regulatory therapy

What is Regulation Therapy?

Regulation therapy is a term used in naturopathy. In regulation therapy, we assume that our body functions according to interconnected control loops. Through these control loops, the body controls and regulates the large number of processes necessary to maintain the organism and keep it in balance.

The goal of regulation therapy is the intact basic regulation of the body, which we also refer to as the system of the organism's self-regulation. We achieve this goal by correcting so-called regulation disorders. This approach forms the basis for health, well-being, resilience, and performance in many respects.

The measures of regulation therapy work holistically and causally, i.e., not—as is the case with many common methods—selectively and symptomatically¹. This is important because the modern lifestyle often hinders the body's natural self-regulation in many people and causes regulation disorders.

Where Does Regulation Therapy Come From?

The field of basic regulation was founded by Prof. Dr. Alfred Pischinger (* July 15, 1899, Linz, † July 7, 1983, Vienna). In 1975, he published the book "System der Grundregulation" (System of Basic Regulation).

Undeniably, the topic of basic regulation is complex. Therefore, we will limit ourselves here to the practical aspects of basic regulation.

What are Systemic Chronic Regulation Disorders?

Many people today live in a state of systemic chronic regulation disorders. This means that the body's basic regulation functions only partially and incompletely, or has even come to a standstill in parts.

The primary consequences of regulation disorders include:

• Weakening of self-healing powers
• Latent acidification of tissues
• Persistent disturbance of physiological balances
• Loss of the organism's ability for self-regulation

All of this still sounds a bit abstract. So, what are the concrete signs of regulation disorders?

Health Problems of Modern Humans

There are a number of typical complaints of modern people. We have listed some of the most important ones here:

• Fatigue: often causeless, persistent exhaustion, lack of energy
• Digestive problems: constipation, diarrhea, bloating, irritable bowel syndrome, cravings, etc.
• Poor sleep: lack of rest, difficulty falling asleep, frequent waking, residual fatigue upon waking in the morning
• Hypersensitivity: to environmental substances and foods; allergies, therapy resistance, overreactions
• Degenerative regression: premature muscle loss, fat gain (problem areas), stubborn overweight, etc.

Psychological and Mental Complaints

• Signs of "burnout" syndrome
• Decline in performance: gradual decrease in physical, mental, cognitive performance; everyday life becomes (increasingly) strenuous
• Stress susceptibility: overload, nervous problems, feeling rushed, lack of resilience
• Depressive mood: listlessness, lack of motivation
• Overstimulation: latent aggressiveness, anxiety, nervousness; feeling constantly under pressure

Naturopathy assumes that many of these complaints are due to regulation disorders or can at least be treated much better or at all by a regulation therapy than without considering this connection.

What Exactly Do We Mean by Regulation Therapy?

The goal of regulation therapy is to restore the body's natural, inherent basic regulation. It gives the body back the strength it needs for self-healing and helps to restore natural balances and compensatory processes.

This therapeutic approach achieves great success, especially in chronic illnesses and diffuse complaints, i.e., (often recurring) physical problems without a recognizable and/or immediately treatable cause.

Measures of Regulation Therapy

A successful regulation therapy includes 4 measures:

1. Detoxification and Elimination
2. Regulation of Acid-Base Balance
3. Heavy Metal Elimination
4. Intestinal Cleansing

Intestinal cleansing, in turn, has 3 areas:

1. Intestinal Cleansing
2. Fungus Treatment
3. Intestinal Flora Reconstruction

This allows us to specifically aim for the restoration of the body's natural basic regulation.

What Health Improvements Does Regulation Therapy Enable?

The main goal of Jorinde products is the effective natural support of our body's basic regulation. This includes:

• Natural mobilization and elimination of toxins, fungi, and parasites
• Intestinal cleansing, intestinal sanitation, and intestinal flora reconstruction
• Activation of the body's self-healing powers
• Boosting metabolism
• Deacidification and acid-base balance

Through this, we can restore the body's basic regulation, as well as important balances of the organism. This forms the basis for health, well-being, and performance.

The most common results reported by users are varied:

More Energy and Vitality

• more energy in everyday life
• better digestion (especially less constipation, bloating, irritable bowel symptoms, and fullness)
• increase in physical, mental, and cognitive performance
• increased resilience
• more vitality, joy of life, and emotional stability

Better Body Functions and Well-being

• stronger immune system
• natural weight loss (reaching feel-good weight)
• normalization of eating behavior and appetite regulation
• needing less sleep, etc.

The results of a cure vary from person to person because many individual factors play a role. It is crucial that we enable our body to regenerate naturally and through its own processes.

Jorinde 14-Week Full Program

We have designed the Jorinde 14-Week Full Program to support the body's basic regulation with natural means.

All information about the program can be found here: Jorinde 14-Week Full Program