Category Archives: Conference Papers

Dr. Christina Eul‐Matern, Veterinarian, Idstein  My name is Christina Eul‐Matern. I am a veterinarian and run a naturopathic practice with three main pillars: acupuncture, osteopathy and bioresonance therapy. Since these pillars are harmoni‐ ously intertwined and complementary, we use conventional medical procedures only marginally. Today I would like to introduce you to our concept, according […]

Cassandra Mougiakou, MD, Specialist in Internal Medicine, Athens, Greece  In this lecture I would like to address the quite common subject of stomach problems hoping that I will be able to give you some new and useful information. My goal is to relate to the stomach, not only as a very important organ, but also […]

Christoph Hinterseher, Veterinarian, Munich  The terms KPU (Kryptopyrroluria) and HPU (Hemopyrrolactamuria) refer to a metabolic disorder in humans, dogs, (cats), horses, polar bears, alpacas, tigers and hummingbirds. Metabolic stress causes a disturbance in cellular porphyrin ring metabolism, resulting in a constant and high loss of the vital vitamin B6 as well as zinc and manganese. […]

Marina Langhojer, Veterinary practitioner, Burgkunstadt  Welcome, my name is Marina Langhojer, I have been working with BICOM therapy for over 8 years. Today I would like to show you, based on gingivitis of the cat, that even patients with supposedly difficult to treat or even incurable diseases can have a chance of healing with the […]

Macular degeneration Brigitte Jonczyk, alternative practitioner, Rastede  Dear Bioresonance Therapists, My name is Brigitte Jonczyk, I have been a self‐employed alternative practitioner with a focus on bioresonance therapy for 15 years. I work with eight BICOM optima devices. In 2013 I gave a lec‐ ture on macular degeneration at the user congress in Fulda (RTI […]

A wonderful good day, dear BICOM therapist colleagues, and a heartfelt thank you for the invita‐ tion to this year’s Online BICOM Congress. Today I am able to pass on to you findings from my practice that may make the work of one or the other BICOM therapist easier in the future. I hope it […]

Prophylaxis (prevention) refers to the totality of all measures to prevent an impairment of health. We distinguish between primary prophylaxis, which is intended to prevent the outbreak of a dis‐ ease in a (still) healthy person, and secondary prophylaxis, which is intended to prevent a relapse of a healed or improved disease (recurrence prophylaxis). In […]