What is Injection Therapy (BioPuncture)?
Many injection-based treatments have existed in the United States and Europe for decades, but the term Biopuncture was established in 1991 by founder Jan Kersschot, a Belgian family physician. In 2008, he introduced Biopunctureto.
Biopuncture injection therapy is a treatment that involves injecting natural compounds to stimulate and support the body’s natural healing processes.
What is Biopuncture?
Injections of these homeopathic solutions are mineral extracts or dilute microdoses of the plants given at small injection areas. Intramuscular injections have a systemic effect. For more localized areas, multiple small injections may be given to the affected area for conditions such as acute ankle sprains and frozen shoulders. Their applications in the fields of immune enhancement and analgesia are of utmost importance.
How does Biopuncture work?
Biopuncture involves injecting a small amount of product to stimulate or awaken the natural healing process. The healing power comes from inside the body, not from the product itself.
What is injected?
- ultra-low doses of mainly medicinal plant
- mineral-based products and/or glucose
What are the benefits of Biopuncture?
Biopuncture has almost no systemic absorption and minimal side effects.
It also is…
- simple
- reproducible
- clinically effective
- non-surgical
- non-invasive
- cost-effective
Who Benefits from Biopuncture?
It’s important to remember that there is no single treatment procedure that will solve all problems. A combination of several different treatments usually yields the greatest success. Biopsy has been successfully used to help treat the following conditions:
- Cellulite
- Fat reduction
- Viral infection
- Sinusitis
- Tonsillitis
- Bronchitis/ Trachitis/Asthma
- Pain Management
- Chronic myofascial pain syndrome
- Lower back pain
- Knee injuries
- Ankle injuries
- Arthritis
- TMJ
- Carpal Tunnel
- Sciatic Neuralgia
- Sport bomb
- Adrenal fatigue
- Mental boost
- Diabetes
- Infertility
What to Expect at Your Biopuncture session
At your first visit, you will meet your healthcare provider to discuss your medical history and current symptoms. You may need a physical examination. If Biopuncture is an appropriate option, we will start with injection therapy.
You will receive multiple injections in different parts of your body. Minimal pain due to the use of fine needles. Due to the small amount of biopsy used, multiple treatment sessions may be required. Together you and your doctor will decide how many treatments you need.
Biopuncture is a treatment that uses primarily plant-based product formulations that are injected into specific areas of the body to reduce pain and inflammation. Most injections are microinjections with very small needles either just under the skin or into the muscle. One advantage of injecting directly into the painful area is a much faster healing response.
When our patients attempt these simple intramuscular injections, they often want more because of the dramatic results. For example, many arthritis patients do not want to take their daily medication. After 4-6 injections per week, one injection per month can significantly reduce pain or keep it completely painless.
What is Injection Therapy (BioPuncture) FAQs
IS BIOPUNCTURE TREATMENT SAFE?
Yes, because the ampoule does not contain high concentrations of active ingredients and harmful substances. Therefore, it has few toxic side effects.
HOW MANY INJECTIONS DO I RECEIVE AT EACH SESSION?
You usually receive several injections in each session. For example, if a doctor wants to treat the liver, he will give about seven small injections under the skin of the abdomen.
HOW MANY SESSIONS DO I NEED?
The fact that your doctor uses small doses of natural products instead of cortisone shots means you need to be more patient. Usually, more than a session may be required. These products don’t cause any serious side effects, so you may have to be more patient than usual. But in the long run, healing comes from within and doesn’t rely on daily pills to get rid of symptoms. Therefore, injection therapy results are more permanent.
WHEN SHOULD I THINK ABOUT A BIOPUNCTURE TREATMENT?
Pain in the neck and back responds well to Biopuncture, but shoulder, knee, or Achilles tendon pain can also be treated with these injections. Biopuncture is also very effective in treating tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow.
However, injection therapy is not only used for pain problems, arthritis, and sports injuries. The therapeutic areas of note are allergies and inflammation. For example, asthma, eczema, and hay fever can be treated. Patients with bronchitis, gastritis, cystitis, and sinusitis can also be treated with this technique. If the doctor has experience with this method, it can also treat migraines, tension headaches, and sciatica.