Irene Kolbe, Naturopath 1. Introduction Dear colleagues, dear management, dear Mr Sinn and all of the REGUMED employees, When I got the request to do another speech this year, I was keen to introduce to you a small sensation from the latest findings on the topic of vasculitis, that originated in a very different area […]
Jenny Blondel, Naturopath Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is an endocrine disorder that causes weight gain, insulin resistance, menstrual problems, fertility problems, acne, hair loss, and hirsutism. Many women feel stigmatised maybe because the stereotype is a heavy overweight woman with diabetes. The disorder is not new, but it is increasing at an alarming rate. Two […]
Brigitte Wiesendanger, BICOM therapist Imagine that you have reached the limits of your work. It happens to me from time to time. We, as therapists, are pushed to our limits with ADHD clients. For such clients, I need to be creative to find new solutions. Often, simply observing nature can reveal the simplest of solutions. […]
Ori Wolff, MD, Orthopedic Specialist From a scientific perspective, what are the nutrient points used in Sissi Karz’s bioresonance therapy? Are they scientifically explicable, reproducible? Are there perhaps other nutrient points? Are there useful connections to other areas? Fundamentally, is there possibly a broader vision for the way in which bioresonance therapy works? Here, it […]
Esther Roder, Naturopath What is multiple sclerosis (MS)? Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory condition of the central nervous system (CNS), through which the components of the nerve fibres are destroyed — as well as myelin, also known as the myelin sheath. They become inflamed and can harden permanently, so that the nerve’s function —namely, […]
Sven Peters, Naturopath In order to ensure that the treatment of herniated discs with BICOM is successful, we need to address a few structural basics. A good level of background knowledge is important for the subsequent placement of applicators. In conventional medicine, prolapses are generally separated into 6 degrees of severity. Degree 1: Clear pain […]
Cassandra Mougiakou, MD, Specialist in Internal Medicine Dear colleagues, Today, I face the challenge to address the quite common subject of stomach problems and I will hopefully give you some new and useful information. My goal is to relate to the stomach, not only as a very important organ, but also to the metaphorical stomach, […]
Claudia Lepper, MD, Specialist in general medicine From 1998, I ran a “normal doctor’s surgery as a family doctor and general practitioner” for approximately 8 years. As I had been taught throughout my studies and education, I supplied my patients with pain medication, blood pressure medication, antibiotics, etc. At least once a week, I welcomed […]
