It is sometimes an obvious answer. Why is it that such a large proportion of my patient base has neurotransmitter imbalances? Depression, anxiety, ADD, mental confusion and bipolar are just a few typical symptoms that are present in over 60% of my cases. The million neuron dollar question is: is this a cause or a sequela? Those of us who are fully engaged in the conceptual framework of the root cause would easily banter about how our current medical thesis is fixated on a reductionist model rather than an [...]
These comments follow the article Referred Pain, or The Connections of Pain Transfer found at this link. This is the second article by Dr. Jörg V. Schöpe translated for “The Bridge” newsletters . His first article highlighting a patient with CFS appeared in “The Bridge”, Volume 6, Issue #6, December 2010. For those of you who don’t still have that issue on hand, a reprint of the article has been posted on this website for your easier access (follow this link). In both articles he utilizes BioPhoton Light and [...]
As Vaccine Damage After Hepatitis-B Vaccination Ruling: The health consequence of Guillain-Barré Syndrome emerging after a Hepatitis-B vaccination is recognized as a vaccination damage and can be compensated. This was decided by the Sozialgericht Dortmund [Social Security Tribunal of Dortmund] in the case of a boy from Hamm (Ruling from 23.11.2013, File Number: S 7 VJ 601/09), who had been inoculated at the age of two years by his pediatrician against Hepatitis A and B and as a result suffers Guillain-Barré Syndrome with remaining paralyses in the legs and [...]
Invasion of Parasites, Bacteria, Virus and Fungus Have you ever heard of the Big Whack Theory? Most people have heard of the Big Bang Theory to explain the creation of the universe 13.8 billion years ago. The Big Bang Theory was developed in 1929 based on Edwin Hubble’s observation that the distance far away galaxies were moving away from each other was strongly correlated with their Doppler redshifts. It has been a “darling” scientific achievement, widely accepted within the scientific community and the public. [...]
Wednesday, 15 January 2014 Dear Colleagues and Friends of OIRF, As we assess 2013 and get set to begin a new year, I trust that you are filled with optimism and plans that will take your practice to the next level of success. It has certainly been an interesting year here at Occidental Institute and I am thrilled to be working with practitioners and researchers who have endeavored to present us with the latest and most in depth information. You have read many times before that the only constant [...]

