Why We Need to Address the Ground System First, Before Doing Even More Dentistry 2 Case Histories Dr. Verigin’s Comment Last time, we looked at some ways in which conditions in our environment, under the various pressures of climate change, have affected life within it. Pollution isn’t just bad in and of itself but because of the damage it does to the air, soil, animals and humans. And that damage isn’t isolated. Those changes lead to others as life tries to adapt. In turn, the [...]
Back To An Interview With Dr. Heinrich Kremer And now, welcome to Volume 11, Issue #10, October 2015 of “The Bridge” newsletter! We have recently learned that the annual article contribution from one of our advisors would be delayed due to ill health. With the weeks and days slipping past so quickly prior to my departure for the Germany Tour I went looking through our archives in hopes that I could avoid adding a new translation project to my overloaded “Things To Do” list. In many ways I dislike [...]
Time to Die. Is it Possible to Bend Time? Dead Man Talking Death and dying is a touchy subject I address with my patients and their families every day. I’ve also spoken with many patients about their “Time to Heal” and written several articles on that subject. Now, it is time to talk about Time to Die. Every Wednesday morning, we have our staff meeting to cover any problems with patient care and address any problems related to medical practices. Occasionally, [...]
The homeopathic treatment is described for a complicated focal temporal lobe epilepsy with a suspicion of Ammon’s horn sclerosis* on the left. The clinical picture emerged based on several vaccinations and was ultimately triggered by a Gardisil® vaccination against Human Papiloma Virus1 (HPV). In May 2012 a 15-year old girl came to see me accompanied by both her parents. According to a dismal report from the treating clinic, the girl suffered from a complicated focal temporal lobe epilepsy with an additional diagnosis of Ammon’s horn [...]
Neuschwanstein Castle, Schwangau, Germany We didn't get to see it this time, but we did travel through the Swiss Alps and several other scenic areas of Germany! Occidental Institute Research Foundation 40th Anniversary Biological Medicine Tour to Germany Oct. 25 to Nov. 7, 2013 A Personal Diary of our Exclusive Program for 2013 Wednesday, 05 December 2013 Attn: Everyone who missed joining us in Frankfurt for our Germany Tour #40 A big hello to our OIRF members, colleagues and friends . . . Those [...]

