Biotherapeutic Drainage

What Is Biotherapeutic Drainage?

Biotherapeutic Drainage is a holistic healing philosophy developed in Europe by a group of French physicians led by Dr. Gérard Guéniot, M.D. Dr. Guéniot and his colleagues established a dynamic, integrative system that uses natural remedies to help the body restore normal physiological function. Their approach emphasizes working with the body—not against it—to gently support detoxification, balance, and repair.

Through the careful selection of specific remedies and techniques, these pioneering doctors were able to guide patients toward lasting healing by addressing the root causes of imbalance.

Core Therapies in Biotherapeutic Drainage:

• Homeopathic Drainage
  Includes the use of UNDA numbered remedies and single homeopathic remedies to stimulate detoxification and organ system support.

• Oligo-Elements (Gammadyns)
  Microdoses of essential trace minerals and metals used to regulate enzyme function and correct subtle deficiencies.

• Phytoembryotherapy
  A plant-based therapy using embryonic plant tissues (buds and shoots), developed by Dr. Pol Henry of Belgium, to support regeneration at the cellular level.

• Gemmotherapy
  A related botanical therapy that builds upon the principles of phytoembryotherapy, utilizing young plant extracts for gentle detoxification and organ support.

• Schuessler Cell Salts
  Twelve foundational mineral salts discovered by 19th-century German physician Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schüßler, used to restore cellular balance and function.

Biotherapeutic Drainage focuses on identifying and resolving blockages to healing on the physical, emotional, and mental levels. By addressing each patient’s unique terrain and rebalancing internal physiology, this method empowers the body’s natural ability to self-heal—ultimately guiding the patient from dysfunction back to health.