Poconéols 1 – 2 – 73 : Three complementary pillars to prepare the body for treatment

	1 General drainage agent Base +++ The terrain is cleared and ready	2 Central nervous system regulator Neuro base +++ The nervous system is calm and structured	73 Autonomic regulator Common pivot The body’s response is harmonized
Physiological objective	Prepare the terrain to receive treatment.	Stabilize the nervous system for better integration and adaptation.	Harmonize the autonomic response and the body’s adaptation.
Functional action	Deeply drains and clears overload Reduces the underlying load Opens the therapeutic pathway Improves overall tolerance Promotes informational receptivity	Calms central hyperexcitability Stabilizes nerve impulses Reduces “neural noise” Organizes the nervous response Improves the perception and integration of stimuli.	Regulates the autonomic nervous system (sympathetic ↔ parasympathetic) Stabilizes autonomic reactions Limits hyperreactivity Promotes a proportionate response Safeguards the physiological response.
Level of action	General terrain (organs, tissues, circulation, cellular information)	Central nervous system (brain, spinal cord, perception, neural integration)	Autonomic nervous system (autonomic, visceral, adaptive)
Priority profile	Overloaded terrain, saturation, polytherapy, chronic terrain, complex or intensive treatment.	Underlying nervousness, anxiety, irritability, hypersensitivity, and hyperreactivity to stimuli.	Autonomic dysfunction, stress, stress reactivity, somatic manifestations, and autonomic instability.
Keyword	CLEAR OVERLOAD – DRAIN – OPEN – PREPARE	CALM – STRUCTURE – STABILIZE – ORGANIZE	REGULATE – STABILIZE – ADAPT – HARMONIZE

Major combinations for preparation

1+73

Physiological preparation
base +++

Primary goal

Prepare the body to receive treatment.

Combined action

Clearing terrain overload + Autonomic regulation
→ greater readiness and overall adaptation.

Priority indication

Overloaded terrain • Complex/intensive treatment • Polytherapy • Informational overload.

Desired effect

Improved tolerance • Optimal receptivity • Reduced underlying load • Physiological safety.

Keyword

RELEASE – REGULATE – PREPARE THE BODY

2+73

Neuro-regulatory preparation
base +++

Primary goal

Prepare the nervous system to receive treatment.

Combined action

Nervous system stabilization + Autonomic regulation
→ a more stable and adaptive nervous system.

Priority indication

Anxiety • Irritability • Hyperreactivity • Hypersensitivity to stress or stimuli • Functional symptoms.

Desired effect

Inner calm • Reduced hyperexcitability • Easier integration of therapeutic information.

Keyword

CALM – STABILIZE – ADAPT THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Quick comparison

	1 + 73	2 + 73
Primary focus	Terrain + Autonomic adaptation	Nervous system + Autonomic adaptation
Main level of action	Whole-body physiological	Neuropsychological
Main impact	Terrain readiness	Nervous system stability
In practice	General first-line base	Targeted base if nervous or anxiety symptoms predominate

Guidance for use

Begin by assessing the patient’s terrain and responsiveness.
For an overloaded terrain or complex case → prioritize 1 + 73.
For a hyperreactive nervous system or predominant anxiety → prioritize 2 + 73.
If uncertain: begin with 1 + 73, then adjust.
Always combine with the specific therapeutic objective after the preparation phase.

Therapeutic affirmations (examples)

1 + 73 : “My body releases, harmonizes, and fully welcomes the information that supports its balance and health.”
2 + 73 : “My nervous system is calm, stable, and open to appropriate, beneficial regulation.”
73 : “My body responds appropriately and harmoniously to every stimulus.”

Possible complementary protocols

1 + 73 → Targeted program(s) → Integration (1 or 73 as needed)
2 + 73 → Targeted program(s) → Integration (73)
Combine with: Specific FSM protocols • Sérocytols • Bach flowers • TW affirmations • PEMF / Infopathy