the role of mitochondria Mitochondria are cellular organelles found in most eukaryotic cells, i.e. cells with a nucleus bounded by a membrane. Mitochondria play an essential role in cell metabolism and have several important functions, including : Energy production: Mitochondria are often referred to as the cell’s “energy powerhouses”. They are responsible for producing adenosine…
Prostate BIOLOGICAL SENSE: The prostate gland has two biological functions: – It contains a natural antiseptic that can “cleanse” the genital tract when it is deemed unsuitable, – It presides, like an orchestra conductor, over the genital function and can therefore allow the elderly man to get the reproductive machine (the photocopier) back on track…
Asthma and laryngeal dyspnea It is the conflict of the newborn arriving in a world that is both hostile and vital. It is the conflict of the Blackfoot repatriated against his/her will. Affected Organs: Muscles and motor nerves of the bronchi. Muscles and motor nerves of the larynx. There are two forms of asthma: –…
When performing a song, knowing and reading musical notes is as important as doing it with the right rhythm. In the score, the musical notes are placed sequentially and different marks provide information on the register, speed or intensity with which they should be played. The human genome functions in a manner similar to a…
Before I get into the biodecoding of allergies, I think it would be helpful to ask what an allergy is. Medical definition Its etymology is allos: other / ergos: reaction. It is therefore a reaction to what the subject considers to be something other than himself, something strange. What characterizes the allergic subject is that…
Extract from “Decode your sexuality”, published in May 2007 by Souffle d’Or editions. Philippe Lévy – EDB Lyon. Our human organism (psyche, brain, organs) uses nine different languages to express itself and perceive information. Each language brings advantages and limitations. By understanding them and using them consciously, you will have nine opportunities to decode and…
We inherit emotional information, did you know? Broadly speaking, it could be defined as the legacy we receive from past generations. More precisely, it designates a heritage that manifests itself through emotions, beliefs, behaviors or habits … symptomatic. Did you know that what your most distant ancestors went through, that you didn’t even meet, can…
The story of Marc Fréchet, father of this concept. When it comes to approaching the parent-child relationship, psychology and psychotherapy have put a lot of emphasis on both the person’s life and their womb life to achieve good mental health. Each school or paradigm has brought its own particularity to the search for initial conflicts…
Salomon Sellam, with 28 books on his clinical experience in psychosomatic analysis published in France, 13 in Spain and 6 in Italy, created the Institute of Clinical Psychosomatic in France to train professionals. He has spent 22 years practicing and studying the influence of the mind on the body, on how we program illnesses. How?…
Gérard Athias (1957) is a doctor and a graduate in Marseille, where he practiced general medicine and traditional Chinese medicine for 8 years until he met, for personal health reasons, with Claude Sabbah and his diagnostic-therapeutic method of total biology. In search of a more intuitive path, he meets Alexandro Jodorovski and his studies on…
