What is a Focus (Foci)?
In E.A.V., a focus is defined as a localized deposit of toxins within a tissue. These can be viral, bacterial, or vaccine-related in origin. Ideally, such toxins should be eliminated by immunocompetent cells. However, if the toxin becomes "encysted" within the cells and natural elimination fails, an interference field or "focus" is established.
Silent Pathological Zones: Disruptive foci exert remote effects by altering the flow of electromagnetic information within the body. The primary challenge is that patients often do not feel these blockages directly, even as the body becomes energetically exhausted attempting to clear them.
Manifestations and Types of Foci
In Electro-Acupuncture according to Voll, a focus is typically identified by an "indicator drop" or a decline in measurement values at specific organ points. These foci are rarely detectable through standard biological testing because the toxin or pathogen is present in minute quantities and generally does not circulate in the fluids used for traditional clinical assays.
Commonly encountered foci include:
- Digestive Foci: Representing the majority of clinical cases.
- Dental Foci: Granulomas, osteitis, and surgical scars.
- Sinus Foci.
- Chronic Cystitis.
- Gallbladder Foci.
Expertise in VOLL Electro-Acupuncture
E.A.V. provides essential support for physicians and dental surgeons, particularly in identifying dental foci. It allows for the determination of:
- The nature and precise location of the focus.
- Remote organs being disrupted by the focus.
- The underlying organ imbalance contributing to the dental issue.
This determination is based on the precise measurement of reactivity at points corresponding to both teeth and target organs. These foci often evade standard clinical and radiological exams but remain critical due to their significant disruption of the patient's energetic system.
Remediation and Treatment
To clear a focus, low-potency homeopathic dilutions (3X to 10X) of the specific toxin composing the focus are often utilized. Treatment efficacy is verified by the restoration of normal conductance measurements at the involved points.