The parents’ view on the BICOM® method: we didn’t know that the medicine was so far advanced! Our son had been experiencing considerable problems since the age of two: headaches, high temperature, earache, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, hyperactivity and so on. Conventional medical treatment merely consisted of prescribing antibiotics and stays in hospital. Later […]
Author Archives: David Franklin
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Jul
Jul
Every child and adolescent reacts individually to stress. Symptoms can be physical and/or psychological. The most common physical stress symptoms include: Headache Stomach ache Nausea Diarrhoea Sleep disturbances Eating disorders (loss of appetite or overeating) The most common psychological stress symptoms include: Anxiety Nervousness Irritability Aggressiveness Dejection These symptoms are often accompanied by a conspicuousness […]
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Jun
Jun
1. Flooding of the meridian Recommended for shoulder pain, toothache in the lower jaw, trigeminal neuralgia, facial headache, facial nerve paralysis, paralysis of the upper body, bronchial asthma, gastritis, Crohn’s disease, duodenal and ventricular ulcers, eczema, atopic dermatitis, febrile illness, constipation, rhinitis or sinusitis. In flooding the meridian, the start and end points of the […]
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Apr
Apr
Styes and Chalazions are glandular inflammations of the eye and are differentiated as follows: Stye: bacterial infection in the sweat / sebaceous gland on eyelid Chalazion: non bacterial infection, cyst due to blocked sebaceous gland on eyelid They are generally considered harmless, but are bothersome and can recur repeatedly if not treated properly. Styes are […]
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Apr
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Baker ́s-cyst (also known as a popliteal cyst) It is a protrusion at the dorsal (back) side of the knee joint between the gastrocnemius muscle (medial head) and the semimembranosus muscle. It usually develops in connection with damage within the knee joint, for example in the case of a lesion of the medial meniscus, arthritic cartilage changes […]
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Jan
Jan
Scars can be both a cause of disease and a blockage to therapy. It is therefore necessary to treat the patient’s scars. How does the therapist know that the scar is an interference field? Through bioenergetic testing it is possible to determine if a scar is interfering and if it has already been treated, whether the treatment […]
Viruses, bacteria or parasites can attack and invade cells of the body. These cells then act as host cells for these intracellular pathogens. This has enormous advantages for the pathogens, including protection from the host’s immune system, partial protection from antibiotics as well as nutrient supply. The invasion of cells also enables the pathogen to […]
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Dec
Dec
At least 8 million patients experiencing pain in Germany* When I started working with the bioresonance method 12 years ago, allergies were top of my list. After a short time I realised that there were many more indications that could be successfully treated using the BICOM®. And so I used this form of treatment for […]
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Nov
Therapist: a treatment that gets to the root of the problem Seeing children suffer unleashes a deep desire in me to help them. One day I received a call from a mother who was beside herself at hospital. She had been given my number by another patient. Her three-month-old baby had been taken to hospital […]
Topics such as stress, exhaustion and burn-out are an integral part of everyday practice. The consequences of all this stress is often vegetative dystonia, which in turn can lead to somatic symptom disorders. Somatic symptom disorders are physical complaints that cannot be traced back to an organic disease or cannot be traced back at all. […]