The Heart as a Victim of the Spleen A Case Description It is regarded as an honorable death if someone is torn out of the fullness of their creative activity by a heart attack. Thus the portion of heart-circulation illnesses is accordingly the highest among our mortality rates, even though so very much is done against it. Lowering the cholesterol and blood pressure is a part of standard therapy for more than 60 years, and is implemented like an internal reflex. Many risk factors are [...]
The Silent Revolution in Cancer and AIDS Medicine New fundamental insights into the real causes of illness and death confirm the effectiveness of biological compensation therapy. By Heinrich Kremer, MD ISBN: 978-1-4363-5083-9 US $24.64 from Xlibris Bookstore at www.cancermedicine-revolution.com Heinrich Kremer, MD Medical Director Emeritus was, from 1968-1975, head of social therapy for addicts, sexual offenders and people with personality disorders at the Berlin Tegel prison which was the pilot project for the reform of the German penal system. In 2988 he resigned as medical director of a model [...]
90 years of PASCOE natural medicine 90 years of declaration to science and quality 220 products, more than 190 employees, diverse ideas and solutions and an outstanding reputation – this is PASCOE natural medicine. Tradition and innovation are no contradiction for PASCOE. To develop approved formulas, or new ways in production, or new ways in customer service, is part of the company philosophy. This third generation family led business is among the largest suppliers of phyto-pharmaceuticals and complex homeopathy in Germany. Their more than 90 years of experience and [...]
As I have watched the federal elections unfold in Canada and the USA, I have been constantly astounded by the apathy of the majority of the citizens in each country. I found Mr. Letterman’s comments timely – and applicable in almost every country of the so called “civilized” West. CLWS What are we so unhappy about? David Letterman wrote this; it's the David we don't often see... “As most of you know I am not a President Bush fan, nor have I ever been, but [...]
October 2008 Dear Members: Those of you who joined us on Tour #30, in May 2004 when we went to see Dr. Geßwein in Bonn, or on several other Tour programs where we attended International Symposiums, will remember hearing Dr. Gerhard Ohlenschläger. I remember him so clearly. A big man, not too mobile in his later years, but always a presence that inspired and challenged everyone he met – a man who even Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp considered a respected mentor. I remember a time during a Med-Tronik Symposium when [...]