Oxygen Therapies – A Scientific Comparison Traditional Oxygen Therapies Compared With The Progressive Principle of Spirovitalisation Survival time without solid food: 40 days; without liquid: 4 days; without oxygen: 4 minutes Introduction Science tells us that no higher life forms can exist without oxygen. This demonstrates the crucial significance of a continuous supply of the "elixir of life", oxygen, for all higher organisms. Adequate availability of oxygen is the prerequisite for all metabolic processes associated with the production of energy, a [...]
An Original Article From Elsevier From THE BRIDGE Newsletter of OIRF Published February 2012 © Copyright 2012, Herrmann/Galle, Germany Published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine 3 (2011_) e237-e244 Available online at www.sciencedirect.com
Technical Diagnostic Support in the Modern Natural Healing Practice The increasing burden on earth, water, air and food of synthetic materials (e.g. herbicides or insecticides) results in people coming into contact daily with a huge number of materials foreign to the body (unphysiological). Of course in our daily lives substances which are included in consumer goods (scented materials, preservatives, disinfectants, etc.) are not to be forgotten. In the course of life these materials are picked up by the body through respiration, [...]
Expansion of the Therapy System with Psychokinesiology and Systemic Family Therapy Casuistry of Cystic Fibrosis Treatment For about 20 years, I am an enthusiastic BioResonance user and I can confirm with my experience that BioResonance has a very important value in the spectrum of natural healing procedures and over and over again therapy results are reached which seem nearly inconceivable with our school [orthodox] medical thinking (Figure 1). Holistic Medicine = a Synopsis from: University medicine Western natural healing Eastern natural [...]
Is this a Necessity? A Way for Complementary and Orthodox Medicine The experience of the patient increasingly shows that both – orthodox and complementary medicine – need each other. The increasing spread of bacterial and parasitic infections in the population, with which our organism no longer copes and which thus often goes over into chronic and inexplicable forms, necessarily needs an interaction of conventional and complementary medicine. Dealing with e.g. a parasite (worm, leech, etc.) or a borreliosis from only one [...]