Bioregulatory medicine is a personalized medicine which tailors medical treatment to the individual characteristics, needs and preferences of each patient. Physicians have long observed that patients with similar symptoms may have different illnesses, with different causes; and similarly, that medical interventions may work well in some patients, but not in others (with apparently the same disease). It is therefore important to focus and treat the varied causes of an illness, not simply suppress the symptoms.

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Bioregulatory medicine enables physicians and clinicians to identify the primary causes of illnesses by integrating the results of procedures that evaluate structural integrity, bio-chemical individuality and nutritional deficiencies, epigenetic predispositions, regulatory and metabolic processes, energetic imbalances, and the individual’s unique psycho-emotional dynamics such as losses and traumas.

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The therapeutic practices of bioregulatory medicine, like its diagnostics, are as individual and varied as the creative processes of the practitioners who use them. Therapeutic skill is a science, an art, and a creative process. The therapies of bioregulatory medicine extend beyond the conventional treatment of disorders of structure and function, and also encompass energetic imbalances, disorders of regulation and adaptation, social and psychoemotional disturbances and themes. The therapeutic practices of bioregulatory medicine are within the mind-body paradigm.

The following are a list of some of the more common, and perhaps a few of the less well-known bioregulatory-oriented therapies found in clinics throughout the world. Unlike diagnostics that may be conceptually categorized into “Planes”, therapeutic modalities are for too broad and inter-dimensional to group or categorize. This list is by no means complete, but may serve as a sample of bioregulatory medicine therapies that are used globally.

For clarity, an attempt has been made to place them into broad alphabetical categories.