The following article was presented as a lecture by Dr. Nienhaus at the IPABM International Symposium for Biocybernetic Medicine as held in Bad-Homburg, Germany on June 3-6, 2010. The theme of that meeting was: Classic Bioresonance methods (MORA-Therapy) and its importance for medical practice. Classic bioresonance methods (cbrm) has taken an enormous progress since its development by Dr. Morell and Erich Rasche in 1977 exactly like the common technical evolution. The cbrm is rightly described as an “electronic homeopathy”. The treatment with this works on the energy system propagated [...]

POINTS OF INTEREST The Investigation by IMGEAV Background and Strategies Besides measurement of static measuring values the examination by IMGEAV also contains the more complex measurement of the dynamic indicator. The static values (indicator values of 0, 50 and 100 scale units) are measured with fixed resistances and are also easily understood by the user. However the indicator dynamic can only be shown in the laboratory. It is tested on 4 electrically simulated “artificial” acupuncture points with measuring values of 53, 68, 82 and 90, by which the most [...]

According to Dr. Gruba Purpose of this paper: To provide documentary evidence for the Medical use and effectiveness of MORA COLOR. Who am I? Name: Sir Zenon W. Gruba, MBBS Address: Camberwell, Victoria, Australia. Professional details: I graduated from Melbourne University in 1970 with honors in Medicine. I did two years internship at Preston and Northcote Community Hospital. I did three months in obstetrics and gynecology at the Queen Victoria Hospital for Women. I was in a four man general medical family medicine practice from 1973 to 1984. I [...]

Concept and Practice I. Introductory Remarks For 150 years we have lived with a world view which is shaped in a significant manner by the knowledge of mechanics and chemistry, the scientific bases that quite substantially determine modern civilization. In spite of the enormous advances in knowledge in the area of electronics, this usual world view is hardly shaken up. Especially in medicine there are many innovations in diagnostics that show the influence of modern physics. However the new findings from biology about the physical-energetic processes of living systems [...]

A Conversation between Carolyn and Ted Ted: Although I wanted to write a nice long beautiful article about our experiences with the AMSAT, instead I find myself sending you a sort of diary about the trials and tribulations of being a clinician. These are just some of the things that happen in life, and I suppose we just have to cope with it. Hopefully our members can take some consolation and instruction from these recent experiences. I have found out one very important thing about the AMSAT unit: it [...]

Please follow this link to see Dr. Pizzorno's Editorial Commentary 25 February 2009 Joseph Pizzorno, ND Editor in Chief at Integrative Medicine Dear Dr. Pizzorno: I have been a subscriber to IMCJ since its inception. I am most impressed by the fact that your publication has done so much to bring our many alternative methods into a more favorable light with conventional medicine. Our Occidental Institute was initially founded in 1972 and has been dedicated to bringing reliable, yet practical, information concerning alternative (or your so called “fringe”) methods to [...]

Please follow this link to see The Reply to Dr. Pizzorno An Editorial Commentary for Members From IMCJ and THE BRIDGE Newsletter of OIRF Re-Published April 2009 Article originally published by: Integrative Medicine Journal Vol. 7, N0. 6, Dec 2008/Jan 2009 © Copyright 2008, Dr. Joseph Pizzorno and IMCJ

U.S. Army Targets Parasites My new patients always ask me with a certain skepticism why I use parasite medications for their conditions when no other doctors seem concerned about parasites. Most American medical doctors hardly have any experience with parasites or experience using parasite medications. My story starts with my experience in Bolivia while serving as a U.S. Army Reserve Medical Officer. April 2001, our U.S. Army reserve unit, 21st General Hospital from St. Louis, was assigned to Bolivia for a peace keeping mission. Our small medical team consisting [...]

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 [...]

We have all learned the standard interpretation of EAV measurement values (see previous article, The Bridge, Vol. 4, Issue #4). These interpretations hold true when most of the measurements are in a normal range (50-64) and stable, but what do we do when all measurements return pathological values? It is not uncommon to find that every “nail” point returns a high value with or without an i.d. If we interpret this according to the standard interpretations then we have to assume that the patient is very unwell – every [...]