• Bioregulatory therapy

• Integrative medicine

• Dietetics and nutritionology

• Ozone therapy

• Hirudotherapy (leech therapy)

• Plasmapheresis

• Hydrocolonotherapy

• Transcranial micropolarization

One of the most widespread areas of Integrative Medicine, Bioregulatory Therapy, was founded by the German scientist H. Reckeweg. Therefore, Germany is considered the homeland of this therapy. However, for more than 50 years, doctors have been using bioregulatory therapy methods not only in Germany, but also in many European countries, America, Brazil, Colombia, and even some African countries. Since the 90s of the last century, the treatment methods of this medicine have been applied in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and the Baltic countries.
In 1998, Elkhan Yagubov founded “Planeta” LLC in Baku, which is engaged in the sale of drugs of the German company HEEL. In 2001, a group of representatives of “Planeta” LLC visited Germany to get acquainted with the activities of the pharmaceutical factory of that company located in Baden-Baden and the Antihomotoxic Therapy Society.
     In order to provide local doctors with knowledge of bioregulatory therapy, an international seminar was organized in Lankaran for the first time in 2002 by the Society of Antihomotoxic Therapy. Since 2001, more than 9,000 doctors from different regions of our republic have mastered the secrets of these treatment methods in hundreds of seminars, conferences and master classes on Bioregulatory Therapy and Integrative Medicine, held by international lecturers invited from various foreign countries, mainly from Germany. More than 5,000 doctors have completed the full 92-hour course and received certificates. Highly qualified doctors-specialists in this therapy from Germany, Switzerland, Russia and other foreign countries have held seminars on the application of bioregulatory therapy and Integrative Medicine treatment methods not only in Baku, but also in many regions of Azerbaijan, including Ganja, Mingachevir, Goychay, Barda, Sumgayit, Nakhchivan.