Biophysical therapy of allergies / Peter Schumacher.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Schumacher, Peter.

Standardized Title:

Biophysikalische Therapie der Allergien. English

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Allergy--Alternative treatment.

Allergy.

Biophysics.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (279 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Stuttgart ; New York : Thieme, c2005.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

Using many years of well-documented, successfully treated case histories and his experience gained in private pediatric practice, the author is able to demonstrate that allergies can be healed completely when they are recognized as a biophysical phenomenon and treated according to the laws of biophysics.

Contents:

Biophysical Therapy of Allergies

Title Page

Copyright

Contents

Preface

Part I: Foundation and Basic Terminology

1 The Physics Aspect in Medicine

The Phenomenon of "Life" and Basic Physiology

Information as a Universal Entity in Physics

Information and Medicine

Acupuncture As Informational Therapy

Electro-acupuncture, a Window into the Future

Bioresonance Therapy, Therapy of the Future

Prospectus

2 Allergy: A Medical Phenomenon

Allergens throughout Medical History

Scientific and Clinical Allergology

3 Allergy from a Physics Point of View

The Physics Code: An Ubiquitous Principle

Allergy: A Phenomenon of Biophysical Information

4 Symptoms of Allergic Reactions

5 Classification of Allergies

Classification by Type According to Coombs and Gell

Acute Forms of Allergies

Pseudo-allergic Reactions

Intolerance Reactions

Contact Allergies

6 Biophysical Allergy Diagnosis

Significance of the Diagnosis for Biophysical Allergy Therapy

Test Material

7 Biophysical Allergy Therapy

Targeted Sites of Therapeutic Measures

Inverse Oscillation as a Therapeutic Principle

Allergy Therapy Using the BICOM Device

The Possibility of Allergy Elimination

Biophysical Allergy Therapy without Allergen Avoidance

Biophysical Allergy Therapy in Practice

Acute Allergies

Chronic Allergies with Low-Level Sensitization

Chronic Allergies with High-Level Sensitization

Factors That May Influence Treatment Results

Diagnostic Errors

Misdiagnosis of Immunological Test Results

Testers' Errors

Mistaken Use of the Terms Allergy and Intolerance

Geopathic Stress

Acquired Stress Factors

Psychological Factors

Achievements of Biophysical Allergy Therapy

Part II: Allergies-Clinical Studies

8 Hay Fever

Epidemiology

Symptomatology

Etiology.

Therapy

Biophysical Therapy of Hay Fever

Therapy Using Inverse Oscillation and Avoidance of the Allergen (Program 999)

Therapy Results in 1991.

Therapeutic Use of Combined Antigens

Therapy Methods without Avoidance of the Allergen

9 Inhalation Allergies

Diagnosis

Allergies to Mold Fungi

Therapy

Allergies to Synthetic Substances

Polyester Allergy (Toy Asthma)

Other Allergies to Synthetic Substances

Allergies to Animal Epithelia

Allergy to Horses

Allergy to Sheep's Wool

Allergy to Goose Down

Allergies to Other Bird Feathers

The Problem with House Dust Mites

10 Bronchial Asthma

Pathogenesis

11 Ingestion Allergies

Acute Food Allergies

Mold Fungi as Ingested Allergens

Allergies to Food Additives

Substances

Approved Food Coloring and Dyes (E100-180)

Preservatives (E200-290)

Antioxidants

Emulsifiers

Flavor Enhancers

Aromatic Essences and Extracts

Allergies to Medications

12 Neurodermatitis

Progression

Clinical Symptomatology

Wheat Neurodermatitis

Cow's Milk Neurodermatitis

A Combination of Wheat and Cow's Milk Neurodermatitis

Infectious Complications of Neurodermatitis

Neurodermatitis and Mycosis

The Symptomatology of Candida Neurodermatitis

Avoidance of the Allergens

Biophysical Allergy Therapy

Fungal Therapy

Topical Therapy of Neurodermatitis

13 Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease

14 Celiac Disease

15 Allergies to Insect Venom

16 Urticaria

Symptoms of Urticaria

Allergic Forms of Urticaria

Non-allergic Forms of Urticaria

Photoallergy

Epilogue

Appendix: Information for Patients

1 Cow's Milk Allergy

Cow's Milk-Free Diet.

Foods That Always Contain Milk Protein

Foods That May Contain Milk Protein

Alternatives to Cow's Milk

2 Wheat Allergy

Wheat-Free Diet

Foods That Always Contain Wheat Protein

Foods That May Contain Wheat

Wheat Alternatives

3 Hyperergy

Guidelines For the Avoidance of the Allergen in the Hyperergic Phase

4 Intestinal Mycosis

Guidelines For a Fungi-Reducing Diet

Index.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9783131627315

313162731X

OCLC:

923700813