Total Hormonal Disorder

Dr. Paschalidis also introduced the Scale of Total Hormonal Disorder (Global Assessment of Stress Response), which is the degree of stress level in an individual’s body and relates to both the physical and the psycho-mental state of the organism.
The scale of The Total Hormonal Disorder represents:

• The level of emotional and physical disorder
• The biochemical and patho-physiological alterations in the three formations of the limbic system through the synaptic plasticity of the brain
• The alarm signals in the nerve cells of the intestine in stressful situations
• The degree of the total function (physical and emotional) of the body
• The plasticity of the brain (i.e. its capacity to change at a neural level), which explains the improvement in the way of thinking, following the reduction of the level of the Total Hormonal Disorder Index. Thus Type-specific regions of the brain start to function efficiently again.

Our brain perceives stress and our reaction is determined by it and affects the function of the brain itself and therefore the whole body.

The scale measuring THD is from 1 to 100. The higher the index on the scale is the more serious the health problems. This grade number is very important as it determines the psychological and physical health of the person.

In children the upper physiological disorder on the scale is 7-10 and up to 18 years it can reach 17-20. In adults, the body works normally and there is no physical problem when the disorder is maintained from 24-28.

From 30-40, the body starts to malfunction, but it does not present any obvious problems.

From 40 to 43, the body suffers from inflammation, cysts, fistulas and cyst pimples, and inflammation, stretch marks and hemorrhoids in the intestine.

Around 43-45 polyps, lipomas, varicocele, stretch marks, nodes, adenomas, fibroids and female fibroids are developed, which as the disturbance increases, they multiply and grow.

Over 50, and depending on the Type of the individual and the particular sensibilities he displays, the situation becomes more explosive.

Above 51, the heart is disturbed with each Type exhibiting different sensitivities: in A Type extra tachycardia, in B Type chronic atrial fibrillation and in C Type chronic arrhythmias, bradycardias.

Over 54, the brain cannot separate happiness from unhappiness. Eventually, the happy events of life are likely to have negative consequences, as well as the sad ones.

Over 60, and when the disorder persists at these high levels for more than 4 months, cancer begins to develop.

Over 64 cancer and autoimmune diseases can be diagnosed by classical medical tests.

At 75, metastasis occurs.

More than 80 a second metastasis appears.

Over 90, the body is so weakened that it is very difficult to recover.

Hormonal Disorder rises from continuing troubles and ongoing stress when we do not eliminate it. When tension becomes a lasting state, we do not allow our body to calm down and balance. Then, the disorder gradually rises and we are exposed to severe disease risk.

George Paschalidis explains how we can all control the functioning of our brain, so that our thought does not interfere with its operation but to support it, in order to sustain itself and our body.