In general, esogetic medicine is based on empirical knowledge. That means, we observe what works. For this purpose, we put together new process combinations and keep watching. We have more than 200 procedures that work on their own or make meaningful combinations. These can also be combined with other diagnostic and therapy media existing outside of esogetic medicine.
A central form of therapy in esogetic medicine is the use of colored light. But beyond that, we work with far more procedures. All individual methods have been tried and tested for decades and systematically combined—some are further developments of procedures already known for centuries. Together, these form an interaction of diagnosis and therapy for the regulation of the individual health condition.
