Summer eczema (sweet itch) in horses, in veterinary practice

Sweet itch in horses is one of the most common allergies and occurs predominantly in robust horse breeds.

The trigger is the horse’s intolerance to the saliva of the blackfly, which leads to itchy swellings at the site of the bite and subsequently to chafing.

Favouring factors are obesity and lack of exercise, intensive grazing on energy- and protein-rich horse pastures, carbohydrate- and starch-containing nutrition, lack of trace elements (zinc, manganese), leaky gut syndrome, environmental pollution (pesticides, insecticides, ozone, preservatives, glyphosate, heavy metals, etc.), blockages due to vaccinations or medication, and stress.

In addition to providing nutritional supplements, minerals and trace elements, eczema blankets and topical lotions are usually applied.

With the bioresonance method, the allergic stresses are first tested out. It is useful to use native samples of the respective feeds.

Programs for the skin

Within the framework of the preparatory therapy, if necessary, an intestinal rehabilitation should also be carried out. For the skin, the following programs have proven successful:

  • Skin/mucous membrane problems 3041.0 / 3042.0
  • Skin dryness 3044.0
  • Skin diseases (lymphatic problem) 10066
  • Skin diseases (toxin elimination) 10067

The input cup is loaded with the patient’s own information (saliva, blood, skin/skin particles). The output is the modulation mat and, if necessary, the affected skin area (applicator with red cable).

Ampoules to test

With the test set KTT “Horse Special” an additional load can be tested. Testing with program Ai 191 / 197.

In the foreground are these ampoules:

  • Allergic dermatitis
  • Alopecia
  • Botryomycosis
  • Hyperkeratosis
  • Mycotic dermatitis
  • Summer itch
  • Urticaria
  • Biting midges/ Culicoides
  • Black fly/ Simulium
  • Histamine
  • Fungicides
  • Herbicides
  • Pesticides
  • Insecticides

Further testing of incriminating information is recommended, such as

  • Parasites, environmental stresses: KTT test kit Parasites/environmental stresses
  • Fungi: KTT test kit viruses/fungi
  • Vaccinations: use empty vaccination vial from veterinarian
  • Medication: use appropriate medication

As well as testing stabilizing “pink ampoules” from the test kit KTT “Horses Special” and / or “pink ampoules” from parasites/environmental stresses and fungi with program A 192 / 198.

Test the found ampoules for a common resonance / combination. Ampoules, with common resonance Ai 191/197 can be treated together.

  • Programs: Ai 191 or 197 (test gain and/or time)
  • Program chain: 10310 Allergy native Allergen
  • Program chain: 10325* Pathogenic Ai

*Only BICOM optima stand-alone device B32 / BB832 and mobile device BBM34 / BB834 or additional module 1.

Order of treatment

The basic therapy is preceded by testing and treatment of energetic blockages (such as scars, temporomandibular joint, teeth, vertebral blockages, geopathic and radiation stress, etc.) and of the organs of elimination in order to prevent a redistribution to other tissue structures/organs.

For harmonization, the tested “pink ampoules” can already be applied via channel 2 during the steps of basic treatment, blockages and organs of elimination.

The conclusion of the treatment is in most cases a stabilization by the found ampoules from the test set KTT “5 elements”. Channel 2 after testing substance complexes from allergy / histamine injeel, dermatology / eczema and if necessary Schuessler salts. Plus yellow cup / honeycomb after testing: homeopathic remedies such as Dulcamara, Sulfur, or Galphimia glauca.

The programs mentioned are only a selection. Further programs for skin diseases, for the support of lymph, kidney and intestine can be found in the program manual/IMA program recommendations.

The therapy information can also be transferred to BICOM Oil, Trace Elements or a BICOM Chip.

Treatment proposal from the Akademie für Komplementär- und Informationsmedizin (AKI). Published by arrangement.

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David Franklin
David Franklin is an advocate of Bioresonance therapy. He has seen how this form of treatment has helped his wife Sarah, who suffers from Addisons disease. David supplies Bicom Optima devices to therapists all over the world, and he also trains them on how to use the medical equipment effectively.

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