Comments from the Director During preparation of the last 2014 Issues of “The Bridge” I found that in several of our recent Issues there has been a lot of emphasis on instrumentation. I have commented several times previously that I foresee an increase in the use of this kind of instrumentation as we move into 2015 and beyond due to the changing regulations and registrations of the many European (German) remedies that we have come to rely on. How does the practitioner maintain a natural or biological medicine approach [...]

Wednesday, 26 November 2014 Dear Colleagues, Friends and Supporters of OIRF, A delay in receipt of one of the Director articles this Issue, freed me to look at another translation for our November issue. And, what more current or more frightening a topic is there than Ebola? The current outbreak in Africa that has already begun to migrate to U.S. soil presents us – as biological medicine practitioners – with interesting but yet challenging possibilities. First, here is the link to see information and comments from the National Center [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

BioResonance News, Views and Innovations from Germany An Update Article from Carolyn L. Winsor-Sturm OIRF Managing Director and CEO We are all familiar with MORA and the original BioResonance devices researched and developed by Franz Morell, MD and the engineer Erich Rasche within the framework of the Med-Tronik Company. The foundation of this field is called BioCybernetic or BioResonance Therapy – and in fact the name MORA comes from the first 2 letters of their last names MO and RA. To this day the Med-Tronik BioResonance equipment is without [...]

Not Only Successful for Allergy Therapy BioResonance Therapy has been established in Germany for over 20 years. This method is certainly best known for the treatment of allergies, but other operational areas were also established long ago. BioResonance Therapy belongs to the procedures of regulative medicine; it is designed to balance disturbed functional processes. After all, functions like body temperature (fever!), immune defense, digestion, metabolism or heartbeat, must be adjusted constantly for actual demands. Additionally, the body transmits biological information constantly and in different ways. [...]

Borreliosis –in the media it is raged like a deadly beast as incurable. Nevertheless, most information which circulates to such an extent about this illness is absolutely wrong, claims our author Marlene Kunold. For many years she has specialized in the treatment of chronic borreliosis and is known for her highly successful cures. For raum&zeit she explains how she proceeds with the treatment of this new plague, and at the same time what meaning a new light therapy has. Borreliosis patients [...]

The Crisis in Biological Medicine in North America Over the past few years we have witnessed the continuing losses of the men and women who pioneered this field of Biological Medicine, and who have struggled so hard to find, research and apply those methods which are most effective. However even in light of these losses, I cannot yet see where the “next generation” – the “younger” practitioners – are stepping forward to take on the research work necessary to support the continuation of these methods into the future. Think [...]

A Personal Message from Theodore (Ted) J. Cole, DO, NMD, Ohio, USA Crowded rooms, same old hotels, boring lectures. Are you ready for the experience of a lifetime? Carolyn Winsor-Sturm and Occidental Institute Research Foundation announce their 39th Biological Medicine Tour to Germany. Carolyn and her staff have produced the longest running and best tour of its kind in existence. Carolyn is an insider of the German medical scene, and personally knows all of the major researchers and practitioners. She has built these relationships over years, and is able [...]

AIDS – The Chronology of a Misunderstanding The “AIDS” problem has already occupied [the pages of] raum&zeit since the beginning, when the topic moved (was moved) into the focus of the public at the beginning of the 1980’s with the discovery of the first five AIDS cases. At that time, one of the most important authors was certainly Prof. Dr. Peter Duesberg (USA) as one of the first scientists who criticized the official AIDS/HIV theory. In 1990 he wrote among other [...]