Mesology is a concept in medical science mixing mainstream medicine (anatomy, pathology, neurology, physiology) supplemented with knowledge based on holistic healing.  This includes: Tradition Chinese Medicine (TCM), Indian Ayur Veda (literally, “knowledge of life”), Orthomolecular cures, Homeopathy, Herbalism and physiotherapy.

Mesoderm

The name Mesology refers to the mesoderm or connective tissue.  Here the body has reactive sites that ensure that it is in balance with itself and the surrounding environment.
Within the diagnosis both mainstream and complimentary holistic investigation techniques are used to form a unique patient profile.
Every person is unique and therefore has individual experiences—distinctive interactions with his or her surroundings (nutrition, weather conditions, work and social surroundings et al.)  Every person, organ and cell aims toward an optimal balance.  As long as we are healthy, we are in our own “personal balance.” Sometimes we experience circumstances that throw us off balance, causing health dysfunctions to develop.

You can consult a Mesologist for a variety of physical complaints, including:

Digestive problems

Stomach, liver and intestinal complaints such as: stomach pain, heartburn, bloating, constipation, hemorrhoids, nausea, diarrhea, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic worm infections, food allergies et al.

Recurring infections

Ear infections, bladder infections, rheumatic complaints, sinus infections, colds

Muscle and joint pain

Rheumatoid arthritis, stiff joints, Fibromyalgia, back pain, muscle pain etc.

Respiratory problems

Chronic respiratory infections, asthma, bronchitis

General physical complaints

Headaches, migraines, exhaustion, lowered immune system, allergies, tinnitus

Hormonal induced problems

Thyroid issues, menstruation problems, menopause, infertility

Skin problems

Eczema, psoriasis, acne, dry skin, itchy skin, hives

Allergies

Hay fever, lactose intolerance, gluten intolerance etc.

Below is an item from the RTL4 LifestyleXperience program broadcast on Saturday, June 8, 2013. It briefly shows what a mesological treatment entails.