
based on assessing the neuroendocrine
etiology of imbalance
 Teaches how to apply corrective and
regulating therapeutic strategies, be it with
medicinal plants, homeopathy, vitamins,
minerals, essential fatty acids, probiotics,
dietary or lifestyle modifications
“Dr. Hedayat is a gifted teacher and
seasoned clinician, whose rich
knowledge of herbs and traditional
medicine is equaled by an
encyclopedic
fluency
in
the
pharmacological action of plants.
Academic rigor, combined with
clinical pearls is brought alive
through live case analysis. As a
practitioner and teacher of Oriental
Medicine and clinical herbalism,
practicing for over 20 years, I can
say that Endobiogeny is unrivaled in
its clinical sophistication, diagnostic
accuracy,
and
practical
application.” —Rachel Koenig, BA,
L.Ac., CH
DETAILS OF THE FELLOWSHIP
The fellowship in endobiogenic medicine is presented by the American Society for
Endobiogenic Medicine and Integrative medicine (ASEMIP), a 501(c)3 not-for-profit
scientific and educational organization.
TIMING: 2014 - 2016
LOCATION: In-person sessions are conducted in San Diego, California, USA. Web-based
sessions can be attended from any location.
ELIGIBILITY
The following persons who have matriculated in good standing, or who are engaged in
completing a degree, from accredited institutions are eligible for the fellowship:
1. Doctors of Medicine (MD), Osteopathy (DO), Naturopathy (ND) and Oriental
medicine (OMD) or Licensed acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
2. Doctorate (PhD) in a biological science, mathematics, or a field of science related
to the study of biological processes such as biochemistry, biophysics,
biomathematics, cell biology, biophysics, psychology, etc.
3. Doctor of pharmacy (PharmD)
4. Masters work or higher in Herbalism
5. Doctors of chiropractic with certification in endocrinology, neurology, physiology
and/or nutrition
Case-by-case consideration will be given to those persons
6. With unique skill sets or unique post-degree training and experience
7. Who have undergone traditional, non-matriculating training programs
American Society of Endobiogenic Medicine & Integrative Physiology
6480 Weathers Pl., Ste 106 San Diego, CA 92121
Tel: 858-455-9726  Fax: 858-455-9159  www.endobiogeny.com
ENDOBIOGENY FELLOWSHIP REGISTRATION FORM
INFORMATION
For more information, contact Kamyar M. Hedayat, MD
Email: president@endobiogeny.com
Phone: 858-455-9726 (Pacific Standard Time)
6480 Weathers Pl., Ste 106 San Diego, CA USA 92121
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ADDENDUM: Topics covered in the fellowship
Introduction to endobiogenic medicine and
integrative physiology
General notions of integrative physiology
Endocrine system and the notion of axes
Endocrine system review
Autonomic nervous system
Adaptation and endobiogeny
Metabolism, integrative physiology and
endobiogeny
Introduction to the history and physical
examination
Introduction to the endobiogenic treatment
approach
Clinical phytotherapy, Galenic forms,
Oligoelements, Homeopathy
Diet and Lifestyle
Introduction to the biology of functions:
biomarkers, lab testing, relative values,
derivation of indices
Hypercholesterolemia
Spasmophilia
Osteoporosis
Diabetes
Alzheimer’s disease
Hypoglycemia
Gout
Asthma
Stroke
Migraine
Hypertension
Hypotension
Venous circulation
Obesity
Emaciation
Psoriasis
Arthrosis
Atheromas
Immune disorders
Infectious disorders
Rhinnitis
Urticaria
Eczema
Digestive disorders 1: liver, pancreas,
digestive tract
Digestive disorders 2: motricity and
metabolic disorders
Digestive disorders 3: Transit: Constipation
and Diarrhea
Digestive disorders 4: Crohn’s disease and
Ulcerative Colitis
Digestive disorders 5: Hepatobiliary
disorders
Digestive disorders 6: Pancreatic disorders
Digestive disorders 7: Digestive tract and
glandular disorders: hepatitis, pancreatitis,
esophagitis, ulcers, hernias
Menstrual disorders, sterility and menopause
Disorders of the breast: cysts, adenomas,
cancer
Dermatology: Acne, Vitiligo
Genitourinary: Adenoma of the prostate
Depression
Insomnia and Sleep disorders