In the world of health and wellness, there are countless approaches and therapies to treat various conditions and complaints. One of the lesser known, but no less effective approaches, is the practice of Mesology. In this in-depth blog, we will explore what Mesology is, where it comes from, how it works, who can benefit from it, and what products can support a Mesologist. In addition, we will answer frequently asked questions and conclude with how Meditech Europe can help and advise in this area.
What is Mesology?
Mesology is an integrative form of medicine that combines several disciplines, such as mainstream medicine, acupuncture, orthomolecular medicine, homeopathy and phytotherapy. The aim of Mesology is to identify the cause of health problems and treat them in a holistic way. The term 'mesology' is derived from the Greek words 'meso', which stands for 'middle', and 'logos', which refers to 'doctrine'. This reflects the core of the practice: finding the centre of health by integrating various medical disciplines.
A Mesologist is a specialist in Mesology and works with a wide range of diagnostic techniques to assess an individual's health. This combines regular medical examinations with alternative approaches, such as iriscopy, electro-acupuncture according to Voll (EAV), and kinesiology.
Where does Mesology come from?
The origins of Mesology are in the Netherlands, where it originated in the 1980s. It was developed by Dutch physician and Mesologist, Cornelis T. Veening. His vision was to create a system that combined the best of both mainstream medicine and complementary medicine to provide a holistic approach to health.
Mesology has since spread to other parts of the world, although it is still mainly practised in the Netherlands. The growing interest in natural and holistic medicine has contributed to Mesology's popularity.
How does Mesology work?
Mesology assumes that the human body is a complex system in which all organs and systems are interconnected. Health problems are often caused by disturbances in these interrelationships. A Mesologist aims to detect and correct these disturbances.
A typical Mesology treatment begins with a comprehensive intake interview in which the patient discusses his or her medical history and current complaints. The Mesologist then performs various diagnostic tests, such as iriscopy to study the iris of the eye, EAV to measure the energy balance in the body, and kinesiology to assess muscle tension:
Iriscopy:
Iridology, also known as iridology, is a diagnostic technique in which the iris of the eye is studied to obtain information about a person's state of health.
According to iridologists, the iris reflects different parts of the body and their state of health. By analysing the colour, patterns and signs in the iris, they can identify possible health problems.
In mesology, iris scanning is often used as an additional diagnostic tool to get a more complete picture of a patient's health. It is important to note that iridology is not widely recognised within mainstream medicine and is considered an alternative diagnostic method.
EAV (Electro Acupuncture according to Voll):
EAV is a technique that uses electronic measuring devices to measure the electrical resistance of acupuncture points on the body.
According to EAV practitioners, the electrical resistance of these points reflects the state of health of the corresponding organs and systems in the body.
In mesology, EAV is used to help identify disturbances in the body's energetic balance and create specific treatment plans to correct these disturbances.
Kinesiology:
Kinesiology is a diagnostic and therapeutic technique that uses muscle testing to obtain information about the physiology and energetic balance of the body.
In mesology, kinesiology is often used to test for allergies, food intolerances, nutritional deficiencies and other health problems. For example, the patient is asked to hold a particular food item while the therapist tries to change the muscle tension. Changes in muscle tension can be interpreted as reactions to specific substances or foods.
Based on these findings, the Mesologist draws up an individual treatment plan. This plan may include nutritional advice, supplements, homeopathic remedies, acupuncture, and other therapies to balance the body and treat health problems.
What should you think about when considering a Mesology treatment?
When considering a Mesology treatment, there are some important points to keep in mind:
Holistic approach:
Mesology treats the person as a whole and does not just focus on symptoms. The aim is to address the underlying cause of health problems and bring the body into balance.
Individual approach:
Every person is unique, and therefore treatment will differ from person to person. The Mesologist will tailor a treatment plan tailored to the patient's specific needs and health problems.
Complementary approach:
Mesology combines different forms of medicine, both conventional and alternative, to provide the most effective treatment. This can include nutrition, supplements, homeopathy and acupuncture.
Patience and commitment:
Restoring health takes time, and it is important to be patient and follow the treatment plan closely. Commitment and cooperation between the patient and the Mesologist are essential for success.
Who is Mesology for?
Mesology can be a suitable option for people with a wide range of health problems and complaints. These can include both physical and mental conditions. Some examples of conditions for which people may consider Mesology are:
- Digestive problems
- Hormonal imbalance
- Allergies and intolerances
- Chronic fatigue
- Stress and burn-out
- Skin problems
- Weight problems
- Autoimmune diseases
It is important to note that Mesology is a complementary approach and should not be seen as a replacement for conventional medicine. It is wise to consult with a doctor before starting Mesology, especially if you are already on medication or have a serious medical condition.
What products can support a Mesologist?
A Mesologist can use various products and therapies to improve the health of their patients. In addition, there are specific cosmetics products from Meditech Europe that may be of interest, especially for skin problems, because of their purity and use of colloidal techniques.
Cosmetics products from Meditech Europe:
Meditech Europe also offers a range of cosmetics products that use colloidal techniques. These products can be useful for skin problems such as eczema, acne and psoriasis. They are often prescribed by Mesologists because of their purity and effectiveness in supporting skin health.
FAQ
What is Mesology?
Mesology is an integrative form of medicine that combines different disciplines, such as mainstream medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy and phytotherapy, to identify the cause of health problems and treat them in a holistic way.
What should you think about with Mesology and who is it for?
Mesology is intended for people looking for a holistic approach to health. It can be useful for a wide range of health problems, both physical and mental. It is important to be patient and work with a Mesologist to achieve the best results.
What products can be considered supportive for a Mesologist?
A Mesologist can use supplements, but also various devices, as well as specific cosmetic products from Meditech Europe for skin problems.
Final thought
Mesology is an exciting and effective approach to health and well-being that combines the benefits of both conventional and complementary medicine. It focuses on finding the cause of health problems and restoring balance to the body. If you are considering trying Mesology, it is important to consult an experienced Mesologist and be open to a holistic approach to your health.
At Meditech Europe, we are ready to advise and support you in your journey to better health. You can contact us at info@meditecheurope.nl or by phone at +31527 292 331. We offer high-quality products and expertise to help you achieve your health goals using the principles of Mesology. Your health is our priority, and we look forward to helping you on your path to wellness.
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