Reverse Chronological Tautopathy Part 2: Treating Iatrogenic Disorders
Part 2 of Reverse Chronological Tautopathy, an aspect of The Mueller Method ™, this tutorial explores complex diseases produced by iatrogenic and toxic factors. Learn how the history, family history, medical records, diagnostic exams and data derived from pharmacology, toxicology, and environmental and occupational medicine can help interpret the chronological and etiological evolution of the case and aid in understanding the totality of symptoms of complex chronic disorders.
Step-by-step case analysis shows how to bring order to difficult cases, conduct research into the etiology and concomitant circumstances, develop a working hypothesis for a treatment plan, and select the indicated remedies.
Cases discussed include hepatitis C, cancer, food allergies, heart disease, multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), autism, deep vein thrombosis, kidney failure, chronic fatigue syndrome, and Sjögren’s Syndrome.
Course Features
- Lectures 14
- Quizzes 0
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 4
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
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All Lessons
- Ch#1: Introduction
- Ch#2: How to Take a Case for RCT
- Ch#3: Hepatitis C Case #1
- Ch#4: Hepatitis C Case #2
- Ch#5: Case 3
- Ch#6: Questions #1
- Ch#7: Sjogren’s Case
- Ch#8: Create a Hypothesis
- Ch#9: Questions #2
- Ch#10: Autism Cases
- Ch#11: Heart Disease Case
- Ch#12: Lennox Gestaut Seizures
- Ch#13: Metastasized Cancer
- Ch#14: Questions #3
