An Original Article From Elsevier
From THE BRIDGE Newsletter of OIRF
Published February 2012
© Copyright 2012, Herrmann/Galle, Germany
Published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine
3 (2011_) e237-e244
Available online at www.sciencedirect.com
About the author
Eckart Herrmann, MD
Dr. med. Eckart Herrmann, a specialist for internal medicine until 2008 in private internist practice in Bielefeld, and since then in retirement. Since 1979 he employed various physical methods for chronic illnesses, particularly however with MORA BioResonance Therapy (since 1984). He cofounded the Internationalen Ärztegesellschaft für Biokybernetische Medizin [International Physicians Society for BioCybernetic Medicine] in 1990 and is the long-term chairman. Author of the book: “Das MORA-Praxisbuch – Therapie mit körpereigenen Schwingungen” [MORA Practice Book – Therapy with the Body’s Own Oscillations], Haug Verlag 1998.
About the author
Dr. rer. nat. Michael Galle †
German research scientist who was a protégé of Prof. Fritz Albert Popp. Achievements include research in framework of biophotons gives great evidence for non-molecular communication in living systems. Prior to his death in 2018 he conducted a series of ground breaking scientific studies and experiments, and then presented a thesis which showed the operation and effect of BioResonance and Homeopathy. It included confirmation of photon communication in microorganisms.
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