Bioresonance instead of Antibiotics in Dental Surgery

Dr. Jolanta Broistedt, Dentist, Buchholz i.d.N., Germany

Bioresonance instead of antibiotics in dental surgery

The subject of bioresonance is very broad and also profound. It is also always a question of what | believe in. Accordingly, patients often ask me whether | believe in it. In slightly less emotional terms, the general question is whether | am convinced of its effectiveness, whether | am convinced of what | do or whether patients get the impression that | only use this method for financial reasons.

My answer to this is: “My name is Dr. med. dent. Jolanta Broistedt. | am a dentist specializing in biological dentistry and a committed Christian.

As such, bioresonance in dentistry is not a matter of faith for me, but pure physics – i.e. science.

Prof. Fritz-Albert Popp (biophysicist) discovered back in the 1970s that living cells emit a very weak glow (only a few light quanta®® per second and square centimetre). He “developed highly light-sensitive instruments with which he was able to measure the duration and intensity of the radiation, even individual photons.”

Based on his discoveries, he developed the theory that light quanta are the way in which cells communicate with each other.

“According to Popp, the living lights are generated by electrons excited by sunlight. Experiments with living and dead cells show that the light radiation decays more slowly in living systems. He concluded from this that the cells in living organisms do not act independently of each other. The light is a coherent system and enables the cells to exchange information with each other.

This enables the cells to form a closed electromagnetic field using photons, which according to quantum physics are both particles and waves, and exchange information within this field.

This is why bioresonance in dentistry is not a matter of faith for me, but instead pure physics – i.e. science.

Practical application

Cells form an electromagnetic field, and exchange information via these weak signals. They are stimulated by electrons from the outside and communicate with the environment via these signals. So why shouldn’t we be able to use and influence this?

Resonance can trigger a whole cascade of biochemical metabolic processes => bio-resonance. This gives us a ‘communication channel’ with which we can support and influence with our devices. Electromagnetic information from the patient is picked up by applicators, modulated in the bioresonance device and transmitted back to the patient.

Since this idea of Franz Morell and Erich Rasche, became applicable in a bioresonance device (in the first MoRa device in 1977), its effect has been clearly defined. The first MoRa device was still relatively simple, and just right for dentists. Here, the incoming information was modulated by phase shifting, and then amplified and transmitted via one of the eight selectable frequency ranges.

This type of device would likely be sufficient for dentists as a support tool for our work. | only know a few dentists who are very familiar with the methods of bioresonance. However, further differentiation is necessary in order to be able to help patients better. So, | went on a search and got to know the naturopath M. Keymer. Together with D. Kramer, he developed the ‘ampule therapy’. It is a therapy for systemic testing and treatment of disease- causing stresses in patients. | learned this method and invested many hours in further training – but unfortunately did not put it into practice.

Then | got to know Dr. Rummel. He developed his own standardized bioresonance therapy. He assumed that the ‘structure’ of the ingredients of cow’s milk and wheat is similar to the ‘structure’ of all other allergens. All allergy-related clinical pictures can therefore be treated if the inverted wave pattern of the cow’s milk information is used frequently enough. He combined this with biophysical Candida therapy, followed, in persistent cases, by treatment with virus nosodes.

This method is easy to carry out, but also very time-consuming. Nevertheless, it is very suitable for me. It is very easy to plan, the sessions are quite short and the results are visible.

As a dentist who works biologically, | know that every tooth is connected to and interacts with

• the surrounding tissue

• and with distant tissues and organs.

  

  Dental correspondences according to Bahr-Schmid, Voll-Lramer and the findings of TCM.

  A diseased tooth and its surrounding tissue, the odonton, can have an effect on specific tissues and organs associated with the tooth. However, there is not only the one-sided effect of the odonton on the tissues and organs, but also the tissues and organs can also have an effect on the teeth.

  This means that general disorders of the organism can have an effect on the teeth and tissue. Food allergies, for example, can promote periodontitis. The diagnosis of tooth-organ interactions can be determined by bioenergetic testing. Various methods are suitable for this:
  
  Electro-acupuncture testing and kinesiology are suitable. For me, however, X-ray and ultrasound diagnostics have become very important in the search for the cause.

  Biological dentistry
  
  In biological dentistry, we are aware of the risks and consequences of root canal treated teeth. Such teeth should therefore be removed in connection with the restoration of interference fields in the oral cavity.

  Dental materials can also cause nervous, allergic or toxic reactions. It is therefore helpful to test dental materials bioenergetically for compatibility with the corresponding test ampules before use.

  We also know from biological dentistry that metals in the oral cavity are not compatible with the body and therefore have no place there. The same applies to plastics, which should also be used as rarely as possible, and preferably not at all.

  In the sense of holistic dental restoration, the complex restoration of chewing function should take place. The removal of incompatible and disruptive materials such as amalgam and all other metals is a necessary component of this. Consequently, this also includes the surgical restoration of the affected bone areas. Root-treated teeth and jaw necrosis must therefore be removed and the bones cleaned. All these remedial measures must be prepared holistically and biologically.

  The big issue here is detoxification and this topic has become increasingly important in recent years. The intake of environmental toxins has increased, at least in part, by a factor of 1,000 in recent years. Pesticides are just one example of many.

  

  Other examples are phthalates (plasticizers), e.g. in children’s toys, baby pram handles or jackets. In dentistry, one example is the well-known amalgam with its essential component mercury.
  
  As the body cannot excrete these toxins itself, or can only do so very slowly, it is extremely important to support the body with detoxification.
  
  Tooth interference fields

  Now back to dentistry. Here we have the dental interference fields in the form of FDOIJs (fatty degenerative osteonecrotic jawbone, especially in the area of the wisdom teeth, so-called NICOs) Root canal treated teeth and metals in the oral cavity are the major source of toxins in the western world.
  
  Let’s take a closer look at the aspect of root-treated teeth. These are dead teeth that continuously produce toxins, toxic mercaptans and thioethers. The dental filling material amalgam consists of over 50% mercury, the most toxic non-radioactive element of all.
  
  All metals, such as titanium or dental gold in crowns, bridges and inlays, contain toxic components. In addition, they scatter/modulate/amplify the electromagnetic radiation (EMF) that surrounds us.
  
  Due to vitamin D3 deficiency and increasing radiation, e.g. from WiFi and mobile phones in combination with an incorrect surgical technique when removing the wisdom teeth, borrelia, babesia, bartonella, mycoplasma, Epstein-Barr viruses and metals such as mercury, aluminum, dioxins and glyphosate accumulate in the wisdom tooth areas. It is important to realize that the masticatory/oral system is involved in up to 80% of all chronic diseases.
  
  Should we test patients first?
  
  Years ago, | learned the test methods for dental materials and used them for many years. Thanks to many further training courses however, | have come to the conclusion that | should not test patients with high levels of stress immediately, but should first relieve somewhat them through restoration. As part of biological dental restoration, | remove all sources of stress. | remove amalgam, all metals, all root-treated teeth and NICOs. Where necessary, | treat the teeth exclusively metal-free. | treat the gaps between teeth with ceramic implants.
  
  Influence on the organism It is important to remember that the masticatory/oral system is involved in up to 80% of all chronic diseases.
  
  There are essentially three factors through which the chewing/mouth system has a negative influence on the entire organism:

  • Poisoning

  • Chronic stress

  • Chronic inflammation

  With the way we live today, many things in our everyday lives put our bodies in an inflammatory state.

  Our diet with sugar, pesticides, environmental toxins and stress permanently activate the immune system.
  As a result, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, allergies and autoimmune and intestinal diseases are on the rise.
  A chronic, subclinical activation of the immune system is involved in all of these diseases. This often takes the form of chronic inflammation or stress. In many people, the trigger for chronic inflammation is located directly in the oral cavity and constantly reactivates the immune system 24 hours a day. Unfortunately, however, this is precisely where the trigger is often overlooked.

  Causal therapy vs combating symptoms

  My perception is that dentists, but not only dentists, are trained by the medical system to react primarily to symptoms and acute pain.
  
  However, when | speak to patients about this, | am very often not understood.
  
  Do patients want the ‘cure’ to only be the elimination of the symptoms in the mistaken assumption that this will eliminate the problem?
  
  In chronic diseases/inflammations, pain is often absent or is no longer consciously perceived as such by the patient. This is because the body/organism has become accustomed to this pain stimulus and has down-regulated the sensitivity of the corresponding receptors.

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  The question therefore arises as to which chronic diseases are associated with pain. Does diabetes hurt? Does high blood pressure hurt? Does hypothyroidism cause pain? Does depression/a depressive mood cause physical pain?
  
  Regardless of where in the body chronic inflammation and chronic stress is localized, it is irresponsible to tolerate it from an overall health perspective.

  Cooperation with naturopaths

  In order to achieve maximum health, you have to take these factors into account. That is why | like to work with naturopaths. This works both ways, depending on where the patient presents first.

  For ‘our’ naturopaths, we take a medical history in my practice with the BodyBalanceCheck (BBC) and a search for focal points in the mouth and work out a treatment plan. Some naturopaths send patients to me for remediation and then accompany our therapy steps. If the patients instead come to us first, we cleanse the interference fields and then send them to the naturopath for further detoxification.

  
  Treatment plan
  
  | always follow the same basic treatment plan. The patient’s best interests are a fundamental prerequisite:
  
  1. Removal of all metals in the oral cavity

  • The patient receives a stimulus for the immune system by means of bioresonance, which is dependent on the patient’s conductance value.

  2. Removal of all inflammations in the oral cavity. In most cases, this includes both the teeth treated with root canal therapy and the NICOs.

  • Accompanying the treatment with bioresonance is often useful and necessary in this step.

  3. Preperation protocol in the case of surgery (see below) Unfortunately, it is generally common practice before a surgery to only inform patients about the treatment procedure or to prescribe them with premedications if necessary.
  
  A patient’s body is then usually confronted with the surgery totally unprepared and the surgery can hit them like a shock. This is why most post-operative traumas are not simply just side effects of the surgery itself. The swelling, pain and inflammation very often also show that the body is unable to compensate for the surgery and the associated stress.

  My patients are therefore instructed to prepare for a surgery according to a specific protocol.
  
  This ensures that
  
  4. The stress is compensated for
  5. They can ideally regenerate after the procedure
  6. Set backs are avoided
  7. Recurrences are avoided
  The preparation protocol for patients includes
  8. Before the surgery:

  • The diet should be as hypoallergenic as possible

  • The diet should not be pro-inflammatory

  • The diet should be as rich as possible in nutrients (vitamins, minerals).

  • If our patients’ bodies are deficient in vitamin D3, minerals (zinc, magnesium), trace elements, omega-3 fatty acids and other micronutrients, the body is often overwhelmed by this deficiency.

  • We measure the patient’s vitamin D level

  • Patients are instructed to take trace elements.

  9. After the surgery

  • We ask and encourage our patients to change their diet for some time after the surgery and during the healing phase. Everything that could hinder bone regeneration after tooth removal, or effect interference field rehabilitation or implantation is banned from the diet. Anything with a lot of sugar, wheat and cow’s milk products should be avoided.

  The surgical phase
  
  | am very fascinated by dental surgery. It’s simply impressive what the body is capable of when it has all the ‘materials’ it needs. That is why | also support the patient’s body with several aids in the context of surgical procedures:
  
  1. The value for vitamin D3 must be above 50 ng/ml.
  
  2. Bioresonance is performed on the day of surgery. The program is selected according to the patient’s conductance value, along with the pre-surgery preparation programs.

  
  3. Blood is drawn to produce an APRF membrane. This is applied during the surgery procedure to the area which is being operated on (fibrin membrane].
  
  4. The operating theater is disinfected using ozone light.
  
  5. Procaine, a neural therapeutic agent, is injected at the surgical site.
  
  6. Post-operative bioresonance programs are carried out at the end of the operation.
  
  7. | also support the patient with bioresonance for the first few days after the operation. The programs used are those that primarily support wound healing.

  | often use kinesiology to test which and how many programs | should use and on which days to run them. | don’t use antibiotics and can therefore avoid these side effects which can affect some patients badly. Patients usually have no complaints with this approach and are very grateful. Therefore, soam 1.

  Summary

  I would like to emphasize that | can no longer imagine my work without the possibilities of bio- resonance. | also use it in my family/private life and the BICOM optima® mobil now accompanies us on every vacation. | use the device when our children have an infection or when we are caught with complaints at night. From my experience, the program “Exposure to pathogens” could have its own speed dial button on the device, as it is a great help for the children and provides good support for the immune system.

  With Dr. Rummel’s bioresonance therapies, my children have had far fewer infections and allergies than we have seen in other children in our environment. | was also able to help the sister of one of my dental hygienists with the therapy too. For years she had been very allergic to apples, yet after completing the therapy she was able to eat apples again. With the BodyBalanceCheck (BBC), | am always fascinated by how surprised patients react when they realize how accurate the information and evaluations of the device are.

  Implantology without antibiotics is usually unthinkable in purely conventional medicine. | am therefore all the more grateful to have a viable alternative to the standardized use of antibiotics. | give the body a targeted impulse for regeneration. | activate the patient’s self-healing powers without destroying the intestinal flora or causing other side effects.

  In the meantime, | would say that where there is inflammation, and where | should actually prescribe an antibiotic, | can start and work with the BICOM® bioresonance method. Of course, the possible range of applications of a bioresonance device is much broader than how | use it for
  dental surgery and inflammation, yet as a dentist, | have to limit myself to this area.

  What remains is the question of whether bioresonance therapy is effective? Without having carried out extensive studies, and based only on the experience of my daily work, | would definitely confirm its effectiveness and answer this question with “yes”. The prerequisite is that the practitioner is very familiar with the technology and the device. It is also important to know the limits of the BICOM® as well as knowing the many possibilities of the therapy.
  Thank you for your attention!