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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2023 · 22 MIN

Episode 51: Neuro Degenerative Diseases and Homeopathy with Bartosz Dziemidowicz

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What happens inside the body as we age, and why can conditions affecting the brain and nervous system be so complex? In this episode of the Homeopathy247 Podcast, Mary Greensmith speaks with homeopath and biologist Bartosz Dziemidowicz about human physiology, neurodegenerative disease, immunity and the importance of looking at the connections between different systems of the body. Bartosz brings together his background in biology with his experience in homeopathy to explain how he thinks about complex and long term health conditions. Connecting Biology and Homeopathy Before studying homeopathy, Bartosz trained as a biologist with a particular interest in human physiology. He explains that this background helps him look beyond isolated symptoms and think about what may be happening between the nervous system, hormonal system, immune system and emotional health. For Bartosz, symptoms are not separate pieces of information. He tries to understand how they may connect within the wider health picture. How the Body Communicates Bartosz introduces the idea of signaling molecules, substances the body uses to communicate between cells and systems. He discusses how illness, stress and other changes can produce physical and emotional symptoms at the same time. This is one reason he believes detailed homeopathic case taking should include much more than the name of a diagnosis. Neurodegenerative Diseases and Aging The conversation moves into conditions affecting the nervous system, including Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. Bartosz discusses the loss or dysfunction of nerve cells and connections that can occur in neurological disease and asks whether understanding these biological processes can provide additional information when taking a homeopathic case. These are serious medical conditions with different causes and mechanisms, so appropriate neurological assessment, diagnosis and ongoing medical care are essential. What Are Neurotrophic Factors? Bartosz also discusses neurotrophic factors, naturally occurring proteins involved in the development, maintenance and survival of nerve cells. He explores a homeopathic theory of using potentized preparations associated with these substances alongside individualized prescribing. This is an experimental homeopathic idea. Homeopathy has not been established as a treatment that increases neurotrophic factors, regenerates lost neurons or slows or reverses Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, MS or other neurodegenerative diseases. Looking at Family Health History Mary and Bartosz discuss why homeopaths often ask about parents, grandparents and illnesses that appear repeatedly within a family. Bartosz connects this with the traditional homeopathic concept of inherited susceptibility. Knowing your family medical history can certainly be useful when discussing health risks with a doctor, but homeopathic miasms are a historical homeopathic concept and should not be confused with established medical genetics. Can We Think About Health Earlier? Another theme is whether people can become more aware of health risks before significant symptoms develop. Bartosz talks about prevention from a homeopathic perspective and the importance he places on overall resilience, lifestyle and understanding family patterns. Homeopathy has not been established as a way to prevent Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, MS or cancer. People concerned about inherited risk should discuss evidence based screening, risk reduction and appropriate medical follow up with a healthcare professional. Treating the Individual, Not Just the Diagnosis Although the conversation includes biological processes and disease names, Bartosz repeatedly returns to the individual. Two people with the same diagnosis may have very different physical symptoms, emotional experiences, medical histories and family patterns. That wider picture is what guides his approach to homeopathic prescribing. Key Takeaways Bartosz combines a background in biology with homeopathic practice. The nervous, hormonal and immune systems communicate through complex biological pathways. Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and MS are discussed as examples of serious neurological conditions. Bartosz explores neurotrophic factors within his own homeopathic framework. Family health history can provide useful information about inherited medical risk. Homeopathic miasms are not the same as genetics. Homeopathy has not been established to prevent or reverse neurodegenerative disease. Neurological symptoms require appropriate medical assessment and ongoing care.   Subscribe to our YouTube channel and be updated with our latest episodes. 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