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Q&A 3 July 2026

Q&A Meeting – July 2026

Participants

Pascal, Pamela, Vanessa, Hanne, Howard, Anne Kathrine, Bo, Meir, Eva and Rikke.


Questions & Answers

Asthma (Question from Bo)

Case: Asthma with breathing difficulties and mucus production in the morning.

Treatment used: Green 53, C3, B25, Indigo 98, Turquoise 44, Violet 35 and Indigo 98.

Pascal's recommendations

Start with Green 53 on the internal ear area and the triangular fossa, followed by Red 24 in the concha. Check whether there are any underlying heart issues. Continue with Red 25, Turquoise 44, Violet 35, Orange 21, and finish with Indigo 98.

If the liver is active, treat with Green 53, followed by Green 58, Red 25 (to improve fluid circulation), and finish with Red 24.


Treatment Sequence (Question from Anne Kathrine)

Discussion about understanding the correct order of colours and the rationale behind the treatment sequence.


Combining Therapies (Question from Anne Kathrine)

Why is it recommended to use Photonic Medicine as the primary treatment, rather than combining it with other therapeutic approaches?


Psoriasis (Question from Anne Kathrine)

Pascal emphasized that psoriasis is a symptom rather than the primary pathology.

The investigation should focus on:

  • Metabolism
  • Lung function (the skin is closely related to the lungs according to Traditional Chinese Medicine)
  • Embryological and neurological connections between the lungs and the skin
  • The patient's breathing pattern

Suggested colours include Violet 35 (for inflammation and itching), Cyan 80B, and additional colours according to the VAS findings.


Thyroid Disorders (Question from Vanessa)

Suggested treatment sequence:

Green 53, Red 24 and Turquoise 38.


Alternative Green Filters (Question from Howard)

Howard asked whether an alternative filter could replace Green 53.

Pascal explained that the Green 53 filter (green with a red backing) is based on chlorophyll. Howard would like to investigate possible alternative filters.


PTSD, Anxiety and Emotional Trauma (Question from Pamela)

Case involving PTSD, anxiety and emotional distress following separation from her husband.

Topics discussed included:

  • Right and left hemisphere balance
  • The trauma line
  • Trauma reactivation
  • When it is appropriate to encourage conversation and when treatment should proceed without discussion
  • Breathing exercises

Suggested colours:
Green 53, Yellow 12 and Blue 47.


Treating the Spine (Question from Pamela)

General discussion regarding indications and practical considerations when treating the spine.


Shoulder Arthrosis (Question from Pamela)

Suggested treatment sequence:

Green 53, Red 24, Red 25, Turquoise 44, Cyan 80B (for severe pain), followed by Green 58, Yellow 12, Blue 47, Green 58, finishing with Indigo 98.


Autism (Question from Hanne)

Discussion about possible treatment strategies for autism and associated conditions.


Next Q&A Session

📅 1 September 2026
08:00–09:30 CEST

Recordings will be available afterwards, but live participation is strongly encouraged.


Case Presentations – 19 September 2026

Please upload your anamnesis and case study by September 12th.

Everyone should read the cases and ask one question for each case, tagging the presenting therapist in the WhatsApp group.

Meeting starts at 12:00 noon (CEST)

CEST Presenter Local Time
12:00–12:50 Yosi (Israel) 1:00–1:50 PM
12:50–13:40 Anne Kathrine (Denmark) 12:50–1:40 PM
13:40–14:30 Bo (Denmark) 1:40–2:30 PM
14:30–15:20 Dina (Denmark) 2:30–3:20 PM
15:20–16:10 Rosalind (Netherlands) 3:20–4:10 PM
16:10–17:00 Pamela (France) 4:10–5:00 PM
17:00–17:50 Sanja (Croatia) 5:00–5:50 PM
17:50–18:40 Vanessa (Miami) 11:50 AM–12:40 PM
18:40–19:30 Howard (California) 9:40–10:30 AM
19:30–20:20 Jay (Toronto) 1:30–2:20 PM


Each presentation is planned as:

  • 30 minutes presentation
  • 10 minutes for questions
  • 10 minutes break

We will continue until everyone has presented.


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1 comment

Lyn Doole
 

Many thanks to all.  Very informative, and supportive of our learning. My brain is nourished.

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