European Breakthrough in Allergy Therapy


	European Breakthrough in Allergy Therapy Bioresonance therapy has been in use in Europe for more than 23 years. One of its most broadly successful applications has been in the treatment of allergies. Well-trained allergy bioresonance therapists are in high demand in Europe. Numerous clinics there have thriving practices treating nothing but allergies. One clinical study of 200 patients performed in Innsbruck, Austria found that 83% of the participants in the study no longer had any allergic reactions to the previously offending allergens after completing this therapy. Another 11% were greatly improved, and most of the remaining 6% didn't follow the protocols properly. This means that the efficacy of this therapy is very high. The following is a summary of this study published by the Institute for Regulative Medicine, Munich, Germany.¹ Retrospective study based on 200 cases from medical practice. His success with the BICOM^® device (a popular bioresonance therapy device) led Dr. Peter Schumacher, a pediatrician from Innsbruck, Austria, to conduct a study of 200 cases of severe allergy and neurodermatitis in order to record the outstanding results achieved. The study was based not on a carefully selected group but on a random patient population within a six-month period, irrespective of age, diagnosis and severity of the condition. An established diagnosis of allergy was a condition of inclusion in the study. Diagnosis was considered established not just if one or more tests yielded a positive result but also if there was a definite proven connection between the allergen and the allergy symptoms. Hay fever was excluded from the study due to the peculiar characteristics of that condition. The patients and their families were interviewed 6 months after the completion of therapy. Results: 83 % of cases treated were concluded successfully (since the conclusion of therapy patients had tolerated the allergen without reaction). 11 % of cases treated improved (the features of the allergy were still present yet over time much less pronounced). 4.5 % The allergy remained unchanged. No therapeutic success could be identified or, after initial improvement, the same allergy recurred. However abstinence failures during therapy were detected in all members of this group. 1.5 % could not be evaluated since there had been no new contact with the allergen in the intervening period. To highlight some particularly difficult cases: Of the 62 neurodermatitis cases recorded, 44 were symptom free following BICOM^® treatment and 16 were improved; and of the 33 asthma cases, 29 were symptom-free and 4 improved. Additional studies have found similar results. The study mentioned above was conducted in 1993. Since that time additional advances with the therapy techniques have reduced the number of therapy sessions for treating specific allergens to 1 to 3. Even "central" food allergens that have proven hard to treat by other methods are being treated successfully, usually with only 1 to 3 therapy sessions. Why is bioresonance therapy so successful in the treatment of allergies? Cyril W. Smith discovered that allergic reactions are principally an over-reaction of the immune system to the electromagnetic field of the allergen. He developed a method of eliciting an allergic reaction from a patient by emitting the electromagnetic frequency ² Additional studies that support these theories can be found in the book, "Biophysical Therapy of Allergies", by Dr. Peter Schumacher.³ Why does the immune system over-react to the allergens? It appears that several circumstances can create a condition of over-reactivity of the immune system to specific allergens. The immune system's over-reaction is known as a "hyper-ergic" state, which is caused by some kind of stress. Some of the stresses that have been identified as causes of this problem include toxins like mercury and other heavy metals, mold and fungus, residues of medications or vaccinations, petrochemicals, pesticides and other environmental toxins. The current hypothesis is that toxins such as these can so stress the immune system that it becomes hyper-sensitive and over-reactive to various substances. When the stress on the immune system becomes too demand or a threat and over-react with an angry response. It is similar for our immune system. It is as if the immune system is saying, "I am so stressed that I just can't deal with one more toxin!" Another form of stress that causes the hyperactivity of the immune system is the constant over-exposure to substances such as foods. The most common foods to which people have allergic reactions in Western culture are wheat and dairy products. Perhaps the immune system has had to eliminate the residue of over-consumed food too often and this has caused an over-sensitivity of the immune system. Even a little bit of milk for a person with dairy allergy causes the immune system to react, as if to say, "What? Not again! Oh, I am so fed up with this stuff, I can't stand it any more!" - and it over-reacts in some way. So the allergic reaction is essentially an inability of the immune system to respond to the presence of allergens in a balanced way due to the presence of some form of stress. Whether the stress is from the physical presence and electromagnetic charge of toxins or from the imprint of the electromagnetic charge of allergens held in the body, the stress caused by these offending toxins or allergens must be identified and treated. The insight that the cause of the allergic reaction is the presence of the electromagnetic field or charge of the toxin or allergen seems to be substantiated by the highly effective results that are obtained by treating the electromagnetic field stresses. This must be the case or they would not respond so well to therapy that is targeted to remove this type of stress from the immune system using ultra-fine electromagnetic therapy impulses. How does bioresonance therapy for allergies work? First the therapist tests to determine the cause of the allergic reaction. It must be determined whether the reaction is due to overexposure to the electromagnetic fields of the allergen or whether the stress on the immune system is being caused by the presence of one or more toxins in the system. The testing can be carried out using electro-acupuncture. This type of test is more useful than blood tests or skin reaction tests because it is faster, non-invasive and more accurate. The test also forms the basis of the design of the proper therapy that will relieve these stresses and thus the allergic reaction. This is because electro-acupuncture tests for the reaction of the meridians to the electromagnetic field stress on the immune system rather than testing for a chemical reaction. With electro-acupuncture, the testing is done by exposing the patient to a therapy impulse of the "inverse oscillation" of the potential offending allergens. Inverse oscillation means that an electronic circuit in a bioresonance therapy device is used to create the mirror image or inversion of the wave pattern of the electromagnetic charge of the allergen. The ultra-fine electromagnetic impulses of the therapy signal are transferred to the patient via cables and electrodes. It is the wave pattern of the electromagnetic charge of the allergen that is causing the stress on the immune system. This therapy impulse is sent to the body and the reaction of the immune system is checked by observing the response of the "allergy meridian" using a combination of the bioresonance therapy device and an electro-acupuncture testing device. In classical acupuncture we do not have an allergy meridian. However, there are what are called the 8 mysterious meridians or the "strange flows." Mr. Voll, the inventor of electro-acupuncture, discovered that one of the strange flow meridians is the allergic reaction function of the immune system. If canceling out the electromagnetic charge of the allergen that is being tested brings about a balancing effect on the allergy meridian, this indicates that a stress from the tested allergen is present in the body and canceling its electro-magnetic charge will relieve that stress. Special test ampoules have been prepared with either a sample of the allergen substance or an imprint of the electromagnetic field information of the different allergens. These ampoules are arranged in sets or test kits by categories. Using these ampoules provides a quick and easy way to identify those allergen to which a person is reacting. This development in allergy therapy is a profound development for both patients and therapists alike. It provides a highly effective, non-invasive, pain-free, comfortable method of creating rapid relief from not only the symptoms but also the causes of allergic reactions. The results seem to be quite permanent. Patients who received this type of therapy as long as 8 years ago still have no allergic reactions to the treated allergens. Allergy can cause reactions such as neurodermatitis, hayfever, digestive disturbances, hives, headaches, depression, and more. These conditions have all responded very well to bioresonance allergy therapy. Even extreme allergic reactions have been eliminated with this therapy. A case of a ten-year-old girl with a severe reaction to strawberries is a good example. This young girl would break out in oozing blisters all over her body with just one bit of a strawberry. The reaction would come even if there was just a little bite of strawberry in a dish. This was a real problem because sometimes strawberry can be a hidden ingredient in a dessert and the patient would get reactions without knowing that the dessert contained strawberry. As a result, she had to constantly have a recovery kit available and with her at all times to stop the reaction. She had one thorough treatment with bioresonance therapy after which she could eat strawberries without any reaction. Naturally, she and her parents were delighted. Another interesting example is the case of a woman with long- term allergies to dust. Her eyes were constantly itching and had been itching for many years. Right in the middle of receiving bioresonance therapy for the dust allergy, she suddenly exclaimed, "Oh my God! My eyes just stopped itching! I can't remember when my eyes haven't itched." The accompanying photographs show the progress of a serious case of neurodermatitis that was caused by a food allergy. You can see the dramatic reduction and elimination of the skin reaction. References: The Institute for Regulative Medicine has published this research work together with nine other studies in a special edition. Entitled "Scientific Studies of BICOM Resonance Therapy", it is available by e-mail from the Institute for Regulative Medicine. Electromagnetic Man, Health and Hazard in the Electrical Environment, Cyril W. Smith and Simon Best, J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., London. Biophysical therapy of Allergies, Dr. Peter Schumacher, Sonntag Verlag, Stuttgart.

European Breakthrough in Allergy Therapy

Bioresonance therapy has been in use in Europe for more than 23 years. One of its most broadly successful applications has been in the treatment of allergies. Well-trained allergy bioresonance therapists are in high demand in Europe. Numerous clinics there have thriving practices treating nothing but allergies.

One clinical study of 200 patients performed in Innsbruck, Austria found that 83% of the participants in the study no longer had any allergic reactions to the previously offending allergens after completing this therapy. Another 11% were greatly improved, and most of the remaining 6% didn't follow the protocols properly. This means that the efficacy of this therapy is very high. The following is a summary of this study published by the Institute for Regulative Medicine, Munich, Germany.¹

Retrospective study based on 200 cases from medical practice.

His success with the BICOM^® device (a popular bioresonance therapy device) led Dr. Peter Schumacher, a pediatrician from Innsbruck, Austria, to conduct a study of 200 cases of severe allergy and neurodermatitis in order to record the outstanding results achieved.

The study was based not on a carefully selected group but on a random patient population within a six-month period, irrespective of age, diagnosis and severity of the condition.

An established diagnosis of allergy was a condition of inclusion in the study. Diagnosis was considered established not just if one or more tests yielded a positive result but also if there was a definite proven connection between the allergen and the allergy symptoms. Hay fever was excluded from the study due to the peculiar characteristics of that condition. The patients and their families were interviewed 6 months after the completion of therapy.

Results:

83 % of cases treated were concluded successfully (since the conclusion of therapy patients had tolerated the allergen without reaction).
11 % of cases treated improved (the features of the allergy were still present yet over time much less pronounced).
4.5 % The allergy remained unchanged. No therapeutic success could be identified or, after initial improvement, the same allergy recurred. However abstinence failures during therapy were detected in all members of this group.
1.5 % could not be evaluated since there had been no new contact with the allergen in the intervening period.

To highlight some particularly difficult cases: Of the 62 neurodermatitis cases recorded, 44 were symptom free following BICOM^® treatment and 16 were improved; and of the 33 asthma cases, 29 were symptom-free and 4 improved.

Additional studies have found similar results. The study mentioned above was conducted in 1993. Since that time additional advances with the therapy techniques have reduced the number of therapy sessions for treating specific allergens to 1 to 3. Even "central" food allergens that have proven hard to treat by other methods are being treated successfully, usually with only 1 to 3 therapy sessions.

Why is bioresonance therapy so successful in the treatment of allergies?

Cyril W. Smith discovered that allergic reactions are principally an over-reaction of the immune system to the electromagnetic field of the allergen. He developed a method of eliciting an allergic reaction from a patient by emitting the electromagnetic frequency ² Additional studies that support these theories can be found in the book, "Biophysical Therapy of Allergies", by Dr. Peter Schumacher.³

Why does the immune system over-react to the allergens?

It appears that several circumstances can create a condition of over-reactivity of the immune system to specific allergens. The immune system's over-reaction is known as a "hyper-ergic" state, which is caused by some kind of stress. Some of the stresses that have been identified as causes of this problem include toxins like mercury and other heavy metals, mold and fungus, residues of medications or vaccinations, petrochemicals, pesticides and other environmental toxins. The current hypothesis is that toxins such as these can so stress the immune system that it becomes hyper-sensitive and over-reactive to various substances.

When the stress on the immune system becomes too demand or a threat and over-react with an angry response. It is similar for our immune system. It is as if the immune system is saying, "I am so stressed that I just can't deal with one more toxin!"

Another form of stress that causes the hyperactivity of the immune system is the constant over-exposure to substances such as foods. The most common foods to which people have allergic reactions in Western culture are wheat and dairy products. Perhaps the immune system has had to eliminate the residue of over-consumed food too often and this has caused an over-sensitivity of the immune system. Even a little bit of milk for a person with dairy allergy causes the immune system to react, as if to say, "What? Not again! Oh, I am so fed up with this stuff, I can't stand it any more!" - and it over-reacts in some way.

So the allergic reaction is essentially an inability of the immune system to respond to the presence of allergens in a balanced way due to the presence of some form of stress. Whether the stress is from the physical presence and electromagnetic charge of toxins or from the imprint of the electromagnetic charge of allergens held in the body, the stress caused by these offending toxins or allergens must be identified and treated. The insight that the cause of the allergic reaction is the presence of the electromagnetic field or charge of the toxin or allergen seems to be substantiated by the highly effective results that are obtained by treating the electromagnetic field stresses.

This must be the case or they would not respond so well to therapy that is targeted to remove this type of stress from the immune system using ultra-fine electromagnetic therapy impulses.

How does bioresonance therapy for allergies work?

First the therapist tests to determine the cause of the allergic reaction. It must be determined whether the reaction is due to overexposure to the electromagnetic fields of the allergen or whether the stress on the immune system is being caused by the presence of one or more toxins in the system.

The testing can be carried out using electro-acupuncture. This type of test is more useful than blood tests or skin reaction tests because it is faster, non-invasive and more accurate. The test also forms the basis of the design of the proper therapy that will relieve these stresses and thus the allergic reaction. This is because electro-acupuncture tests for the reaction of the meridians to the electromagnetic field stress on the immune system rather than testing for a chemical reaction.

With electro-acupuncture, the testing is done by exposing the patient to a therapy impulse of the "inverse oscillation" of the potential offending allergens. Inverse oscillation means that an electronic circuit in a bioresonance therapy device is used to create the mirror image or inversion of the wave pattern of the electromagnetic charge of the allergen.

The ultra-fine electromagnetic impulses of the therapy signal are transferred to the patient via cables and electrodes.

It is the wave pattern of the electromagnetic charge of the allergen that is causing the stress on the immune system. This therapy impulse is sent to the body and the reaction of the immune system is checked by observing the response of the "allergy meridian" using a combination of the bioresonance therapy device and an electro-acupuncture testing device. In classical acupuncture we do not have an allergy meridian. However, there are what are called the 8 mysterious meridians or the "strange flows." Mr. Voll, the inventor of electro-acupuncture, discovered that one of the strange flow meridians is the allergic reaction function of the immune system.

If canceling out the electromagnetic charge of the allergen that is being tested brings about a balancing effect on the allergy meridian, this indicates that a stress from the tested allergen is present in the body and canceling its electro-magnetic charge will relieve that stress. Special test ampoules have been prepared with either a sample of the allergen substance or an imprint of the electromagnetic field information of the different allergens. These ampoules are arranged in sets or test kits by categories. Using these ampoules provides a quick and easy way to identify those allergen to which a person is reacting.

This development in allergy therapy is a profound development for both patients and therapists alike. It provides a highly effective, non-invasive, pain-free, comfortable method of creating rapid relief from not only the symptoms but also the causes of allergic reactions. The results seem to be quite permanent. Patients who received this type of therapy as long as 8 years ago still have no allergic reactions to the treated allergens.

Allergy can cause reactions such as neurodermatitis, hayfever, digestive disturbances, hives, headaches, depression, and more. These conditions have all responded very well to bioresonance allergy therapy.

Even extreme allergic reactions have been eliminated with this therapy. A case of a ten-year-old girl with a severe reaction to strawberries is a good example. This young girl would break out in oozing blisters all over her body with just one bit of a strawberry. The reaction would come even if there was just a little bite of strawberry in a dish. This was a real problem because sometimes strawberry can be a hidden ingredient in a dessert and the patient would get reactions without knowing that the dessert contained strawberry. As a result, she had to constantly have a recovery kit available and with her at all times to stop the reaction. She had one thorough treatment with bioresonance therapy after which she could eat strawberries without any reaction. Naturally, she and her parents were delighted.

Another interesting example is the case of a woman with long- term allergies to dust. Her eyes were constantly itching and had been itching for many years. Right in the middle of receiving bioresonance therapy for the dust allergy, she suddenly exclaimed, "Oh my God! My eyes just stopped itching! I can't remember when my eyes haven't itched."

The accompanying photographs show the progress of a serious case of neurodermatitis that was caused by a food allergy. You can see the dramatic reduction and elimination of the skin reaction.

References:

The Institute for Regulative Medicine has published this research work together with nine other studies in a special edition. Entitled "Scientific Studies of BICOM Resonance Therapy", it is available by e-mail from the Institute for Regulative Medicine.
Electromagnetic Man, Health and Hazard in the Electrical Environment, Cyril W. Smith and Simon Best, J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., London.
Biophysical therapy of Allergies, Dr. Peter Schumacher, Sonntag Verlag, Stuttgart.

Home Page Allergies and Asthma 2 Years Experience Bio-Energetic Therapy

New Findings in Allergy European Breakthrough in Allergy Therapy