Client Name: Stephanie Dziallas Holistic animal healer I had already heard about bioresonance while training as a naturopath treating both animals and humans. It was clear to me from the outset that I should get a BICOM® device as soon as I opened my own practice. And I have now been working with BICOM® for […]
Author Archives: David Franklin
Cats, Veterinary, Veterinary, general
“As far as I’m concerned, bioresonance has been the greatest discovery of my life”
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Client Name: Sabine Lauermann-Bittner Sabine Lauermann-Bittner, vet: In 1989 I opened a small animal practice and, since then, have accumulated a wealth of professional experience. I am a second generation vet and continue to practice my profession enthusiastically and with pleasure. I integrated bioresonance therapy into my practice because I found conventional medical diagnosis and […]
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Client Name: Dr Jochen Becker …it treats the causes instead of suppressing the symptoms! I have had my own practice for 20 years and over this time have noticed a shift in the disorders affecting my animal patients. While initially I tended to treat acute cases such as high temperature, injuries, etc. and got along […]
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Client Name: Dr. med. vet. Jochen Becker Treatment with BICOM® bioresonance One of the most common diseases in cats, especially with increasing age, is definitely chronic renal failure or CRF for short. The first clinical symptoms of this disorder to be noticed include intermittent diarrhoea, vomiting and general malaise as well as a dull, generally […]
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Client Name: Dr. med. vet. Gregor Tilch Bioresonance in rural medical practice: It was a Sunday evening and I was on emergency duty when I received a call from a totally distraught couple. Their dog had been stung in the mouth by a bee two hours earlier and they had been unable to find any […]
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Client Name: Dr. med. vet. Elke Deus Wryneck, or spasmodic torticollis, occurs relatively frequently in rabbits. Unfortunately, there are only limited opportunities for treating this indication with conventional medicine and in most cases, the outcome is not satisfactory. Cortisone preparations, antibiotics, Panacur and vitamin D provide only limited relief for the condition. Genuine success is […]
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Client Name: Dr. med. vet. Karen Eigenbrod Bioresonance rather than foot amputation Eosinophilic pododermatitis Monty the cat was brought to my late surgery by his desperate owners. Monty was suffering from eosinophilic pododermatitis. The owners reported that the cat had now undergone two operations at the university hospital but that these had not brought any improvement […]
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Client Name: Dr. med. vet. J. Becker Gingivitis (chronic inflammation of the oral mucous membrane) is one of the most common and serious diseases of the mouth to occur in cats. Around 35% of all cats are affected, with about 15-25% enduring the most extreme form. Younger cats relatively often suffer from this condition. Typical features […]
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Client Name: Charlie Holtermann – VET Leishmania infantum LEISHMANIASIS NEED NO LONGER BE A LIFELONG INFECTION Meet Coffee the rescued podenco, diagnosed with leishmaniasis in 2015, there is currently no conventional treatment for this disease. But Veterinary Surgeons in Germany have bee very successful in treating for leishmaniasis for the last decade. This case comes from […]
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With so many new names of diseases being mentioned on the internet and sometimes even in local publications, as well as the many reports about patients experiencing severe side-effects to pharmaceutical drugs when doctors administer such drugs to them to assist with the treatment of particular types of diseases or health ailments, people are starting […]