Synergetics
Synergetics is an integrative medicine approach that seeks to unite the knowledge of conventional (allopathic) medicine with traditional medicines and bioenergetic therapies. It was developed in the 1980s by Dr. Jorge Carvajal, based on the premise that the human being is not only a physical body, but a complex system where energy, emotions, and thoughts are interconnected. The term comes from the combination of two concepts: Synthesis and Energetics. Its main objective is not to replace modern medicine, but to create a "synthesis" of different knowledge systems to treat the patient holistically.
Synergetics
is based on several pillars to understand health with a holistic vision, considering that illness is not an isolated event in a single organ, but an imbalance in the patient's entire information network (physical, mental, and emotional). It consists of several integrated healing systems and utilizes tools from Traditional Chinese Medicine (acupuncture), Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Flower Therapy, and Psychology.
In a session, in addition to the usual clinical diagnosis, the therapist seeks to identify where the patient's energy flow is blocked. To balance it, they may use:
Low-intensity laser and light (Chromotherapy): A color filter is applied to specific points.
Resonance filters: Small devices containing biological information to harmonize the system, called "Ram filters."
Magnets: Use of magnetic fields to restore balance.
Auriculomedicine: Diagnosis and therapy through the auricle (ear).
Synergetics is often used as a complement to numerous health disorders, stress and anxiety management, chronic pain treatment, addictions, immune system strengthening, personal growth processes, and emotional regulation.
The use of filters, infrared lasers, etc., constitutes the tools, the "technological" and practical aspect of Synergetics. Its objective is to act on the body's information network, what we call the "biofield," to send signals that help the organism to self-regulate.
The use of Ram Filters or Morphic Archetype Resonators:
Filters are perhaps the most distinctive tool of this therapy. They are small devices containing biologically active substances, metals, minerals, or specific information from healthy tissues. They are based on the principle that everything has a vibrational frequency. By placing a filter over an area of the body, an acupuncture point, or an energy center, the body "recognizes" that frequency. If an organ is malfunctioning (altered frequency), the filter acts like a "tuning fork," reminding the organ of its original healthy frequency so it can attempt to restore it.
