2007

Allergies and fluoride

By: David Published on: 19/04/2016

If fluorine or fluoride are mentioned today, people immediately think of dentistry and caries. Until 1983 I did not know much about the biological significance of fluoride other than it is important for bones and teeth since it is a constituent of “apatite” which is apparently responsible for the hardness of this tissue.

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Improved quality of life through adjuvant tumour therapy

By: David Published on: 18/04/2016

look upon today’s lecture as an overview of the treatment of patients with tumours. It is intended to help you to consider a tumour patient just like any other seriously ill patient. I should like to present an approach which starts with the patient’s current situation by providing concomitant therapy and leads on to subsequent stabilisation and treatment of underlying problems.

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Effective pain therapy instead of painkillers

By: David Published on: 18/04/2016

Pain is a complex sensory feeling often involving strong emotional components. It requires the presence of pain receptors and for signals to be passed on uninterrupted to the central nervous system.

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In 124 cases of herniated discs: Bioresonance therapy instead of operating

By: David Published on: 18/04/2016

For the past year I have been using bioresonance therapy in my practice. My work covers the entire spectrum of neurosurgery. I work in my own practice as well as in a local hospital in the Bakirköy district of Istanbul.

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