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Can Electricity Treat Bacterial Biofilm on Wounds? Science Says Yes!

Posted on by Dr.Ahmed Zayed
29
Jun

Biofilm is described as densely packed communities of microbial cells that grow on living or inert surfaces and surround themselves with secreted polymers. Biofilm infections are some of the most common wound complications, but they can be quite difficult to treat. According to some reports, at least 60% up to 80% of microbial infections in […]

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43rd Congress

Relationship of certain viruses, bacteria and fungi to certain chronic diseases and the effect on therapy

Posted on by Darko Stratijev

Liliane Asbach-Gawenda, Naturopath, Cologne INTRODUCTION Dear colleagues, It gives me great pleasure to present a paper once again on my many years of experience with BICOM® resonance therapy. This time I am going to report on a new technique but one which fits in very well with our bioresonance therapy and can be included in […]

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