“It seems the past months have been sad ones as we have lost more of the “old rabbits” from our field. For some mystical reason we are seeing ever more losses of those who have been the innovators and the guiding lights of biological medicine. In this issue it is my sad duty to inform you about the passing of longtime member and supporter Dr. Moki Uhara from Hawaii. Moki has been a member of the Institute for nearly thirty years. He has traveled to Germany several times on [...]

Introduction This year’s article for “The Bridge” has proven to be more difficult than expected. I had intended to write about more specific techniques related to EAV but I have come to realise that this may not be appropriate. During the past year I have travelled in Europe, Russia, and Canada giving presentations in each country visited. I have been mildly surprised at the lack of questions or criticism that has arisen. When presenting new material or experience I had expected some degree of discussion and criticism which would [...]

A Point of Interest Reprint for Members From THE BRIDGE Newsletter of OIRF Published September 2010 © Copyright 2006, Dr. Neinhaus / Dr. Galle , Germany To see the article "Classical BioResonance Procedures" by Dr. Nienhaus follow this link.

The following article was presented as a lecture by Dr. Nienhaus at the IPABM International Symposium for Biocybernetic Medicine as held in Bad-Homburg, Germany on June 3-6, 2010. The theme of that meeting was: Classic Bioresonance methods (MORA-Therapy) and its importance for medical practice. Classic bioresonance methods (cbrm) has taken an enormous progress since its development by Dr. Morell and Erich Rasche in 1977 exactly like the common technical evolution. The cbrm is rightly described as an “electronic homeopathy”. The treatment with this works on the energy system propagated [...]

Director’s Note: I have blatantly borrowed (verbatim) the following commentary out of IMCJ without permission and all credit goes directly to Dr. Benda and the IMCJ. I really like the way Dr. Benda writes (he has a real knack for getting his point across!) and the topics he is willing to tackle. Write, phone or e-mail us with your comments. The following editorial is taken from: IMCJ, Integrative Medicine; A Clinician’s Journal, Vol. 9, No. 2, Apr/May 2010. BACK TALK “Frankly, our concept of ‘evidence’ [...]

Cancer cell metabolism Cancer cells mainly utilize their energy source from glucose, a simple sugar. But unlike the normal cells, in spite of the presence of ample oxygen, cancer cells prefer to metabolize glucose through aerobic gycolysis, which is often considered as a less efficient pathway for producing ATP [1, 3, 5, 6, 7]. This marked metabolic alteration in cancer cells is discovered during the 1920s by Warburg. Since then, many research investigations have supported this finding. Currently, the Warburg effect or aerobic glycolysis, the conversion of glucose to [...]

The following article by Dr. Manfred Doepp was published recently in the CO’MED journal under the column title of “Thoughts and Reflections”. Beyond its personal interest for me, I hesitated to include this article not wanting to offend anyone. But then, on further retrospection I decided that it is an important concept and extremely well stated by Dr. Doepp – and it should make you think whether or not you agree with him. Dr. Doepp lectured during the OIRF Biological Medicine Symposium 2010, The Evolution of Natural Healing Methods [...]

Hops and Cocoa Against Cancer and Allergies Targeted Help with Orthomolecular Therapy Orthomolecular cancer therapy gains greater and greater insights into the complex processes of the body. With gentle medications it succeeds in creeping into the immune system to help the body in the removal of tumor cells. The physician Juliane Sacher introduces new insights. Everything we know about present day chronic diseases is that they deal with our environment, our nutrition and our behavior. Cancer itself [...]

It seems the past months have been sad ones as we have lost more of the “old rabbits” of our field. For some mystical reason we are seeing ever more losses of those who have been the innovators and the guiding lights of biological medicine. In this issue it is my sad duty to inform you about the passing of two more great men, Dr. med. Dieter Hager and the engineer Erich Rasche. Such losses seem to lend me words along with the tears. We have lost so many [...]

An Overview the Practice Office of Dr. Walter D. Sturm † With Carolyn L. Winsor How to Use the Photon Resonance Test Unit (P.R.T.) With Dr. Brian L. MacCoy † An introduction to the medical practice office of Dr. Walter D. Sturm by then Managing Director of OIRF Carolyn L. Winsor. A look at the various methods and devices regularly utilized by Dr. Sturm in assessing and treating his many “court of last resort” patients. Showcases all the methods and devices that were researched and recommended by OIRF over [...]