Objectives

Exploring the mechanisms that underlie the healing potential in the human being and offering a general, integrated and dynamic approach for practical applications through a multidisciplinary approach. Venturing beyond the deadlocks in therapy and the increasing complexities of drug resistance – The use of modern technology (genomics, nanotechnology, medical imagery, ...) not just to discover new drugs but mainly to thoroughly explore the human body's OWN resources and healing potential - Endogenous drug synthesis (volitional control over) - Tissue (brain, ...) damage repair from raw material that lies throughout the tissue itself - Thinking a desired therapeutic effect (perhaps by willing a focussed change in a given microenvironment of dormant cells with latent properties) - Treating Disease without exogenous Drugs - Proteomics – Glycomics - Plasticity of the nervous system - Psychosomatics – Individual Health and The Social System: No More Crutches! - Mind-body interaction in both Disease and Mental Health – Lifestyle, Nutrition/Diet and Health - Placebo effect - Computerised & mathematical models of complexities - Classical & alternative medicine revised.