Gastritis involving Helicobacter Pylori

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen,

Today | would like to introduce you to the diagnosis of gastritis with Helicobacter pylori using the BBC Advanced.

Let’s first take a look at the medical presentation of this disease:

Helicobacter pylori can colonize or multiply if the gastric mucosa is impaired in its function. This is facilitated by stress, an unhealthy lifestyle (alcohol, smoking, lots of coffee), frequent use of pain- killers and other medications. Added to this is the increased intake of nitrates (e.g. from meat and sausage products), which can lead to nitrite and nitrosamines in the oral cavity and stomach through bacterial conversion. This further promotes a poor environment in the gastric mucosa.
The bacterium is transmitted via the fecal-oral route, i.e. through smear infection, animal contact or contaminated food, so that poor hygiene can lead to familial clustering. The rate of infection naturally increases with age.

Source: Rudolf Schweizer Digestive System, Infectious Diseases, 2nd edition

The diagnosis is usually made by means of an esophago-gastroscopy or a breath test. The recommended medical treatment of an infection should not be monoantibiotics, as the pathogen is extremely resistant. In addition, the administration of an acid-inhibiting proton pump inhibitor (to heal the gastric mucosa) is favored (the so-called triple therapy).

The symptoms of this disease are as follows:

Infected persons develop an inflammatory reaction of the gastric mucosa, which is usually particularly pronounced in the gastric antrum. This results in stomach pain, nausea, bad breath, reflux, vomiting and diarrhea. However, the infection can also be asymptomatic, with patients reporting barely noticeable, often diffuse symptoms. Colonization by the bacterium can later develop into malignant changes (gastric carcinoma).

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So what options are available to us in our naturopathic practice in order to recognize the bacterium?

I would like to give you an example from my practice:

Medical history:

This is a very petite patient, 79 years old, a pensioner. The general condition can be described as good. The lady reports weight loss of approx. 7 kg within the last six months. She suffers from constant nausea, belching, flatulence and diffuse abdominal pain. Diarrhea occurs several times a day, which is why she came to my practice.

The palpable abdomen is soft. There is no defensive tension and no unusual noises. She suffers from circulatory disorders and polyneuropathy, among other things.

The lady has been a smoker for over 60 years. Her diet consists of a varied mixed diet with little meat on the menu.

The medical examinations revealed no concrete evidence of her complaints. So, with the help of the BBC, | went in search of the cause of the constant nausea and diarrhea.

Point1:

Let’s look primarily at these two areas: They show high entropy points (values 6 and 5) in the “kidney/bladder” and “esophagus/stomach” areas (shown in red in the evaluation). They are therefore relevant for my cause determination. We include the treatment of the kidneys/bladder in our therapy plan, as the body is seen in its entirety and this topic must also be looked at. This means that in addition to the symptomatic complaints of the digestive tract, there is also a cause in the kidneys and bladder. These must also be treated so that the body can fully regenerate.

However, we still keep in mind that the main complaints and the reason for coming are nausea and diarrhea with accompanying extreme weight loss.

“Kidney/bladder” are physiologically at 4.9 in the frequency spectra, “oesophagus/stomach” at 3.4 and 4.2.

We can see from the diagram on the left that two levels are assigned to the respective frequency spectra.

This is the structure of the organ (physically tangible matter as well as the | function) as well

as the relationship to the emotional level (psyche).

Let’s take a closer look at the stomach for this example.

Area – Details of the esophagus/stomach:

The stress on the mucous membrane and the structure of the stomach can be clearly seen here, high lighted in red, and is reflected in the patient’s pathology.

The interpretation of the curve is as follows:

The optimum shows us the energetic state to be achieved, shown in the diagram with blue and red curves. In this area, the stomach would be in its optimal function.
The yellow curve shows the measured function of the organ, the purple curve the energetic structure. At point 4.2, where we find the frequency range of the stomach as described above, both measured values are below this optimum. Our task is to align the curves with the blue/red line using bioresonance therapy and thus bring them back to the target state.

Point 2:

Now let’s take a look at the “energetic dysbalances”:

The values shown relate to the priority of the groups to be treated. The lowest value represents the highest importance of regulation through treatment.

Here we see abnormalities in the “metabolic dysbalance” (this stands for metabolic disorders) and the “immunological dysbalances” (these stand for processes in the body with inflammation), which experience has shown is usually due to exposure to viruses and/or bacteria.

Further explanation of the evaluation:

The dysbalances “blood circulation” and “blood and lymph” are indicated because the patient suffers from acute iron deficiency (confirmed by blood count) and a stenosis of the femoral artery. Treatment in these areas is currently being carried out.

“Show details” for immunological dyshalances listed under point 2:

Here there is an indication of “catarrhal gastritis”. Please note, as mentioned at the beginning, that with energetic measurements in addition to the physical and organ-related indications, there is also always the psychological and emotional reference. If we are in “our center”, i.e. emotionally and mentally balanced, we can also expect recovery in the entire energetic body (i.e. also physically) andare more likely to recover. This can also be seen wonderfully in the right-hand section of the evaluation under “Energetic endocrinology”:

ACTH is increasingly released in the event of stress or other possible causes such as inflammation, emotions such as through work, restless lifestyle, etc. (manifested as the sum of physical and psychological stress). Excessive production of ACTH also attacks the mucous membrane of the stomach, which in turn can be a sign of symptoms.

The BBC Advanced variant also gives us the opportunity to go even deeper into the systems. | also like working with the system groups.

Here | took a closer look at the microorganisms under the measured scan image of the posterior wall of the stomach, under the section marked with an arrow on the left of the diagram:

This shows the presence of the bacterium Helicobacter pylori, which is most likely causing the patient’s symptoms. | checked this in more detail.

The following is the detailed resolution when | combine the microorganisms with the pathologies in the selection, as shown on the left:

Based on the evidence found in my diagnostics and the consistency of the symptoms described, | asked the patient to see a gastroenterologist and describe her symptoms. A gastroendoscopy was performed and the following pathology was confirmed.

According to the doctor’s report:

“… Immuno-histo-chemically, a few Helicobacter bacteria can now be detected. Thus, it is a type B antrum and corpus gastritis. …”

We recognize from this example that the possibility of finding the cause with the BBC Advanced is now absolutely profound. It paves the way for us as therapists to recognize relevant interrelation- ships of the organism and its pathological events and then to treat them with the bioresonance method. In this way, naturopathic diagnostics can be wonderfully harmonized with conventional medical methods.

We started treatment immediately and are still continuing it. The patient is now recovering. The nausea has subsided and the diarrhea is also improving.

In addition, | would like to provide you with further information that can also be gleaned from the evaluation.

From vitamins:

The vitamins listed are important for providing energy, for a healthy metabolism and for cell division. Here the intake should be checked. In this case, | have transferred the frequencies of the 5 vitamins for the treatment to a capsule for channel 2 and treated them as well.

From phytotherapy:

In the case of this group, | am happy to include the indicated therapeutic agents in the diet and explain the respective effect to the patient.

From homeopathy:

» Here too, it should be considered whether Physostigma Venenosum C30 should be included in the therapy.

I also prescribed:

Vitamin C, Mucosa Comp HEEL as a drinking ampule 3 x weekly (off label use), Vitamin C 1 g daily (Sunday Naturals liposomal), Vitamin D3 & K2 (Sunday Naturals) and omega 3 (Norsan)

Source reference:

• Dictionary of human infectious diseases, 2nd edition

• Rudolf Schweizer Digestive system, infectious diseases, 2nd edition

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