Considerations and Resolutions for New Global 2020 Medical Device Regulations One of my strongest interests this year, was to determine where the complementary “medical” device industry was headed. As you know from my articles following the 2018 Med-Week Congress the scuttlebutt was all centered around the looming restrictive regulation and certification procedures. The necessity to incorporate that bar code onto each device and related accessory (even cables) meant they would no longer be able to export any device into a country where the device was not registered with the [...]

A Report on the 53rd Medicine Week Congress, Baden-Baden Germany 2019 In the few weeks that have passed since the closing of this venerable annual Congress, I’ve managed to recoup, regroup and reorganize not only from the jetlag (after 27 hours of travel and nine time zones coming home) but also within my busily working head. Somehow, this time it was necessary to let the impressions, and information and perceptions gel into a strong focus. As I have on so many occasions, I participated in this year’s congress for [...]

01 October 2019 Oh yes, and I’ve been writing again. A combination of a personal experience and then discovering a most interesting article in a recent German Journal, has resulted in another “ah ha” moment for me and for point and med-testers everywhere. When testing your patients, do you get them to remove their watch, rings, cell phone and so on? Ever asked about their hearing aids? Modern digital hearing aids are truly phenomenal for those of us who are hearing impaired, but is it really okay to have [...]

AcciDental Blow Up in Medicine Battle Plan for Your Life By Simon Yu, MD This book shares new information, innovative approaches, case studies and experience, and doctor-patient journeys to illustrate what you can do to get to the roots of your health challenges and empower your health. It contains guidance for physicians, dentists, and other members of healthcare teams who work with patients facing serious chronic and “unexplained illnesses.” For patients, it includes practical health advice and tips that you can use to find new practitioners to work [...]

Miracles, Scams and Possibilities During our German Biological Medicine Tour #38 to Germany in 2011, the group had the great privilege of visiting the world famous Villa Medica, in Edenkoben Germany. We heard an amazing lecture from Dr. Geoffrey Huertigen and were given a guided tour through the entire facility. They maintain their own large flock of organic and naturally raised sheep, cared for by their resident shepherd. Today, they refer to their technique as “Management with Cell Therapy”. This was however the original resident hospital clinic for stem [...]

Bioresonance and Diagnosis, The Principles of EAV By Anthony Scott-Morley Bioresonance and Diagnosis, The Principles of EAV By well known BioResonance and EAV expert, practitioner and lecturer, Anthony Scott-Morley. This is a 228-page definitive textbook on the subject based on the decades-long experiences and training of Mr. Scott-Morley. The chapters go through an explanation of Bioresonance, Biocybernetic and Biophysical Diagnosis and Therapy in the ultrafine Energy Range along with patient and practitioner requirements and application of basic therapies. There are good explanations of the EAV points with diagrams and [...]

accidental cure (Extraordinary Medicine for Extraordinary Patients) Living Life by a Symphony of Strings and Meridians By Simon Yu, MD Eastern medical philosophy merges with Western medical science in this book that explains paradigm-changing “curing” of incurable diseases by addressing five principals underlying causes of illness. Dr. Simon Yu was born in Korea and has spent most of his life in the United Sates. Today, Dr. Yu is a leading medical doctor and clinician who has learned to use energy medicine as a new biometric diagnostic technique. His [...]

Med-Week 2018 Observations, Part 2 Simon Yu, MD spoke during the Cancer Congress at Med-Week during the ½ day English sessions. His new presentation was excellent and was – as far as I could see – very well received. Leigh Erin Conneally, MD also spoke during that conference. She is such a dynamic and passionate speaker that she too was well received. A strong representation from USA/Canada that showcased how advanced and involved with this field we truly are. Again, this year there were a some English lectures available. [...]

Discussions About BioResonance Today Today, we are seeing a very broad usage and application of the term BioResonance. And I can understand that when we think in terms of Resonance itself. It is through an understanding and application of the concepts of resonance that give us point and medication testing methods and a multitude of various therapeutic methods – everything from acupuncture and homeopathy themselves through to the most advanced technological devices available on the Biological Medicine market today. Since so many devices claim to [...]

In recent Issues of The Townsend Letter for Doctors and a few of the German-language journals, there has once again been controversy about the effectiveness of homeopathy. It is interesting in one sense to hear practitioners and the “scientists” argue that: These are just dilutions and there is no substance (especially past Avogadro’s Number or 1023) There is no scientific explanation of homeopathy This is just placebo, and even placebo gets better results And so on . . . But they are only looking at the chemical or physical [...]