Dr.Claude Sabbah
Dr. Claude Sabbah is an International Professor and Lecturer. He holds a Ph.D. in Medicine and graduated from the Universities of Marseille and Paris.
Total Biology of Living Beings is explained and illustrated through natural stories of balancing the three kingdoms: plant, animal, and human. It is the result of over 35 years of scientific research, clinical experience, personal research, and study of renowned international authors.
Total Biology is based on about 15% to 20% of German New Medicine and also encompasses General Biology (animal, plant, and human), Art (medical and veterinarian), Science (experimental and applied), Astrophysics, Pure Theoretical Research, Ethnology, Sociology, Neurosciences, Neurolinguistics, Ethology, Psychiatry, Neuropsychiatry, and Ethno-Psychiatry.
Dr. Claude Sabbah continues to develop his scientific knowledge, both past and present, through personal research endeavours, meetings with clinical researchers and academics throughout the world, and by systematically studying the works and pertinent publications that provide answers to questions regarding the origin, evolution, and correction of biological dysfunctions suffered by all living beings (plant, animal, and human).
Indeed, ever since 1968, Claude Sabbah has been researching:
- States of health, as well as the impact of trans-generational messages originating from the clan:
- The origins and evolutions of pathologies.
- Behaviours, as well as personal and collective characters.
- The correlations between the different kingdoms (plant, animal, and human), that enable us to comprehend biological functioning in individual and collective terms.
He observed analogous situations in the three realms, in terms of biological functioning (so-called physiological) and abnormal (so-called pathological) and recognized the importance of finding these common denominators, as well as the laws that govern this functioning, in order to gain decisive strides in this field.
Thus, he analyzed and summarized a vast bibliography of scientific papers and took part in numerous colloquia and seminars, communicating frequently with eminent scientists and authorities from various fields.
Canadian Institute of Total Biology
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