Revitalizing the Immune System

Do you suffer from recurring infections, chronic fatigue, or immunodeficiency? Do you feel that your body is no longer able to regenerate properly? Micro-immunotherapy can provide gentle but targeted support for your immune system. It works with the body’s own smallest signaling molecules to bring your immune system into balance and allow it to function optimally again.

History of Micro-Immunotherapy

Micro-immunotherapy was developed in the 1970s by Dr. Maurice Jenaer, a Belgian physician. His goal was to create a form of therapy that naturally supports the immune system without overburdening it. Building on the findings of immunology, micro-immunotherapy uses messenger substances in very low concentrations – similar to homeopathy – to gently regulate the immune system. Since then, this method has been continuously developed and successfully used to treat various immune-related diseases.

Application Areas of the Treatment Method

Micro-immunotherapy is primarily used for diseases associated with a dysregulation of the immune system. These include:

• Chronic infections (e.g., Epstein-Barr virus, herpes, Lyme disease)
• Autoimmune diseases (e.g., Hashimoto’s, rheumatism)
• Chronic fatigue (CFS, Long Covid, burnout)
• Allergies and food intolerances
• Recurring infections and weakened immune system
• Inflammatory diseases (e.g., intestinal problems, neurodermatitis)
• Accompanying support for cancer

About the Treatment Method

Micro-immunotherapy works with immunoregulatory messenger substances, so-called cytokines, which are administered in very low concentrations. These signaling molecules normally control communication between the cells of the immune system. The therapy helps to specifically modulate your immune system by either strengthening a weakened immune response or balancing an excessive reaction.
The treatment is in the form of small globules or capsules that you place under your tongue. They are absorbed through the oral mucosa to achieve a direct effect on the immune system. The therapy is gentle and well tolerated because it is based on the body’s natural mechanisms.