How to use this chart:
After repertorizing for the homeopathic similimum and after locating the electromagnetic site at which that code may be detected, locate detection sites for the isonosode (equilium) codes.
There are isonosode codes for:
- Influenza viruses, the primary cause of the disease
- Bacteria, the cause of secondary complications and an important cause for an unfavorable outcome.
How to locate Flu viruses on the EDS 2000:
- Click on Signal List
- Click on Nosodes/Xenobiotics
- Click on Flu list
- Use Yes/No function to locate the correct code
How to locate bacteria on the EDS 2000:
- Click on Signal List
- Click on Nosodes/Xenobiotics
- Click on Bacteria Nosode III
- Click on Staphylococcus Nosodes
- Use Yes/No function to locate the correct code
- Click on the Streptococcus Nosodes
- Use Yes/No function to locate the correct code
If a code is unable to be located search the entire list of virus and bacteria nosodes.
The most common Flu codes are:
- Type A: Influenza A virus
- Type B: Influenza B virus
- Type C: Influenza C virus
- Influenzinum
- Influenzinum vesiculosum NW
Influenzinum AB - Influenzinum SW
- Influenzinum toxicum
The most common Staphylococcus codes are:
Staphylococcus, coagulase positive
Staphylococcus aureus
Staphylococcus hemolyticus
Staphylococcus saprophiticus
Staphylococcus schleiferi
The most common Streptococcus codes are:
Streptococcus faecalis
Streptococcus pneumonia
Streptococcus, beta hemolytic
Streptococcus pyrogenes
Streptococcus salvarius
Streptococcus viridans
Streptococcinum
INFLUENZA
How to use this chart:
Test the sign or symptom at the appropriate detection site for:
- The homeopathic codes in the protocol list
- Influenza codes in the signal library
- Codes for secondary bacterial infections, mostly in the staphylococcus and streptococcus groups in the signal library
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Sign or Symptom
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Detection Site
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Mechanism
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Signal
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Onset
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History
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Fever
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TW 20
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Pyrogen from infectious source |
Flu viruses; Bacteria |
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Thirst
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TW 20
GB 12
SV 10
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Hypothalamus Posterior Pituitary ADH detection site |
Flu viruses
Flu viruses
Flu viruses
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Perspiration
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TW 20
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Pre-optic area of hypothalamus |
Flu viruses
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Chills
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TW 20
CI 8b-1
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Hypothalamus reset Capillary-Venules (vasoconstriction) |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Bacteria |
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Respiration
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LU 10c
LU 10b
LU 10
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Lung Main Detection Site Bronchioles Bronchi |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria |
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Catarrh
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LU 10
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Bronchi |
Flu viruses; Bacteria
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Cough
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LU 8b
LU 9
LU 10
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Larynx Trachea Bronchi |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria |
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Pharyngitis
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ST 3a-1
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Epipharynx |
Flu Virus |
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Laryngitis
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LU 8b
LY 4b
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Larynx Larynx/Hypopharynx |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria
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Tongue
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ST 3-2
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Tongue |
Flu viruses; Bacteria
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Rhinitis
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LY 3
LY 1-3
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Nose/Paranasal sinuses Nasal mucosa |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria
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Eyes
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LY 2a
OP 12
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Eye Detection Site Conjunctiva |
Flu viruses; Bacteria Flu viruses; Bacteria
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Muscles
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SV 48
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Muscle site |
Flu viruses
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Headache
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GB 5
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Cerebral veins |
Flu viruses |
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Vertigo
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TW 18
TW 17a
HT 3c
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Inner Ear Labyrinth Cerebellum |
Flu viruses Flu viruses Flu viruses |
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Fainting
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CI 8b-1
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Capillaries-Venules (vasodilatation)
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Bacteria |
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Face
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TW 16a-1
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Facial Nerve |
Flu viruses |
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Intestinal
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SI 1b
LI 1b
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Small Intestine Detection Site Large Intestine Detection Site |
Flu viruses Flu viruses
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Mental
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GV 23-1
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Cerebrum |
Flv Viruses |
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