Diathesis 5 in the Ménétrier classification is called Diathesis of disadaptation or complex imbalance terrain . Unlike the first four diatheses, which describe specific tendencies, Diathesis 5 is not linked to a single profile but is rather a terrain of disadaptation resulting from a mixture of characteristics of the other diatheses. It generally appears in people with profound imbalances, often following marked external factors, such as chronic stress, serious pathologies, or prolonged medical treatments.
Here are the main characteristics of this diathesis:
Mixed and unbalanced terrain : Individuals with Diathesis 5 often have symptoms from several diatheses. For example, they may have the intense fatigue of Diathesis 4, the nervous hypersensitivity of Diathesis 3, and the joint pain of Diathesis 2.
Fluctuating Reactivity : They may be reactive at times and feel very tired at others. Their body has difficulty adapting and oscillates between phases of hyperactivity and weakness. This makes reading their symptoms more complex.
Immune and metabolic fragility : Overall health is often compromised, with weakened immune defenses and a less efficient metabolism. They are subject to frequent infections or recurring inflammatory pathologies.
Chronic and multiple symptoms : People with this diathesis often have varied and persistent symptoms, such as joint pain, digestive disorders, sleep problems, and nervous disorders (anxiety, irritability).
Difficulty adapting to stress : The maladaptation terrain is particularly sensitive to stress factors and environmental changes. The slightest change or stress tends to further unbalance their general state.
In oligotherapy, Manganese-Copper is sometimes recommended for Diathesis 5, but the treatment must be personalized and adapted according to the dominant symptoms and previous diatheses. People with this diathesis often require comprehensive support that takes into account their complex imbalance, with immune, nervous and metabolic support.
Thus, Ménétrier's Diathesis 5 represents a particularly vulnerable and unbalanced health condition, requiring individualized care and a gentle approach to restore harmony in the body's functions and strengthen its capacity for adaptation.
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Diathesis 5 “Maladaptation” by Ménétrier.
Here are some recommendations for using them:
Dosage :
- As a general rule, trace elements are taken at a dose of 50cl per day.
- Exact dosage may vary depending on age, health, and your practitioner's recommendations.
Ideal time :
- Take trace elements on an empty stomach , preferably in the morning, upon waking, or at least 15 to 20 minutes before a meal.
- This promotes better absorption by the body.
Method of taking :
- Pour the solution directly under the tongue and let it sit for about a minute before swallowing. This sublingual method allows for better absorption of the trace elements.
- If the taste is too intense, you can dilute the solution in a small glass of water.
Duration of treatment :
- The duration of treatment varies depending on individual needs. Often, a cycle of 1 to 3 months is recommended to observe beneficial effects on energy regulation and general well-being.
These trace elements are designed to help balance energy and support the body's natural defenses, especially for dynamic people who want to better manage their vitality and prevent imbalances.