What Makes the Complexes Unique

The Role of the Catalyst

The cells of the body cannot function correctly without trace elements in their correct form. Cells that do not function correctly eventually degenerate which results in disease. The catalytic application of trace elements guarantees their absorption at cellular level.

A catalyst allows an action in the cell to take place in less time and with less energy. The catalyst does not change. It stays the same. Therefore the action of these trace elements does not override the action of any part of the function of the cell it is there to remove blockages and to activate a function.

The following is a summary of the role of catalytic trace elements on the health of the body. :

Catalytic Trace elements = active enzymes = healthy cells = healthy tissue = healthy organs = healthy systems = total health

Life is the result of millions and millions of catalysts

Illness is the result of blockages of the catalysts

Health is the result of the activity of these catalysts

Trace Elements Used in the Complexes

The following trace elements are used in the Bioligo complexes:

• Manganese
• Copper
• Cobalt
• Molybdenum
• Zinc
• Nickel
• Chromium
• Selenium
• Iodine
• Vanadium
• Iron
• Lithium
• Gold
• Silver

In addition there are macro elements – minerals which are usually required in large amounts in the body – which also act as catalysts

• Calcium
• Magnesium
• Sulphur
• Phosphorus
• Fluoride

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Ionisation

To be a catalyst the trace elements must be separated from each other, therefore they have to be ionised. This is a very precise science and Laboratoires Bioligo employs the best Swiss biochemists for this purpose. If this process is not carried out correctly the trace elements will bind together as is the case with colloidal minerals. If they are bound together, the chances of their efficient absorption into the cells will be reduced.

Dynamisation

The Bioligo trace elements are dynamised. This is a patented procedure whereby the energy of each trace element is increased, which also means that it is not necessary to use large amounts of trace elements – which can be toxic and dangerous - for them to be effective. It is the quality rather than quantity that is important.

Below is an example of the amounts of active trace elements used in the complexes

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The Significance of Identifying the Background Condition - Diathesis

The complexes take into consideration and address the requirements of the background condition of the individual (see research history). This means that not everyone with the same condition will respond to the same trace elements. Equally, not everyone with the same condition will respond to exactly the same natural remedies. The background condition helps to identify ‘what invited the illness in to the body'. This is vitally important for the success of any natural remedy procedure and will determine the priority and route of treatment.

Many natural remedies fail clinical and medical trials because the parameters used for trials in pharmacology are not appropriate for natural products. A prime example is that of essential oil of lavender. Several years ago a university undertook clinical trials on the effectiveness of lavender as a relaxant and had inconclusive results. Any well qualified clinical aromatherapist will tell you that lavender, whilst universally being accepted as a relaxant, can stimulate some people – depending on their background condition at the time.

Sublingual

Assimilation of trace elements means the metabolising at the innermost level of the human body; incorporating the active substances in specific active sites inside the body’s cells. To do this the trace elements have to cross many barriers. The form in which the Bioligo trace elements are presented allows them to be absorbed under the tongue where there is a particularly rich network of blood capillaries close to the mucous membranes where they are able to enter the transport networks, the blood and lymph.

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