A Special Chronological Report Biological Medicine Group Tour to Germany (Oct. 2005, Tour #32) Including the Baden-Baden "Medicine Week" Sponsored by: Occidental Institute Research Foundation (OIRF) Penticton, British Columbia Canada Neuschwanstein Castle, Schwangau, Germany SUNDAY (October 30/05): Most of the seventeen tour participants met at our Frankfurt hotel this evening for an informal welcome reception with our three staff members. Many North Americans had to leave on Saturday to get to Germany today, due to North Atlantic flight schedules and losing time zones. Because delegates [...]
And, to remind ourselves why we all do this . . . This is part of an interview done for the newsletter of a local faith community with a gentleman who has a brain tumor. Newsletter: Before you had the first seizure and discovered that you had a brain tumor, you had a way of understanding your own body, human disease, and the practice of western medicine that, I suspect, might have stayed the same to the end of your life. How do you see all that differently now? [...]
An Interview with Dr. med. Richard Kraßnigg, President of the International Society for Electro-Acupuncture According to Dr. Voll, Germany Hello Dr. Kraßnigg. Can you please tell us what Global Scaling actually is? We direct our attention toward the research results and models about the origin of the biggest and the smallest in the universe, in the considerations by Albert Einstein and his students as well as by the physicists of the “West”. They favor the “Big Bang Theory”, a big bang that formed everything at [...]
This thesis applies specifically to the action of the SNS upon the cardio-vascular system. This thesis is for your understanding. It is not meant to be used as an erudite scientific dissertation. Acknowledgment: I acknowledge that the information I am giving you is the lifelong research and work of Dr. med. Peter Hain, a German cardiologist currently Medical Director of the Neuen Wicker Kliniken in Bad Nauheim, Germany. Abbreviation leads to / affects ANS Autonomic Nervous System controls the involuntary, emotional aspect of our actions. [...]
Better and earlier detecting of heart failure (heart insufficiency) and treating it naturally Heart failure is often diagnosed too late Diagnosis of heart failure is still correlated with an unfavorable outcome in spite of our advanced state of knowledge in medicine and it could be compared to a serious tumor disease. This has not changed significantly within the past years in spite of the diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities. May promising developments such as inhibitors of phosphodiesterase or directly adrenergic positive stimulating substances have finally disappointed and many things indicate [...]

