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Biestmilch requires a change of your familiar frame of reference; Part II
01-10-20061038Views

Biestmilch requires a change of your familiar frame of reference; Part II

Usually, the scientific frame of reference whithin which we interpret our world is linear. We measure parameters and take them for irrevocable facts, and things we cannot measure are usually not real for us, we doubt their existence.

If a value deviates from its stastical mean we interpret this as deficits that asks for substitution. We look at our body as a composition of boxes of variable sizes that are filled with biochemical compounds. The conclusions are simple refuel the respective box and that’s it. Sometimes this approach may be successful, but in most of the cases of modern chronic diseases therapies of this kind fail. This is why more and more people turn their backs on western rational scientific tradition. They look for alternatives. Naturopathy is one, biestmilch is part of this world.

Biestmilch is not a substitute for deficits, it is a substance that asks you to be ready to change your angle of reference, your observation point for coming closer to its value. In this world nothing is linear anymore, because it is all about regulation, about regulatory processes, and, regulation can never be linear from »A« to »B«. It is a circular world, where interdependency is normal and not the exception to the rule. Biestmilch is a mediator that influences regulatory processes, this process we call modulation.

If you wish to get to know more about the biestmilch universe, please visit http://www.biestmilch.de/biestmilch-matrix.html We are happy to welcome you!

Susann

Susann

Susann is the biest prototype and head of the team. She is Austrian, has studied medicine, meaning she is a medical doctor and the Biesters' alpha wolf. Susann continuously produces new ideas, is strong in making concepts and is practically always ON FIRE. Without her BIESTMILCH wouldn't be where and what it is today, and anyway - not possible.

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