Electromagnetic and Bioresonant Therapies In Integrative Oncology Plausibility, Impact and Current State of Knowledge Cancer medicine is making progress, but side effects and stresses remain. This is why many patients are interested in non-invasive procedures. This article classifies electromagnetic and bioresonant methods – as a supplement, not as a substitute for standard therapy. Bioelectrical Basics: Membrane Potential, Fields and Tissue Organization Living systems generate electrical potentials and currents. Burr described "L-fields" as ordering field structures of biological development and health[1]. Becker showed that bioelectrical signals influence regeneration and differentiation

Thinking About Cancer Therapy Holistically Integrative Oncology As a Bridge Between Hope And Evidence A cancer diagnosis hits many people like a bolt of lightning. From one moment to the next, it's about survival, necessary therapies and expected side effects. At the same time, many patients are growing in their desire for more than just apparatus medicine. Many want to regain control over their lives, actively improve their quality of life and, above all, draw hope for recovery. This is exactly where integrative oncology comes in. It does not

“Measles Protection Act” Irreconcilable with Basic Law Compulsory Vaccination Brings An End To Natural Life In Germany, it is more likely to be struck by lightning than to die from measles. Nevertheless, the so-called "Measles Protection Act" has been in force since 2020, with serious consequences for families, single parents, children and healthcare professionals. What is its legal basis? Is it a health policy necessity or are economic interests the real reason? We spoke to the specialist lawyer for medical law, Beate Bahner, and the "Impf-Report" publisher Hans Tolzin.

Supporting Autistic People Holistically How Nutrition and Intestinal Health Can Make Everyday Life Easier 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. By Dr. med. Petra Wiechel, Chief Physician at the Swiss Mountain Clinic, Castaneda (CH) As a physician, I regularly observe that children and adults with autism not only have neurological characteristics, but

Autism 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

Palliative Support With Complementary Approaches Giving Well-being, Trust and Security 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

Rethinking the Heart: Resonance Medicine As A Bridge Between Evidence And Experience Part 2: Psychological, Social, Cultural and Transversal Resonance Summary 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. Psychological resonance manifests itself in the interplay of feelings, empathy and neuronal feedbacks and influences well-being and health. Social relationships, communal rhythms and ways of life also have an effect on the heart

Diseases of Civilization Gout Alarm The Best Therapies Against the Endemic Disease Gout – a term that sounds to many like a disease from past centuries. But the reality is different: More and more people in modern societies are affected. Gout is now considered a disease of civilization – triggered by excess, lack of exercise and an unbalanced diet. What is behind this painful joint disease, and how can naturopathy help? This article gives an overview of causes, symptoms and holistic therapeutic approaches for gout. Gout is a metabolic

Infectious Diseases Lyme Disease – The Invisible Danger How Ticks Challenge Our Immune System Lyme disease – a diagnosis that often causes uncertainty and concern among patients and practitioners alike. The infectious disease transmitted by ticks has become a real challenge for the healthcare system. More and more people are reporting fatigue, joint pain and neurological deficits, which are often only associated with Lyme disease at a late stage. While the tick is the focus as a carrier, the disease remains a chameleon among infectious diseases: diverse, difficult to

In Memoriam Peter Mandel 1941 - 2026 We say goodbye to Peter Mandel, an extraordinary person who shaped naturopathy for decades: Born in Breslau in 1941, his path led him early into the healing professions: in 1959 he began his training as a nurse, followed by qualifications as a medical lifeguard, chiropractor, acupuncturist and reflexology therapist. In 1970 he passed the naturopathic examination – a step that laid the foundation for a life's work that radiates far beyond the boundaries of the profession. With inexhaustible curiosity, a spirit of