Foci –Interference Fields & their Antihomotox
Treatment
Dr John Roberts B.Ch.D
Dr of Integrated Medicine.
Fellow of the Institute of Natural
Dentistry

Alternative title

Dr Murray Vimy

GOAL
• To show the interrelationship of the body meridians, pain patterns that are expressed as headaches, toothaches and pain throughout the human body.

Dental Caries
Root Canal

OBJECTIVES
• 1. Present body meridians via different methods of evaluation.
• 2. Present pain patterns relating to teeth and head.
• 3. Show pain patterns of the head.
• 4. Demonstrate a method and use of oral acupuncture as a means of diagnosis and treatment of pain.

The Mouth is a Reflection of the
Body’s Health

Acupuncture: Overview
• Originated in China over 5,000 years ago.
• A system for diagnosing and treating disease utilizing fine needles inserted into specific points into the body.
• Based on the belief that HEALTH is determined by a balanced flow of Chi (Qi), the vital life energy present in all living organisms.

Acupuncture: Overview
• Balance between Yin-Yang means health and harmony.
• If CHI is out of balance, needles are inserted to decrease or increase the one or the other to achieve balance.
• Chi, circulates along the body’s twelve major energy pathways, called meridians.

Acupuncture Overview
• Alleviates pain and increases immune response by balancing the flow of vital life energy CHI throughout the body.
• As a complete system of healing, acupuncture provides an effective treatment for numerous conditions, from addictions and common colds to chronic fatigue syndrome.

Meridians
• 12 Regular Channels
• 15 Connecting Channels or collaterals
– Includes original 12 channels
– The major collateral channel of the Spleen has two channels
– Du Governing
– Ren Conception channel

MERIDIANS –
Zang Fu Organs
• Yin - Zang Organ • Yang – Fu Organ
• Spleen
• Liver
• Lung
• Kidney
• Heart
• Pericardium
• Bladder
• Gall Bladder
• Large Intestine
• Stomach
• Small Intestine
• Triple Warmer

Eastern Medicine
• Views the body as a whole
• Harmony is achieved when physical, emotional and spiritual states are in sync.
• Pain is secondary to another condition.
• Symptoms are signs of disharmony.

Western Medicine
• Views the body in sections, organ systems or as separate identities: hence specialties within medicine
• Disease is viewed as caused by an outside force: bacteria's, viruses, toxins, poisons …
• Must destroy outside force, to gain health of patient

CHI
• An unseen energy force flows throughout the entire body in a series of channels called meridians.
• Vital Life Force
• Keeps the blood circulating, fights disease, warms the body and regulates the internal organs.
• Separates all living creatures for mere objects.

Meridians or channels
• A series of interconnected acupuncture points that influence the body’s organs.
• Each is either yin (female) or yang
(male)

Your Teeth Correlate to
Your Body’s Organs
• There are Five Main Meridians:
1. URO-GENITAL
2. LIVER-GALL BLADDER
LARGE INTESTINE-LUNG
4. STOMACH-THYROID
5. HEART-SMALL INTESTINE
• YIN / YANG
3.

YIN verses YANG
Channel
1. Kidney
2. Liver
3. Lung
4.
Spleen
5.
Heart
6. Pericardium
7. Conceptual Vessel
Channel
1. Urinary Bladder
2. Gall Bladder
3. Large Intestine
4. Stomach
5. Small Intestine
6. Triple Warmer
7. Governing Vessel

Excretory Organs
• Kidneys and bladder
• Liver, gall bladder
• Gastrointestinal tract
• Airways
• Skin
• Lymphatic system
Homotoxins

F i ve Major Acupuncture Meridians Affect the
Human Body on each side:
• I. The Uro-Genital Meridian.
– The anterior teeth
Teeth numbers: 7,8,9,10,23,24,25, and 26
– In UK known as upper and lower Incisors
– Upper and lower left and right 1 and 2

URO-GENITAL
1. Uterus and ovaries
2. Testicles
3. Kidney
3. Bladder
4. Hormones
5. Frontal Sinus
6. Adrenals
7. Pineal

URO-GENITAL
Musculature: Lower Extremities
Sense Organ : Frontal Sinus
Spine: C II & III, L II & III, S III, IV & V, Coccyx
Joints: Knee, Foot, Sacrum, Coccyx
Other Conditions:
Prostate Adenoma, Metabolism, Mental
Behavior, Creative World, Connective Tissue
Disease, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue

Dermatomes
© Wander

URO-GENITAL
Spine: C II & III, L II & III, S III, IV & V, Coccyx
C2 eyes, tongue, hearing, sinuses, allergies,
C3 cheeks, teeth, outer ear, skin, neuralgia, neuritis
L2 appendix, abdomen , upper legs
L3 sex organs (ovaries or testicles) bladder, knee
Sacrum: hipbones, buttocks
Coccyx: rectum, anus

F i ve Major Acupuncture Meridians Affect the
Human Body on each side:
• II. The Liver-Gall Bladder Meridian.
– The canine teeth
Teeth numbers: 6,11,22 & 27
In the UK known as upper and lower canines
Upper and lower right and left 3’s

LIVER-GALL BLADDER
• Effects the:
• 1. Gall Bladder
• 2. Liver
• 3. Pancreas
• 4. Gonads
• 5. Pituitary Gland

LIVER-GALL BLADDER
• Musculature: Trunk and All Extremities
• Sense Organ: Eyes
• Spine: T VIII, IX & X
• Joints: Knee, Hip and Foot
• Other Conditions:
– Blood metabolism, Cardiac edema, Lungs,
Connective tissue Diseases, Lack of
Concentration, Anger, Fear, Depression,
Moodiness

LIVER-GALL BLADDER
• Spine: T VIII; IX & X
• T8 Spleen and diaphragm
• T9 Adrenals, gall bladder
• T10 Kidneys, pancreas , blood vessels

F i ve Major Acupuncture Meridians Affect the
Human Body on each side:
III. The Large Intestine and Lung Meridian.
– The maxillary premolars and mandibular molars.
Teeth numbers: 4,5,12,13,18,19,30 & 31.
In the UK known as upper premolars and lower molars
Upper 4 and 5’s and lower 6 and 7’s

LARGE INTESTINE - LUNGS
• Effects the:
• 1. Large Intestine
• 2. Thymus
• 3. Lungs
• 4. Pancreas
• 5. Ileocecal Region

LARGE INTESTINE- LUNGS
• Musculature: Trunk and Extremities
• Sense Organ: Maxillary sinuses, Eyes,
Ethmoid Cells.
• Spine: C V, VI & VII, Th II, III, IV;
L IV & V
• Joints: Hand, Foot, Shoulder, Elbow, Hips
• Other conditions:
– Peristalsis of the Small and Large Intestine ,
Arthritis of the Legs, Schizophrenia and
Communication

LARGE INTESTINE - LUNGS
• Spine: C V, VI & VII, T II, III, IV; L IV & V
• C5 Neck glands, vocal cords, pharynx
• C6 Shoulder, neck muscles, upper arms, tonsils
• C7 Thyroid, shoulders, elbows, heart, blood pressure, lungs, kidneys

LARGE INTESTINE - LUNGS
• Spine: C V, VI & VII; T II, III, IV; L IV & V
• T4 Gall bladder, pancreas ,
• L4 Lower back muscles, prostate, sciatic nerve, urination
• L5 Bladder, lower legs, feet
• T2 Heart, coronary arteries, lungs
• T3 Lungs, breasts, gall bladder, esophagus , heart

Doing IT By The Book!!

F i ve Major Acupuncture Meridians Affect the
Human Body on each side:
• IV. The Stomach and Thyroid Meridian.
– The maxillary molars and mandibular premolars.
Teeth numbers:
2,3,14,15,20,21,28 & 29.
– Upper first and second molars lower premolars
– Upper 6 and 7’s and lower 4 and 5’s

STOMACH-THYROID
• Effects the:
• 1. Kidneys
• 2. Pancreas
• 3. Parathyroid
• 4. Thyroid
• 5. Mammary Glands
• (Breast Cancer)
• 6. Stomach

STOMACH-THYROID
• Musculature: Trunk and Extremities
• Sensory Organ: Maxillary Sinus
• Spine: Th XI & XII; L I
• Joints: Hand, Foot, Shoulder, Elbow,
Sacroiliac joint
• Other Conditions:
– Kidney Stones, Hyper/Hypo-Thyroid, Breast
Cancer, Family problems, Partnership

STOMACH-THYROID
• Spine: T XI & XII; L I
• T11 Kidneys, heart, stomach , liver, spleen, abdominal arteries , lungs, intestines .
• T12 Small intestine , fallopian tubes, kidneys, lymph circulation, prostate
• L1 Large intestine

F i ve Major Acupuncture Meridians Affect the
Human Body on each side:
• V.
The Heart and Small Intestine Meridian.
– The third molars or wisdom teeth and retromolar areas.
Teeth numbers: 1,16,17 & 32.
Upper and lower wisdom teeth
Upper and lower 8’s

HEART-SMALL INTESTINE
• Effects the:
• 1. Blood Pressure and
Blood
Circulation
• 2. Duodenum
• 3. Ileocecal
• 4. The Heart

HEART-SMALL INTESTINE
• Musculature: Trunk and All Extremities
• Sensory Organ: Ear, Eye, Maxillary Sinus
• Spine: C VII; T I, V, VI &VII; S I, II & III
• Joints: Shoulder, Elbow, Ulnar Hand, Sacro-Iliac joint
• Other Conditions:
– “Broken Heart”, Blood Pressure, Energy metabolism,
Too numerous to mention...

HEART-SMALL INTESTINE
• Spine: C VII; T I, V, VI &VII; S I, II & III
• C7 Thyroid, shoulders, elbows, nose/sinus, hear, lung, kidneys.
• T1 Lower arms, hands, esophagus, trachea, thymus

Panoramic Radiograph
All 32 Teeth Present

TOOTH CHART

I Did Not see It Coming!

HEART CHANNEL (H)
• Energy flows from the inner aspect of the small finger tip upwards
• Use for the disorders of the arms and chest, brain and blood circulation
• 9 Acupoint
• YIN

SMALL INTESTINE (Si)
• Energy flows from the outer aspect of the small finger tip upwards.
• Disorders of the arms, shoulders, neck and small intestine
• 19 Acupoints
• YANG

But It Sounds Right!

Anatomy of a tooth
© Wander

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Interference field
Galvanic element
(effect on ground substance, depolarization effects)
Inflammation
(nociceptive potentiation)
Heavy metal intoxication
(enzymatic interaction)

 -
Interference field
Galvanic element (effect on ground substance, depolarization effects)
Inflammation
(nociceptive potentiation)
Heavy metal intoxication
(enzymatic interaction)

© Wander

© Wander

7
Step #1

Panoramic radiograph of the teeth
© Wander

3b

8
Step #2

Incorrectly done root canal filling
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The Acupuncture Point
1 = Superficial fascia
2 = Large vein
3 = Small vein
4 = Small artery
5 = Lymph vessel
6 = Nerve
7 = Vater-Pacini corpuscles
8 = Meissner’s corpuscles
9 = Epidermis
10 = Subepithelial connective tissue
Source: Heine, Lehrbuch der Biologischen
Medizin. Stuttgart, Hippokrates, 1997

Know Your Meridians and
Symptoms
• Which organs correlate to which teeth?
• Probe the buccomuccal fold by poking the patient at the apex of his-her teeth

Apply Gentle Pressure …

Until a Tender Spot is
Discovered
• Once a tender point is found, take a needle or sharp pointed object and drag it in the bucco-mural fold until a small bleeding point appears…

Drag Your Needle Gently
• Small spot(s) of blood will appear.
• Insert needle 1 mm into tissue
• Deposit only 1 TO 2 drops of liquid

DO NOT OVERLOAD WITH
LIQUID
• Multiple injections may be needed within 2mm of each other; Therefore,
• Only 1 to 2 drops of liquid in a spot!

Injection of 14 &15
• Treating patient for:
• Stomach Disorders
• Effects the shoulder and upper arms

Retro Molar Area
• Retro-molar area for:
• TMJ conditions
• Headaches
• Frozen jaw
• Shoulder problems

Retro Molar Area
• There area 18 different points that can be injected for treatment

Retro Molar Area
• Injection in retromolar area
• Heart meridian
– Blood pressure
– Blood circulation
– Adrenal gland
– life force: CHI

Do not try this at home!
• Lung and Large
Intestine

Traumeel Forms: Injectable,
Topical, Oral
• Meds are made from natural substances vs. synthetic

Traumeel
®
• Drug Contains:
– 12 botanical substances
– 2 mineral substances
– Sold in Germany since 1937
– Sold in United States since 1986

Traumeel
®
• Drug Actions:
– Anti-inflammatory
– Analgesic
– Anti-edematous
– Anti-exudative
– (see general article of Traumeel information)

Traumeel
®
• Indications:
– Inflammatory (non-infectious) process
– Exudative process
– Degenerative processes due to:
• Acute trauma
• Repetitive or overuse
• Injuries and syndrome
– Minor pain from:
• Osteoarthritis
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Gouty arthritis, etc

Traumeel
®
Clinical
Pharmacology
• Traumeel
®
Injection Solution does not inhibit the arachidonic acid pathway of prostaglandin synthesis. Instead, the mechanism of action of
Traumeel
®
Injection Solution appears to be the result of modulation of the release of oxygen radicals from activated neutrophils, and inhibition of release of inflammatory mediators from activated macrophages and neuropeptides

Traumeel
®
Contraindications:
Hypersensitivity to botanicals of the Compositae family
• The compositae family is a group of botanicals, kind of like “species” only broader.
Seven of the botanicals in Traumeel are members of this group (Arnica, Calendula,
Millefolium, Chamomilla, Bellis, Echinaceas).
Any adverse reaction in connections with
Traumeel is probably going to be due to hypersensitivity to one or more of these ingredients.

Traumeel
®
Side Effects
• Drops, tablets, injection solution:
In isolated cases, hypersensitivity reactions may orccur. In rare cases, increased flow of saliva may occur after taking this medication. If this happens, the therapist should be consulted.
• Ointment:
In isolated cases, hypersensitivity reactions may occur. Local allergic reactions (skin inflammation) have been reported.

Organ parenchyma cell
Basement membrane
Ground substance
Axon
Collagen
Mast cell
Capillary
Endocrinium
Biorhythms
CNS
Defence cell
Elastin
Fibroblast
Axon
International
Society of Homotoxicology

General Detoxification
• Lymphomyosot
• Hepeel
• Reneel
• Cosmochema
“detoxification trio”
– Leber-Galletropfen
– Lymphtropfen
– Nieren-Elixier

Drainage Remedies
• Lymphomyosot
• Solidago compositum
• Hepar compositum
• Nux vomica-Homaccord
• Galium-Heel