What Is Micro-Immunotherapy
Micro-Immunotherapy is a completely natural, low-dose medicine derived from plants that helps the immune system return to healthy balance.
It uses tiny, precisely formulated doses of natural immune signals—such as cytokines and nucleic acids—to “re-teach” immune cells how to communicate properly.
Rather than forcing the immune system up or down like many conventional drugs, it gently guides immunity back to its natural rhythm, supporting lasting wellness.
Because it works at the root of immune communication, Micro-Immunotherapy can be a valuable support when the immune system is:
- Overactive — such as in autoimmunity, chronic inflammation, eczema, allergies, or certain thyroid and joint conditions
- Underactive or misdirected — such as in frequent infections, slow healing, post-viral fatigue, or long-term viral stress (e.g., Epstein-Barr)
In my practice, I have seen consistent success using Micro-Immunotherapy alongside nutrition and lifestyle strategies in a wide range of situations, including:
- Autism spectrum and related neuroimmune challenges
- PANS and PANDAS
- Immune Dysregulation (IDT)
- Chronic respiratory infections and sinusitis
- Fibromyalgia
- Tics and Tourette’s
- Tinnitus
- Recurrent or frequent infections
- Inflammatory gut conditions
- Psoriasis
There are over 40 different Micro-Immunotherapy formulas, each designed to address specific immune patterns and stressors.
To determine which formulas are best for you, I take an in-depth case history and pair it with targeted laboratory testing to uncover what is challenging your immune system and how it is responding.
Your individualized Micro-Immunotherapy plan is then combined with diet and lifestyle support for a fully integrative approach.
Micro-Immunotherapy is taken orally, extremely well tolerated, and suitable for individuals of all ages, from children to older adults.
It can also be used alongside conventional medications and other therapies, making it an ideal complement to comprehensive care.
With over 50 years of clinical use in Europe, this natural, plant-derived low-dose medicine offers a proven, integrative path to supporting immune health.
Where Micro-Immunotherapy Began
Micro-immunotherapy was founded by the Belgian physician Dr Maurice Jenaer in the 1970s. It was established in close relation to the developing interest in the functioning of the immune system, as well as the ongoing discovery of new immune messengers including cytokines, growth factors, hormones and neurotransmitters.
Already at that time, Dr. Jenaer could foresee the essential role that an immune system-based therapy would play in the maintenance and restoration of health. Highly motivated by the promising results gained from the sublingual administration of low doses of DNA and RNA, he decided to investigate whether other molecules (e.g. cytokines) administered in the same way could also have beneficial effects on the organism. From these investigations, he determined that the application of low doses of sublingually-administered immune messengers would offer a previously undiscovered therapeutic capability with optimal tolerability.
Today, the range of applications for low-dose immunotherapy is far wider and its therapeutic possibilities are becoming more and more apparent. The current state of knowledge in the fields of nano-pharmacology, biochemistry and molecular biology broadens the horizons for research in this field, where micro-immunotherapy will play an increasing role in the integrated treatment of patients in the future.