What’s New for September 2026?

15 September 2026

My dear friends, colleagues and supporters,

The summer days are slipping away into the past and we’re all busy moving forward into the routines and busy-ness of the rapidly descending fall season. I hope that each of you have had an opportunity to spend time with family and friends over the summer holidays. There were so many exciting activities, summer festivities (America 250 years! – Wow!), lots of politics and now yet another election season gets underway.
Although I personally pulled back from work at my desk over the summer, I’ve still been totally engrossed in the incoming journals and newsletters while still following the news and events. There were three conference events scheduled for the first few weeks of September and I hope you all had time to get registered for the ones that were of interest and help for your daily practice.
I must say however, that the many articles and topics that have been highlighted over the summer months, have kept me focused – enthralled actually – as I delved into my journal translations and deeper into English-language materials. I’ve tried to cherry-pick those articles that can be most informative for you, and it’s taken me a bit to reorganize them into a semblance of order. You’ll need to bear with me as I go back to some topics that I previously said I would set aside. But so much new analysis necessarily brings us back into vaccines, autism, viruses . . .
To continue reading Carolyn’s September Commentary and Links, A Busy Fall Season, please follow this link on P2P here and on OIRF here.

Announcements:

Please follow this link to “Articles” on the P2P website for previous commentaries, translations and articles. You can easily access all previous articles and the new search option is now fully functional.
NOTE: As in recent months, all newsletter articles, translations and commentaries will first be published here, on the Praxis2Practice website with a link to the printable PDF format. You can also find the articles on the OIRF website. Here are the links for this month’s articles, translations and commentaries with reminders of a few recent ones as well:

• New: A Busy Fall Season, September Commentary and Links, by Carolyn Winsor. An introduction to three new translations from the European journals, a reminder about the new lecture videos, plus commentary, news, and links to recent reviews from the English literature. As above, please join me with this link on P2P here and on OIRF here.
• New: Palliative Support With Complementary Approaches, Giving Well-being, Trust and Security, by Phillip Feichtinger, HP. People in palliative care usually want to be able to spend their remaining time in the highest possible well-being and to experience support for body, mind and spirit in this way. Although the possibilities for patients in this phase have developed significantly in recent decades, there are still many reservations – also among therapists, naturopaths and the personal environment. With this article, I would like to advocate involving more naturopaths in palliative support and care, as they can be a valuable pillar of support for those affected and their relatives with the help of naturopathy and complementary procedures. Read the full article on P2P here and on OIRF here.
• New: Autism, by Susanne Maróthy, HP. The word “autism” is being used more and more often, and has also become known to the wider public in recent decades. What does that mean? Who are autistic people? Quirky loners with a lack of manners? Ingenious memory artists? Highly gifted mathematicians?
  There is no doubt that there are also gifted people among autistic people. However, a large proportion of autistic people have mental or learning disabilities, cannot speak or can only speak to a limited extent, cannot live independently, and are dependent on help for the rest of their lives. Autism is one of the most profound developmental disorders. Even if those affected develop over the course of their lives, autism cannot be “treated away”. Read the full article on P2P here and on OIRF here.
  This is more an overview and informational article leading to an understanding of the various syndromes.
• New: Supporting Autistic People Holistically, How Nutrition and Intestinal Health Can Make Everyday Life Easier, by med. Petra Wiechel, Chief Physician at the Swiss Mountain Clinic, Castaneda, Switzerland. Today we know that people on the autism spectrum have specific needs that should be taken into account. Less common is the connection between intestinal health and the well-being of those affected. Dr. med. Petra Wiechel presents an integrative approach from the practice.
  As a physician, I regularly observe that children and adults with autism not only have neurological characteristics, but often also send out physical signals that we have previously overlooked. When families then report that targeted dietary changes have led to more eye contact, better sleep and less irritability, the question arises: Why don’t we use this potential more systematically? Symptoms and disturbances associated with autism can often be significantly improved. Read the full article on P2P here and on OIRF here.
• New again: Past, Present and Future, A History of Point and Medication Testing, by Carolyn L. Winsor, BMus, BEd. This is a carefully researched and accurate history of the basic point measurement techniques. Based on the ancient acupuncture meridians and points, moving forward through from the early 1800’s and then into modern day applications, follow the longstanding documented history of our current point and medication testing methods. See the video and read the full article on OIRF here.
• New again: Balance à Resonance à BioResonance, by Carolyn L. Winsor, BMus, BEd. This report was initially prepared as a lecture presentation and later reformatted for publication. In watching the developments and ongoing research related to the field of Biological Medicine, it was clear that we were sliding down into ever smaller, ever deeper, ever more minutiae and detailed explanations. Although these “scientific” and “technical” descriptions are necessary in many ways, we must be careful to maintain a clear understanding and view of the basic concepts of energy. Here is a clearly laid out overview of the concepts of energy, balance and resonance. These are the foundation stones of all our work with Biological Medicine. Only with this basic understanding can we move forward to the minutiae! See the video and read the full article on OIRF here.
• Rethinking the Heart: Resonance Medicine As A Bridge Between Evidence And Experience, Part 1, Resonance as a Regulative Principle, by med Dierk Moyzes, M.A. How can we explain resonance phenomena, how do they work, and what promotes them? In which areas does resonance have an effect? This article explores these questions and develops a comprehensive and multidimensional resonance model using heart health as an example. Especially in medicine, where objectively verifiable knowledge (disease) intersects with the body’s subjective experience of crisis (being ill), resonance gains particular relevance as a regulatory principle. Read the full article on P2P here, or on OIRF here.
• Rethinking the Heart: Resonance Medicine As A Bridge Between Evidence And Experience, Part 2, Psychological, Social, Cultural and Transversal Resonance, by med. Dierk Moyzes, M.A. In the concept of resonance medicine, the heart is not only understood as a physiological organ, but also as a central resonance organ for emotional, social, cultural and spiritual processes. In this perspective, the heart becomes an integrative mediator between body, psyche, the social world and meaning – and thus a central point of reference for an extended integrative medicine that not only seeks to heal, but to connect. Read the full article on P2P here, or on OIRF here.

Reminder:

I’ve had conversations with several docs just now starting to learn basic point and medication testing. There are few courses available, and Dr. Yu’s next sessions are listed below. So, my basic and general advice to start is contact Mr. Gordon Johnston at Matrixx Solutions and obtain one of the small, relatively inexpensive Kindling test devices (follow this link for more details). Then the next step is to learn the points and practice, practice, practice. Here are basic study materials:

EAV Mini-Manual please follow this link
Point and Medication Testing Report please follow this link
With these two reports you have detailed diagrams and descriptions of which points to test along with the compiled information on how to test those points. Both reports are available in PDF format. They can be viewed free of charge and downloaded for a small donation.
There are also video recordings (recorded with Dr. Sturm many years ago, but still valid for learning the basics). To view without charge, see “Video Recordings” on the OIRF website.

Special Product Offer: As longtime member/supporter Dr. John Milovich retires (at the age of 91 he deserves some time off!) his entire – complete – Testing & Treating System is for sale. The package includes the Med-Tronik RM10S device along with 3 loaded Medi-test 704s and assorted ampule test sets. This is an exceptional package deal for anyone starting into point and med testing – or as a backup for an existing practitioner. To see the information sheet please follow this link.

Seminars, Workshops and Conferences:

Here are a few that I recommend. I’ll keep this information updated as details are made available. Watch for office closure dates.

1. Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (AMA) workshops of Simon Yu.
   Advanced Course includes Neuromodulation Sessions
   Sept. 10-12, 2026 in St. Louis MO.      Completed – Watch for 2027 dates!
   Follow this link for details and to register AMA Workshop.
   accidental cure, Accidental Blow Up in Medicinee, and now his third book accidental cure 3 by Simon Yu, MD are now all available through Amazon.
2. MORA Power Week Intensive Training
   Implementing the MORA NOVA into practice
   Basic, Advanced and Master level structured program
   Instructor: Head Trainer MORA Academy, Dr. Nuno Ruivo
   Location: Healing Hut Clinic, Boise, Idaho
   September 8-11, 2026                              Completed
   Follow this link for details and to register Power Week
3. 59^th Medicine Week Congress
   October 31 to November 1st, 2026
   Baden-Baden, Germany
   Follow this link for details and to register for full congress Medicine Week Congress
4. Annual A4M Conference
   Longevity Fest 2026
   34th Annual World Congress
   December 11-13, 2026
   Las Vegas, NV
   Follow this link for details and to register A4M Conference
5. The Forum for Integrative Medicine
   TFIM Annual Conference
   Bridging Science and Clinical Practice in Complex, Chronic Illness
   April 8-10, 2027
   Seattle, WA
   Follow this link for details and to register TFIM Conference

Away from my desk dates:

• Note that my “in office” hours have now changed: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM. Closed Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and all holidays.

For all recommended conferences and seminars, please follow this link to the Events section of the P2P website.

Product Info

Personal from Carolyn: I repeat the following product information yet again! Besides the small onetime sales of courses and printed materials, these small wellness devices represent the sole income that supports my ongoing research, translation and publication efforts. I personally recommend all these items. I also have made special arrangements with the manufacturer to act as the liaison for your purchases. To date there have been no import problems into USA or Canada. Your orders and support are greatly appreciated.

Have you followed the links yet? Have you experienced the effectiveness of these amazing little devices? I personally sleep with my NeuroSync every night. The BOS 318 is settled on the cabinet in my small home office and used especially on days like today when I am writing and working creatively. I set my tea or water on top of the UBS 315 sitting (safely far away from my PC) on a corner of my desk. In the future should I decide to fully retire and/or move into a senior’s residence, these devices would come with me. I cannot stress how useful they are for us – AND – they are inexpensive enough you can even sell or recommend them to your patients. Enough said (again) . . .

• Neuro-Sync alpha 7 ”E” (NSA 07): Electrical field stimulator of frequencies which the brain generates under especially ideal biological conditions. Update Feb. 2020: This device (at slightly increased cost) now includes frequencies mimicking normal unpolluted emf fields and thus protection from 5G. Consider this a personal item to be worn or carried. [Note: I personally use this device nightly to assist with sleep, and whenever I am driving in my hybrid vehicle. Also used during times when I am writing and translating. Many docs wear one while in practice as part shield and clarity boost, and recommend them to their patients. I personally highly recommend this device, and find it highly effective. CLW]
• Ultra-Compact Laser Disc (ULD 117): Combines soft laser, photon, magnetic and scalar field therapies, along with water energization and remedy information transfer.
• BioSpheres Optimization System (BOS 318): Bioactive protection against electrosmog and 5G. This item is designed for use in a small room or space with three available frequencies. The newer BOS 518 is designed for use in larger areas (whole house) and includes a full range of frequencies.

That’s all for this time, folks. Please follow the links and I know you will find much of interest and inspiration. It is with great pleasure that I am able to write to you and to share the many interesting developments in this field of energy and biological healing that I am constantly seeing in the German, European and English language journals, publications and conferences. Much more next time.

With all best wishes for your continued journey in energy medicine, be well and be healthy . . .

s/Carolyn
Carolyn L. Winsor
Biological Healing Consultant

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