One contributory factor in the development of type 2 diabetes is oxidative stress. Antioxidant vitamins such as vitamin C and vitamin E can be beneficial in helping control blood sugar level in those diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Numerous scientific studies have demonstrated that hydrogen can have a powerful antioxidant effect, helping to reduce oxidative […]
Sports injuries often occur among both professional athletes and those who engage in sport during their spare time. Soft tissue injuries are a particularly common type of sports injury and can include bruising, tendon inflammation, ligament strain and muscle sprain. Generally, the limbs are affected, though other body parts such as the neck or […]
Anaerobic respiration during exercise leads to blood lactate, which is one of the major causes of muscle fatigue. Shortly before a competition, athletes may ingest pH buffer substances such as sodium bicarbonate to provide a store of alkalinity that can improve muscle anaerobic performance and prevent fatigue, however this can sometimes cause unpleasant side-effects. Recent […]
The dermis, which is the layer of skin beneath the outermost epidermis, is composed mainly of type-1 collagen. The skin damage associated with ageing is partly caused by oxidative stress leading to a decrease in collagen levels in the dermis. This contributes towards signs of ageing such as wrinkle formation, changes in the texture […]
Acne is an inflammatory condition of the skin that is characterised by lesions in the dermis. Oxidative stress can be a major factor in the development of acne, as has been found in several scientific studies. One article analysed the results of 14 different scientific studies that investigated the effect of oxidative stress in the pathogenesis […]
Bioresonance is a non-invasive and gentle therapy for animals. Based on studies, it is a safe therapy with no undesirable side effects. Like humans, dogs and cats can develop many diseases. Sometimes these diseases can be life-threatening. Other times, they cause discomfort and pain. But, unlike us, they can’t tell us their problem. We can’t […]
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According to statistics, around 2% of all the horses in the UK suffer from headshaking syndrome. This is a common condition for adult horses. It is very difficult to manage, which is why people find it very frustrating. Horses regularly shake their head. But, the headshaking syndrome is far from normal. You can recognize the […]
Dogs, like other animals, including humans, are prone to various food allergies. This occurs when a dog ingests food which has allergenic compounds. Allergens are substances in the food that trigger the immune system to react negatively. The food allergies in dogs can vary according to food compounds. For years the treating of food allergies in […]
It is interesting to notice how common similarities between kidney functions in humans and animals. But the treatment procedures are somehow different but not distinct. For a while now, most veterinarians are adopting homeopathic remedies for treating animals. One of the most significant breakthroughs is the embracing of bioresonance therapy. But can bioresonance help in […]
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Neurology: In 124 cases of herniated discs: bioresonance instead of operating At the 2007 International BICOM® Congress in Fulda Dr. Kiran from Istanbul reported on the use of the bioresonance method for treating herniated discs. Below is an extract from her paper. For more than a year I have been using the bioresonance method in […]