History:

Homeopathic medicine was developed in the 1700’s and is based on diluting natural substances, such as herbs and minerals.  In the 1950’s a new treatment modality called homotoxicology was developed.  It uses the principals of homeopathic dilution to create remedies that drain and detoxify the body.  In the 1980’s Italian physicians developed Physiological Regulating Medicine, what we call Tissue Rejuvenation Therapy.  It combines homotoxicology and the latest science about immunology, endocrinology and neurology to naturally support optimal cellular processes.

How Does It Work?

Tiny needles are used to inject small amounts of homeopathic remedies in conjunction with biologically active substances, such as neurotransmitters and growth factors, in precise physiological proportions.  The remedies act to control symptoms so you feel better quickly.  In addition, and more importantly, the remedies:

- detoxify the tissue

- improve circulation and lymph flow to and from the area

- provide important cellular nutrients

- modulate the immune, endocrine, and nervous systems. 

This means that the tissue becomes healthier, functions more optimally and is less likely to become damaged in the future. You find yourself in less pain, with younger looking skin, and with more energy.

What can it be used for?

Tissue Rejuvenation Therapy can effectively address any type of pain, anywhere in the body.

It can also be used cosmetically to:

- Tone the skin and muscles

- Reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and scars

- Lift breasts, jowls and triceps

- Smooth adiposity, cellulite and lumpy skin.

How many treatments will I need?

For cosmetic rejuvenations it will typically take about 5 treatments to see a difference, but individuals might need more or less.  Pain syndromes differ in how many treatments are needed but can range from 3-6, at least.  In general the treatments are done once weekly.  This may differ for each person, depending on the severity of the concern and the patients’ goals.  Treatments can be done as frequently as 3 times per week.

Do the injections hurt and are there any side effects?

Depending on the treatment the needles go into the muscles, the fat-filled tissue under the skin or the very top layer of the skin.  Some patients experience a slight poke, while others don’t notice anything. Every effort is made to make the process as painless as possible.  There are no side effects and the remedies do not interact with any medications or other treatments.