Biophysical Therapy of Allergies.

Biophysical Therapy of Allergies -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Part I: Foundation and Basic Terminology -- 1 The Physics Aspect in Medicine -- The Phenomenon of "Life" and Basic Physiology -- Information as a Universal Entity in Physics -- Information and Medicine -- Acupuncture As Informational Therapy -- Electro-acupuncture, a Window into the Future -- Bioresonance Therapy, Therapy of the Future -- Prospectus -- 2 Allergy: A Medical Phenomenon -- Allergens throughout Medical History -- Scientific and Clinical Allergology -- 3 Allergy from a Physics Point of View -- The Physics Code: An Ubiquitous Principle -- Allergy: A Phenomenon of Biophysical Information -- 4 Symptoms of Allergic Reactions -- 5 Classification of Allergies -- Classification by Type According to Coombs and Gell -- Acute Forms of Allergies -- Pseudo-allergic Reactions -- Intolerance Reactions -- Contact Allergies -- 6 Biophysical Allergy Diagnosis -- Significance of the Diagnosis for Biophysical Allergy Therapy -- Test Material -- 7 Biophysical Allergy Therapy -- Targeted Sites of Therapeutic Measures -- Inverse Oscillation as a Therapeutic Principle -- Allergy Therapy Using the BICOM Device -- The Possibility of Allergy Elimination -- Biophysical Allergy Therapy without Allergen Avoidance -- Biophysical Allergy Therapy in Practice -- Acute Allergies -- Chronic Allergies with Low-Level Sensitization -- Chronic Allergies with High-Level Sensitization -- Factors That May Influence Treatment Results -- Diagnostic Errors -- Misdiagnosis of Immunological Test Results -- Testers' Errors -- Mistaken Use of the Terms Allergy and Intolerance -- Geopathic Stress -- Acquired Stress Factors -- Psychological Factors -- Achievements of Biophysical Allergy Therapy -- Part II: Allergies-Clinical Studies -- 8 Hay Fever -- Epidemiology -- Symptomatology -- Etiology.

Therapy -- Biophysical Therapy of Hay Fever -- Therapy Using Inverse Oscillation and Avoidance of the Allergen (Program 999) -- Therapy Results in 1991. -- Therapeutic Use of Combined Antigens -- Therapy Methods without Avoidance of the Allergen -- 9 Inhalation Allergies -- Symptomatology -- Diagnosis -- Allergies to Mold Fungi -- Diagnosis -- Therapy -- Allergies to Synthetic Substances -- Polyester Allergy (Toy Asthma) -- Diagnosis -- Other Allergies to Synthetic Substances -- Allergies to Animal Epithelia -- Allergy to Horses -- Allergy to Sheep's Wool -- Allergy to Goose Down -- Symptomatology -- Allergies to Other Bird Feathers -- The Problem with House Dust Mites -- 10 Bronchial Asthma -- Pathogenesis -- Therapy -- 11 Ingestion Allergies -- Acute Food Allergies -- Mold Fungi as Ingested Allergens -- Allergies to Food Additives -- Symptomatology -- Substances -- Approved Food Coloring and Dyes (E100-180) -- Preservatives (E200-290) -- Antioxidants -- Emulsifiers -- Flavor Enhancers -- Aromatic Essences and Extracts -- Therapy -- Allergies to Medications -- 12 Neurodermatitis -- Pathogenesis -- Progression -- Clinical Symptomatology -- Wheat Neurodermatitis -- Cow's Milk Neurodermatitis -- A Combination of Wheat and Cow's Milk Neurodermatitis -- Infectious Complications of Neurodermatitis -- Neurodermatitis and Mycosis -- The Symptomatology of Candida Neurodermatitis -- Therapy -- Avoidance of the Allergens -- Biophysical Allergy Therapy -- Fungal Therapy -- Topical Therapy of Neurodermatitis -- 13 Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease -- 14 Celiac Disease -- 15 Allergies to Insect Venom -- Symptomatology -- Diagnosis -- Therapy -- 16 Urticaria -- Symptoms of Urticaria -- Allergic Forms of Urticaria -- Non-allergic Forms of Urticaria -- Photoallergy -- Epilogue -- Appendix: Information for Patients -- 1 Cow's Milk Allergy -- Cow's Milk-Free Diet.

Foods That Always Contain Milk Protein -- Foods That May Contain Milk Protein -- Alternatives to Cow's Milk -- 2 Wheat Allergy -- Wheat-Free Diet -- Foods That Always Contain Wheat Protein -- Foods That May Contain Wheat -- Wheat Alternatives -- 3 Hyperergy -- Guidelines For the Avoidance of the Allergen in the Hyperergic Phase -- 4 Intestinal Mycosis -- Guidelines For a Fungi-Reducing Diet -- Index.

Using many years of well-documented, successfully treated case histories and his experience gained in private pediatric practice, the author is able to demonstrate that allergies can be healed completely when they are recognized as a biophysical phenomenon and treated according to the laws of biophysics.

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