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1 Jean-Claude LEUNIS, Chemist - Biologist
Phytosociology detailed and applied to Medicinal Embryonic Phytotherapy (MEPTM) Presentation by Jean-Claude LEUNIS, Chemist - Biologist Laboratoire ATEGIS Translated by Dr. Dominique Richard Copyright 2005 CONFIDENTIAL

2 FOREST EVOLUTION Forest evolution in times is superimposed to the evolution to a pathological state. Correlation possible of the distance parameters of simple biologic conceptions 1. Serum Protein Electrophoresis 2. Isofocalisation serum globulins CONFIDENTIAL

3 Inflammatory Phases & Phytotherapy
Different biologic parameters reflect the evolution of the pathological process . We have deducted two : electrophoresis & isofocalisation pathology a g treatment CONFIDENTIAL

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6 CONFIDENTIAL

7 The different phases: Activation-excretion no biological expression
Inflammation hyper a (exsudative phase) Deposit hyper ab, hyper b ( exsudo-steatosis) Fibrinosis hyper ag (phase fibrinosic) Hyalinosis hyper abg (phase hyaline) Cirrhosis hyper bg (phase cirrhotic) Fibrosclerosis hyper g (phase fibro-sclerotic) Amylosis hypo g (phase of degeneration) CONFIDENTIAL

8 Inflammatory State CONFIDENTIAL

9 Steatosis CONFIDENTIAL

10 Hepatic Decompensation
On viruses CONFIDENTIAL

11 Neo Lungs CONFIDENTIAL

12 True Drainer (detoxifier) :
Alnus glutinosa, stimulate the granulocytes, anti-thrombotic venous Ribes nigrum, antiviral, anti-flu, stimulate hormones steroidal CONFIDENTIAL

13 Alder Hazel Elm Oak Hornbean Beech Birch Alnus glutinosa
Quercus pedonc. Corylus avellana Ulmus campestris Corylus avellana Fagus sylvatica Betula pubescens Acer campestris Populus nigra Carpinus betulus Fraxinus Betulae CONFIDENTIAL

14 1. Alder Alnus glutinosa Betula pubescens Ribes nigrum CONFIDENTIAL

15 2. ALDER - ASH Alnus glutinosa Fraxinus excelsior Quercus pedunculata
Ribes nigrum CONFIDENTIAL

16 3. ALDER – BLACK POPLAR Populus nigra Alnus glutinosa
Fraxinus excelsior Corylus avellana Ulmus campestris CONFIDENTIAL

17 4. ELM - DOGWOOD Ulmus campestris Cornus sanguinea Arctium lappa
Lapsana communis CONFIDENTIAL

18 5. OAK ASH CALCICOLE Quercus pedunculata Fraxinus excelsior
Cornus sanguinea Carpinus betulus Tilia cordata Crataegus oxyacantha Rosa canina Viburnum lantana CONFIDENTIAL

19 6. OAK HORNBEAN Carpinus betulus Quercus pedonculata Corylus avellana
Cornus sanguinea Crataegus oxyacantha CONFIDENTIAL

20 7. OAK SILICA Quercus pedonculata Betula pubescens Betula verrucosa
Fagus silvatica Rubus idaeus Ilex aquifolium CONFIDENTIAL

21 8. BEECH Fagus silvatica CALCIQUE Quercus Rubus idaeus Ilex aquifolium
SILICIQUE Rubus fruticosus Rubus idaeus Ilex aquifolium CONFIDENTIAL

22 9. LANDE - NORMANDY Calluna vulgaris Humide Dry Juniperus communis
Cornus sanguinea Vaccinium vitis idaea Erica cinerea Rosa canina CONFIDENTIAL

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25 Distribution of the evolution cycle
The forest presents diverse aspects in the function of the soil pH in which it grows Innovation : Distribution of the evolution cycle in 3 concentric circles CONFIDENTIAL

26 Division correspondent to the « constitution » of the Forest.
Exterior : colonisation acid soil pH 4-6 Median : colonisation neutral soil pH 6.5-7 Interior: colonisation basic soil pH7-8.5 CONFIDENTIAL

27 Ectoderme – Mesoderme & Endoderme.
This Constitution can be related To three embryologic tissue of base : Ectoderme – Mesoderme & Endoderme. Exterior Circle : ectoderme Median Circle : mésoderme Interior Circle : endoderme CONFIDENTIAL

28 Quercus Fraxinus Acer Carpinus Fagus Ulmus Tilia Quercus Populus
Juglans Corylus Quercus sessile Fraxinus Salix alba Pinus Ribes Betula Betula Alnus Juniperus Vacc.vidaea Betula Calluna CONFIDENTIAL

29 Phase I: hyper a Phase II: hyper b Phase III: hyper ab
Phase IV: hyper ag / abg Phase V: hyper bg / g Phase VI: hypo g CONFIDENTIAL

30 Alnus glutinosa CONFIDENTIAL

31 Betula pubescens CONFIDENTIAL

32 Ribes nigrum CONFIDENTIAL

33 Rosa canina CONFIDENTIAL

34 Fraxinus excelsior CONFIDENTIAL

35 Corylus avellana CONFIDENTIAL

36 Juglans regia CONFIDENTIAL

37 Populus nigra CONFIDENTIAL

38 Ulmus campestris CONFIDENTIAL

39 Acer campestris CONFIDENTIAL

40 Carpinus betulus CONFIDENTIAL

41 Fagus sylvatica CONFIDENTIAL

42 Juniperus communis CONFIDENTIAL

43 Rubus idaeus CONFIDENTIAL

44 Rubus fruticosus CONFIDENTIAL

45 Alnus glutinosa Ribes nigrum Rosa canina Inflammatory State
CONFIDENTIAL

46 Steatosis Corylus avellana Populus nigra CONFIDENTIAL

47 Juniperus communis Betula pubescens Hepatic Decompensation on viruses
CONFIDENTIAL

48 Neo Lungs Betulinic Acids Indolic plants CONFIDENTIAL

49 Examples of therapeutic formulations
Arteritis of young adults, Phlebitis : Alnus glutinosa + Populus nigra Gout : Fraxinus excelsior Allergic Rhinitis : Ribes nigrum Hepatic Steatosis : Corylus avellana Pulmonary Edema : Cornus sanguinea Thrombopenia : Carpinus betulus CONFIDENTIAL

50 Receiding Herpes-Furonculosis : Quercus + Ulmus + Rosa canina
Fibrosis : Rubus fruticosus Rachitisme : Betula verrucosa + Abies pectinea Eczema : Viburnum lantana + Rosa canina Cirrhosis : Juniperus communis Hyalinose Ovarian, Prostatitis : Vaccinium vitis idaea Amenorrhea, hypogonadism : Rubus idaeus CONFIDENTIAL

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