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 [...]

Med-Week 2018 Observations, Part 1 This year I was privileged to participate in the recent Medicine Week Congress (Nov. 2018) in Baden-Baden, Germany without the responsibility of organizing and hosting a guided tour program. Although I missed sharing the experience with the usual group of inquisitive participants, it was a rewarding and enlightening conference. It is my pleasure to share a number of important observations and contacts with you that will affect us as we move forward into 2019. These are my own perceptions and educated opinions offered for [...]

History of North Carolina Medical Practice Act Changes 'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.' (George Santayana – 1905). In a 1948 speech to the House of Commons, Sir Winston Churchill changed the quote slightly when he paraphrased it: 'Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.' Following is a transcript of a recording by John Wilson, MD of Asheville, North Carolina documenting the history of the changes to the Medical Practice Act of North Carolina. My [...]

We can offer thanks to many men and women for inspiration and understanding as we continue to learn and utilize energy and Biological Medicine. “Albert Einstein taught us through E = mc2 that all things in life emit vibrational frequencies and that all things are simply energy in different vibrational forms. Basically, this means every cell that makes up you is energy.” Prof. Dr. Fritz-Albert Popp taught us the explanation that photons, light particles, are the fundamental communication carrier of the cells within our bodies. Light travels, moves and [...]

With Degenerative Challenges Foreword All of us have lurking in our DNA a most remarkable gene whose job is to protect us from the activation and results of faulty mechanisms; the most dramatic end point may be cancer. This gene and its cofactors constantly scan our cells to ensure that when they grow and divide as part of the routine maintenance of our bodies, they do so without mishap. However, if a cell “makes a mistake” due to the overwhelming onslaught of environmental, pathogenic, emotional [...]

Dr.rer.nat. Michael Galle April 27, 1960* - March 7, 2018† Unexpectedly for all of us, Michael Galle died on March 7, 2018. After his studies in biology he worked together with Prof. Fritz Albert Popp at the International Institute for Biophysics. He graduated from the mathematical-scientific faculty of the University of Saarbrücken. The interference-like emission patterns of daphnia populations documented among other things in his research examinations were a clear indication that “morphogenetic fields” can be developed across weak electromagnetic interactions in the optical spectral range. His publication attracted [...]

No word in the English language elicits as much fear as CANCER. If our parents had cancer, then the traditional thinking is that it is genetic, and we are thus susceptible. Yet my parents smoked cigarettes, ate red meat daily, and did not exercise. If we have a pain in the body that does not go away in a few days, we worry about cancer. If it takes longer than usual to get over a cold or flu, we worry about cancer. There is a [...]