Category Archives: Mycosis and mould

Polyarthritis in dogs

Erosive and non-erosive polyarthritis in dogs, triggered by vaccinations, bacterial or protozoal infection or chronic enteropathy. Covers the rheumatic and joint programmes in the device, the element wood reading from TCM, the test sets for allergic, parasitic, fungal and bacterial stresses, intracellular pathogens such as borrelia, and the dental and vaccination blockages that hold therapy back.

Modern pollen and hay dust therapy, in veterinary practice

Inhalation allergies in horses have become more common, and environmental pollution appears to be part of the reason. Covers collecting native pollen, hay dust and house dust from the stable, combining these with ampoules for ozone, fine dust, glyphosate and radioactive substances, testing moulds when symptoms persist in rain, and the programme sequences 10310 and 10317.

Modern pollen therapy

Pollen allergy has risen by 19% since 2010, and environmental pollution appears to be part of the reason. Covers collecting native pollen from the patient’s surroundings, combining it with ampoules for ozone, fine dust, glyphosate and radioactive substances, testing moulds when symptoms persist in rain, and the programme sequences 10310, 10317 and the Ai, Di and H+Di alternatives.