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Acute pollinosis treatment 2

Acute viral infection 3

Allergy therapy (relief) for unknown allergen 4

Mastitis 5

Treating pathogens in gynaecology/urology 6

Weakened immune system 7

Urinary tract infection 8

Cervical spine syndrome 9

Lumbar spine syndrome/ischialgia 10

Hyperacidity/gastritis 11

Post-treatment/impact of a stroke 12

Prostate problems 14

Shoulder-arm syndrome 15

Involuntary childlessness 16

Vegetative dystonia 17

Menopausal problems 18

Cysts in the abdominal cavity 19

,'-'.)%$./&#'()*)%'+&&Allergies which cause intestinal problems 21

Allergies which cause skin problems 23

Allergies which cause otitis 25

Diarrhoea 26

Vomiting 28

Urinary tract problems 29

Hormone therapy 30

Laminitis, acute 31

Laminitis, chronic 32

Infection treatment, general 33

Lameness indifferent or low rideability in horses 35

Post-operative treatment 36

Injuries, acute 37

Injuries, long-standing 38

Spinal problems (e.g. slipped disks in dogs) 39

BICOM bioresonance therapy Proven program combinations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Acute pollinosis treatment with the BICOM 2000

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Toxin elimination: Program 970 (Enter both programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva, nasal secretion, tear fluid Output cup: Bicom minerals Memory device: Chip Input: Square flexible electrode on the thymus,

Eye electrode on the eyes (connected with 2 black cables)

Output: Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Allergy therapy: Program 946

(Di 0.025, 52 kHz, wobbling off, interval 3 min) Allergy therapy: Program 945

(H+Di, amplification H 4.5/Di 64, Step-wise increase 60 sec, wobbling off, 12 min)

Allergy therapy: Program 947 (Di 64, 52 kHz, wobbling off, interval 3 min)

&Input cup: Pollen from surrounding area, pollen ampoule,

Rain water Output cup: Unchanged Memory device: Unchanged Input: Empty (no input electrode on the patient) Output : Modulation mat on back,

possibly with additional eye electrode on the eyes (connected with 2 red cables)

Affix chip to the thymus. Take 4-5 drops of Bicom minerals every 2-3 hours, depending on symptoms. Repeat treatment at 2-3 day intervals, if necessary. Note: Basic stresses are often found in patients with pollen allergies. When present these basic stresses will also need to be treated. Usually only 1-3 treatments are necessary for each type of pollen in order to remove the symptoms. If any basic stress present is not treated the patient should be made aware that the pollen allergy may reappear the following season and will then need to be treated again.



Acute viral infection

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Viral influenza: Program 961 Cold: Program 421, 500 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva, blood

Depending on localisation of the infection: Sputum, throat swab, ear wax, nasal secretion

Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode, flexible electrode on the

main organ region affected Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Increase powers of resistance:

Program 570

Thymus activation: Program 428 Activate vitality: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 900

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Unchanged Output : Unchanged

Affix chip two fingerwidths below the navel after therapy.

If the infection is acute therapy may be administered daily or every two to three days.

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Allergy therapy (relief) for unknown allergen 01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Basic therapy after conductance test Toxin elimination: Program 970 (Enter both programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva (depending on symptoms, nasal

secretion, tear fluid etc. may also be used) Output cup: Bicom minerals (for acute allergy) Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode,

Flexible square electrode on the thymus Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Allergy therapy for unknown allergen:

Program 984

&Input cup: Two drops of blood from both earlobes on

microscope slide Output cup: Bicom minerals Memory device: Chip Input: Empty (no input electrode on the patient) Output : Modulation mat on back

Affix chip in the thymus region. If symptoms are acute take 4-5 drops of Bicom minerals every 2-3 hours. Repeat treatment after 2-3 days, if necessary.



Mastitis

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Increase powers of resistance:

Program 570

(Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Secretion from mammary glands Output cup: Bicom oil Memory device: --- Input: Hand plate electrode,

Flexible electrode on the affected breast Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Lymph activation: Program 930 Mastitis: Program 221 Tissue process acute: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 922

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: Unchanged Memory device: --- Input: Unchanged Output : Unchanged

Rub Bicom oil into the affected breast several times a day.

If symptoms are acute treatment may be repeated daily or every other day.&



Treating pathogens in gynaecology/urology Especially chlamydia, herpes, streptococcal infections, HPV etc.

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Input cup: Swab Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode

Flexible electrode on lower abdomen Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Lymph activation: Program 930 Toxin elimination: Program 970 Increase powers of resistance: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 570


:.(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Stress caused by pathogen: (Enter both programs separating with a comma)

Program 978 / 998

Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Empty Output : Unchanged


Repeat this treatment at weekly intervals.



Weakened immune system


Program 570

Thymus activation: Program 428 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva and stool Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode,

Square flexible electrode on thymus Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Lymph activation: Program 930 Intestinal treatment: Program 560 Improve intestinal flora: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 561

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Large flexible electrode on the abdomen Output : Modulation mat on back


Repeat treatment at weekly intervals.&



Urinary tract infection


Program 570

Improve renal function: Program 482 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Urine in glass tube Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode,

Large flexible electrode on the kidneys Output : Modulation mat: chest and abdomen

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Urinary tract infection: Program 491, 492 (Enter both programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: Urine in glass tube and 1 pinch of copper

sulphate Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Empty Output : Modulation mat on back

In addition large flexible electrode , connected with a red cable, on the bladder region

Affix chip in bladder region after therapy.

If symptoms are acute treatment may be repeated daily or every two to three days.&



Cervical spine syndrome 01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Basic therapy after conductance test Remove block (energy):

Program 915

Spinal segments blocked:

Program 581


Input cup: Saliva, blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Flexible electrode on cervical spine area Output : Modulation mat along the spinal column, below

the input electrode

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Toxin elimination: Program 970 Cervical spine problems:

Program 533

Nerve pain: Program 911 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Unchanged Output : Unchanged

Affix chip to the 7th cervical vertebra after therapy.

If symptoms are acute, treatment may be administered daily or every two to three days.&Treat chronic symptoms at weekly intervals.&



Lumbar spine syndrome/ischialgia

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Remove block (energy): Program 915 Spinal segments blocked:

Program 581


Input cup: Saliva, blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Large flexible electrode along lumbar spine Output : Modulation mat on chest and stomach

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Toxin elimination: Program 970 Lumbar spine problems:

Program 560 Nerve pain: Program 911 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Unchanged Output : unchanged

Affix chip to lumbar vertebra after treatment.

If symptoms are acute, treatment may be administered daily or every two to three days. Treat chronic symptoms at weekly intervals.&



Hyperacidity/gastritis 01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Basic therapy after conductance test Harmonisation: Program 127 Hormonal regulation: Program 980 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva, blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode,

Flexible electrode on stomach Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Hyperacidity: Program 461, 442, 861 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: Raw potato and saliva Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Flexible electrode on stomach Output : Modulation mat on back

Affix chip in solar plexus region after therapy.&



Post-treatment/impact of a stroke

01-&;''7&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Basic therapy after conductance test Shock treatment: Program 432 Activate vitality: Program 900 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Large flexible electrode on vertex,

Hand plate electrode Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Scar interference: Program 910 CNS disorders: Program 940 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)


Affix chip to the 7th cervical vertebra after treatment.

5%(&;''7&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Basic therapy after conductance test Activate vitality: Program 900 CNS disorders: Program 940 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)



5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Activate right side of brain:

Program 571

Activate left side of brain:

Program 572

and if necessary muscle coordination problems:

Program 941


Same information in input cup and memory device and same electrode layout as in week 1.

Repeat treatment as in week 2 at weekly intervals.&



Prostate problems

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test: Hormonal disorders: Program 934 Prostate problems: Program 580 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Secretion or urine Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Square flexible electrode on bladder region,

sit on plate electrode positioned diagonally Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Prostate problems: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 321, 811, 402



Repeat therapy at weekly intervals.&



Shoulder-arm syndrome

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Remove block (energy):

Program 915

Tissue process Acute:

Program 922

Small intestine Acute-inflammatory:

Program 290


Input cup: Stool, saliva Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Flexible electrode on shoulder Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Shoulder joint problems: Program 281 Toxin elimination: Program 970 Nerve pain: Program 911 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)


Affix chip in shoulder region after therapy.

If symptoms are acute treatment may be administered daily or every two to three days. If symptoms are chronic repeat therapy at weekly intervals.&



Involuntary childlessness

If both partners are organically healthy but despite this are unable to conceive, there may be a resistance/intolerance to the partner’s secretions.

Both partners should be treated.

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&<4.&3"1=$%(&$%(&;)<'&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Input cup: Saliva and blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&<4.&3"1=$%(&$%(&;)<'&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Hormonal regulation: Program 980, 981 Hormonal disorders: Program 934 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: Unchanged Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Left foot on plate electrode,

Square flexible electrode on 7th cervical vertebra

Output : Modulation mat on abdomen

:.(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&&&&&&>?)<<'.'%-&<4.&3"1=$%(&$%(&;)<'@+&&

Program 998 Input cup: A)<'+&&&!"1=$%(B1&12'.#&

!"1=$%(+&A)<'B1&C$D)%$8&1'*.'-)4%&&Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Empty Output : Modulation mat; ball electrodes, connected

with red cables, in both hands

Repeat treatment at weekly intervals.&



Vegetative dystonia

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Remove blocks (energy):

Program 915

CNS disorders: Program 940 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup: Saliva, blood Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Small narrow electrode on forehead,

Medium flexible electrode on solar plexus Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&&Vegetative dysregulation: Program 960 Activate vitality: Program 900 (Enter both programs separating with a comma)


Affix chip to the solar plexus region after therapy.&



Menopausal problems

01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy after conductance test Input cup: Saliva, blood and possibly sweat Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand on plate electrode, square

flexible electrode on 7th cervical vertebra (Dowager’s hump)

Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&&Activate vitality: Program 900 Metabolic therapy: Program 530 Toxin elimination: Program 970 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)


:.(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Hormonal regulation: Program 980 Hormonal disorders: Program 934 Harmonisation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 127

Input cup: Unchanged&Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Unchanged Output : Unchanged

Affix chip to the 7th cervical vertebra after therapy.

Repeat treatment at weekly intervals (at least 3 times).



Cysts in the abdominal cavity &01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&

Geopathy compensation:

Program 700

Input cup: Saliva and urine Output cup: --- Memory device: Chip Input: Hand plate electrode,

Large flexible electrode on abdomen Output : Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&&Basic therapy: Program 133 Toxin elimination: Program 970 Hormonal disorders: Program 934 (Enter all programs separating with a comma)


:.(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Special program Substance-Patient:

Program 195

Input cup: Toxoplasmosis nosode (available in pharmacies;

Manufacturer: Hubertus pharmacy, Freiburg) Hepar Sulphuris LM 6 (available in pharmacies)&

Output cup: --- Memory device: Unchanged Input: Empty Output : Modulation mat on the abdomen

Affix chip two fingerwidths below the navel after treatment.

Repeat therapy at weekly intervals.



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Allergies which cause intestinal problems/unknown allergen

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Basic therapy: Program 130Toxin elimination: Program 970(Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Input cup:

Blood and faeces

Output cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode in pelvic areaOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat or modulation mat

on withers (horse)


Program 984

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: EmptyInput: EmptyOutput: Unchanged

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Regulate bowel function:

Program 565

Allergy chronic: Program 530Improve intestinal flora:

Program 561


Input cup: Blood and faecesOutput cup: Bicom minerals from 1st day of therapyMemory device: Empty

Veterinary



Input: Flexible electrode in pelvic areaOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat or modulation mat

on withers (horse)

2nd -.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Mycosis therapy: Program 972

Input cup: NystatinOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: EmptyInput: EmptyOutput: Unchanged

Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. TIP: Take care with all allergy sufferers that they do not come into contact with metals as these often contain nickel.

Dogs: no metal collars, no metal bowls! Horses: no metal drinking troughs and no metal bits, providing horse can still be ridden!



Allergies which cause skin problems/unknown allergen

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 100Toxin elimination: Program 970Improve intestinal flora: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 561

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrodes or flexible electrode

on neck regionOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat or place

modulation mat on the animal’s back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Allergy meridian acute:

Program 250

Skin meridian acute: Program 350(Enter all programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrodes or flexible electrode


modulation mat on the animal’s back

&

Veterinary



5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Allergy therapy for unknown allergen:

Program 984

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: EmptyInput: EmptyOutput: Unchanged

Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 3 days.



Allergies which cause otitis/ unknown allergen

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 100Toxin elimination: Program 970Ear treatment: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 590

Input cup: Blood, ear secretionOutput cup: Bicom oilMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck regionOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat or place

modulation mat on its back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Otitis: Program 522Detoxification: Program 512Earache: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 530

&Input cup: Blood, ear secretionOutput cup: Bicom oil from 1st day of therapyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck regionOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat or place

modulation mat on its back


Program 984

Input cup:

Blood

Output cup: UnchangedMemory device: EmptyInput: Empty

Introduce Bicom oil into the ears once or twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment after 3 days.

Veterinary



Diarrhoea

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 100Improve bowel function:

Program 930

Toxin elimination: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 970

Input cup: Saliva/faecesOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Sit animal on electrode or place flexible

electrode on abdomenOutput: Depending on input electrode: sit animal on

modulation mat or place modulation mat on back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Regulate bowel function:

Program 565

Improve intestinal flora:

Program 561

Hyperacidity: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 461

&Input cup: Saliva/faecesOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Sit animal on electrode or place flexible

electrode on abdomenOutput: Depending on input electrode: sit animal on

modulation mat or place modulation mat on its back

&

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5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Intestinal infection: Program 441

&Input cup: UnchangedOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: UnchangedInput: UnchangedOutput: Unchanged

Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 2-3 days.



Vomiting

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 101Improve bowel function:

Program 930

Hyperacidity: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 461

Input cup: Saliva, faeces, bloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on the neckOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&Stomach complaints acute:

Program 330

Disturbed gastric secretion:

Program 827

Stomach complaints: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 331

&Input cup: As 1st day of therapyOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: As 1st day of therapyInput: As 1st day of therapyOutput: As 1st day of therapy

&Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 2-3 days.

Veterinary



Urinary tract problems

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 100Kidney insufficiency: Program 480Toxin elimination: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 970

Input cup: Blood or urineOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on renal areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Renal function: Program 481Urinary tract infection: Program 491Ureteral problems: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 710

&Input cup: Blood or urineOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on renal areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

&5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Irritation of the bladder:

Program 490


Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 2-3 days.

Veterinary



Hormone therapy e.g. false pregnancy, satyriasis

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 130Lymph activation: Program 930Hormonal regulation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 980

Input cup: Blood/salivaOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode in neckOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Hormonal imbalance: Program 934Vegetative regulation: Program 960Pituitary regulation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 916

&Input cup: Blood/salivaOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode in neckOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat

&5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Mastitis: Program 221Input cup: UnchangedOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: UnchangedInput: UnchangedOutput: Unchanged

Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 5 days.

Veterinary



Laminitis, acute

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 133Lymph activation: Program 930Geopathy compensation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 700

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Place flexible electrode on affected hoofOutput: Modulation mat on the back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Toxin elimination: Program 970Tissue acute: Program 922Sports injury: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 630

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom oil and Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Place flexible electrode on affected hoofOutput: Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Acid-base balance: Program 812


Apply Bicom oil to hoof twice daily. Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. Repeat treatment every 2-3 days.

Veterinary



Laminitis, chronic

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 133Lymph activation: Program 930Geopathy compensation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 700

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Place flexible electrode on affected hoofOutput: Modulation mat on back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Lymph oedema: Program 610Tissue chronic: Program 923Sports injury: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 630

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom oil and Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Place flexible electrode on affected hoofOutput: Modulation mat on back

5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Toxin elimination: Program 970


Apply Bicom oil to hoof twice daily. Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. Repeat treatment after 10 days.

Veterinary



Infection treatment, general

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 135Bowel function: Program 930Increase powers of resistance: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 570

Input cup: Blood/salivaOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrode or flexible electrode

on kidneysOutput: Depending on positioning of input electrode:

sit animal on modulation mat or place modulation mat on its back

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Program 420

&Input cup: Blood/salivaOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrode or flexible electrode

on kidneysOutput: Depending on positioning of input electrode:

sit animal on modulation mat or place modulation mat on its back

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Veterinary



5%(&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&Cold: Program 421


With cat flu add program 500 with nasal secretion and tear fluid in input cup! Administer Bicom minerals 5-10 drops twice daily. If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 2-3 days.



Lameness indifferent or low rideability in horses

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 133Liver detoxification: Program 430Geopathy compensation: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 700

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck regionOutput: Modulation mat on animal’s back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&01-&-.'$-#'%-&1-'2&)%&-3)1&-3'.$2/&1'11)4%+&&Activate vitality: Program 900Elimination of scar interference:

Program 910

Tissue chronic: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 923

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck areaOutput: Modulation mat on animal’s back

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Program 960

& Input cup: UnchangedOutput cup: UnchangedMemory device: EmptyInput: UnchangedOutput: Unchanged

Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily.

If symptoms are acute repeat treatment every 2-3 days.

Veterinary



Post-operative treatment

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 130

(with severely exhausted animals program 135)Lymph activation: Program 930Wound healing: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 927

Input cup: Blood and salivaOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on site of operation and on

neckOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&Elimination of scar interference (internal scars):

Program 900

Elimination of scar interference:

Program 910

Tissue acute: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 922

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom oil and Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on site of operation and on

neckOutput: Sit animal on modulation mat

&Apply Bicom oil to site of operation. Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily. Repeat treatment after 2-3 days, if necessary.

Veterinary



Injuries, acute

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 101Lymph activation: Program 930Sports injury: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 630

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck and on injured areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&Tissue acute: Program 922Injuries: Program 460Open wounds: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 931

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom oil and Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck and on injured areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

Rub Bicom oil into injured area twice daily. Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily.


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Injuries, long-standing

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 100Tissue blocks: Program 610Sports injury: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 630

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck and on injured areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&Tissue process, chronic-degenerative:

Program 923

Injuries: Program 460(Enter both programs separating with a comma)

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom oil and Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Flexible electrode on neck and on injured areaOutput: Place animal on modulation mat

Rub Bicom oil into injured area twice daily. Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily.

Veterinary



Spinal problems (e.g. slipped disk in dogs)

01-&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&Basic therapy: Program 133Liver detoxification: Program 430Coccygeal block: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 211

Input cup: BloodOutput cup: EmptyMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrodes or flexible electrode


modulation mat on animal’s back

5%(&($/&4<&-3'.$2/&>4%&-3'&%'F-&4.&%'F-&="-&4%'&($/@&Tissue chronic: Program 923Sports injuries: Program 630Spinal block: (Enter all programs separating with a comma)

Program 581

&Input cup: BloodOutput cup: Bicom mineralsMemory device: EmptyInput: Place animal on electrodes or flexible electrode


modulation mat on animal’s back Administer Bicom minerals orally, 5-10 drops twice daily.


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Successful BICOM treatment of central nervous system disorders in children

Dr. Andrew Barrie, PhD and Mrs Anna Barrie, Non-medical practitioners. Energy Waves Clinic, Adelaide, Australia.

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this paper is to share the experiences and successes of our clinic in Adelaide where we have been practicing bioresonance therapy since 1998 after training in England. We currently have three BICOMs and four therapists in the clinic and we see anyone we feel we can help. We also provide BICOM training courses in the Australasian region.

Our treatments are based exclusively on BICOM with nutritional advice where appropriate. Our difficult cases come from all over Australia. We do not specialize in any particular area, but do see a fair number of children with behavioural problems often referred by the well-known child psychologist, Dr Louise Porter. Although we have a vast amount of data in our files, the pressures of private practice prevent us from presenting a statistical analysis as expected in a research paper. Instead, we are aiming to provide therapy tips to help fellow BICOM practitioners improve their success in this area.

We first became interested in ADHD twelve years ago when our son was 8 years old and reacted violently to red and blue food colourings (E124 and E133). As parents, not then practitioners, we joined the Hyperactive Children’s Support Group (HACSG) in the UK. There we learned about the Feingold programme, based on avoiding food additives and salicylates combined with supplementing necessary vitamins and minerals.

Later, we were both looking for career changes. Anna trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Andrew was looking for something related to the concept of biological energy (Chi) which also made use of his background in scientific research. Most of his career had been spent developing techniques that applied physics and chemistry to problems in biological and medical research, mainly using instrumentation. He first looked at magnetic therapy , which put him in contact with Dr William Philpott, a psychiatrist and clinical ecologist associated with some of the early pioneers in food allergy research and author of Brain Allergies. At that time, we did not realise the significance of Philpott’s work for our future career in BICOM therapy, which began in 1997 with the advanced training course offered by Matt Jentzsch and Silke Polifka in London.

In this paper, we are not addressing the orthodox medical views of diagnosed conditions such as ADHD and autism as these have been covered in papers at previous Fulda congresses. Our discussion is focussed on BICOM treatments for allergies and infections and programs using patient’s oscillations, which we have found helpful for children with disorders of the central nervous system.

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CLINICAL ECOLOGY APPROACH

Our treatments are based on the two main principles of clinical ecology: the total body load concept and the target organ concept.[1]

Total Body Load Strains are seen as cumulative and include physical strains such as radiation; biological strains such as pathogens and food allergies; and chemical strains such as pesticides, heavy metals and drugs. Resistance is the combined effect of the immune and detoxification systems. Where the total body load of ‘strains’ exceeds the resistance, the person becomes ill. (Fig.1)

Treatment is based on treating the largest strains first. This will bring down the total body load faster. The largest strains are expected to be things like central food allergens rather than environmental allergens. For example, wheat rather than pollen. In theory, each patient has an individual body load to be determined by testing but, in practice, there are associations between strains and diseases. For example, we all know about cow’s milk and asthma. The same hold for brain allergies as we shall discuss in the following sections.

If the patient’s resistance is high, they will recover faster as only a few treatments will be needed for the total load to fall below the resistance. A patient with low resistance will need more strains treating. If allergies are still being treated, it is unwise to boost the immune system but detoxification can be stimulated by programs such as liver detoxification, 430, toxin release, 970 and renal activation, 480. We use a detoxification program in every treatment session. For beginners, we have made up new programs with higher amplification and an amplification sweep of 8 sec. to avoid the need to test amplification. These are respectively 1043 (Ai = 6), 1097 (Di = 6) and 1048 (Ai = 32).

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Target Organ This concept is based on the observation that some part of the body always receives more of an allergic reaction than the rest. Whatever the strain, a food or chemical, the symptoms always strike at the weak point – the target organ, for example the lungs with asthma. The brain is a very sensitive and common target organ and ‘foggy brain’ is a common allergic symptom.

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THE FEINGOLD APPROACH [2]

This food programme, introduced by Dr Ben Feingold for ADHD, dyslexia, autism and other brain disorders, focuses on avoidance of two groups of foods:

Group 1: All food and drink containing:Synthetic colourings and flavours Glutamate flavour enhancers Nitrates and nitrites Benzoates Butylated Hydroxy Anisole and Toluene (BHA and BHT)

Group 2: Aspirin and all food and drink containing salicylates

Both groups are avoided for 4-6 weeks and then group 2 is gradually re-introduced. Group 1 is never re-introduced. The HACSG advise trying an elimination diet for wheat and cow’s milk as well. They also advise supplementing zinc and essential fatty acids.

BICOM practitioners can test all the above and treat salicylates with program 977 and the synthetic materials with program 979.

THE PHILPOTT APPROACH [3,4]

On the basis of 25 years research in psychiatry and neurology, Dr William Philpott became convinced of the ‘organic’ nature of brain disorders. He believes that what we might call minor brain disorders such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism and lethargy are caused by the same process as major brain disorders such as schizophrenia and manic-depressive disorders. He sees it as a chronic progressive process and notes that his schizophrenic patients commonly describe their learning disorders as a child. In his experience, “more than half of the so-called ‘psychosomatic’ reactions are in reality undiagnosed allergic reactions.”

In this model, the starting point for organic brain disorders is a viral infection from the herpes family, usually Epstein-Barr (EBV), cytomegalovirus (CMV) or human herpes virus 6 (HHV6). It begins in early childhood before the brain has reached maturity. A chronic, smouldering viral encephalitis progressively injures the brain, especially in the areas dealing with emotion, judgement, perception and in the motor area producing hyperkinesis and/or lethargy. In many cases, the mother has had a herpes virus infection before conception that is re-activated by the stress of pregnancy, thus infecting the foetus. It may also be passed in saliva from an infected adult to the child, for example by kissing.

Next, there develops a state of reactions to foods, chemicals or inhalants as well as nutritional deficiencies. The chronic viral infection has prepared the brain to be the target organ and so symptoms appear there. Philpott finds gluten to be the most frequent and severely reacting food allergen, followed by cow’s milk and corn. He uses elimination diet followed by a test meal for testing allergens and a 4-day rotation diet for treatment.

He points out that gluten is the most addictive of all food substances, explaining why we commonly face reluctance from patients to avoid it during treatment. (We have had reports from parents that children have taken crusts of bread from the rubbish bin.) During digestion in the

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stomach, the gluten molecule is split to form the narcotic, exorphin, which becomes addictive when absorbed through the small intestine if pancreatic enzymes and bicarbonate are inadequate.

THE PHENOLIC APPROACH [5]

Technically, phenol is an alcohol of benzene, the basic building block of many ‘organic’ chemicals. Any chemical with a benzene ring is called ‘aromatic’ because many of these chemicals have a smell.

So, any molecule, which contains a phenol base but with extra atoms added to it is a phenolic compound. They are found widely in nature and give colour, flavour and smell to foods, protect plants against pathogens and attract pollinating insects because of their smell.

Their allergic nature was discovered in 1979 by Dr Robert Gardner, Professor of Animal Science at Brigham Young University in the USA. He was a very allergic person, and felt that his allergies might be caused by some aromatic compounds in foods. He obtained pure compounds and made dilutions of these (as in homeopathy). Taking these drops under the tongue, and using pulse testing, he found he could neutralize his food allergies.

In 1982-83, Dr Abram Ber used EAV testing followed by Gardner’s technique using 24 phenolics firstly on himself and his sons. His sons’ school performance improved noticeably as did that of most children he later treated. He reported that the treatment was “particularly successful with infants and children, with excellent results in autism, hyperactivity, dyslexia, insomnia” and other conditions.

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Apiol Ascorbic acid (vit C) Cinnamic acid

Coumarin Eugenol Gallic acid

Indole Menadione (vit K) Phenylalanine

Phenylisothiocyanate Phloridzin Rutin

Choline Dopamine Histamine

Malvin Norepinephrine (Noradrenalin) Piperine

Piperonal Pyrrole Serotonin

Tyramine Uric acid Vanillylamine

Those he associated with neurological disorders are gallic acid, malvin, pyrrole, serotonin and noradrenalin. They can all be treated by BICOM therapy and we recommend treating gallic acid and malvin early. Because they occur in so many foods, treating these first will reduce the number of treatment sessions required. Gallic acid is in about 70% of foods and malvin in about 35 foods. It is impossible to avoid these foods and we find BICOM treatment to be effective without allergen avoidance.

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If serotonin and noradrenalin test positive with an Ai program, we wait until viruses have been treated and then retest. Candace Pert[7] has shown that the cell receptors for these neurotransmitters can be occupied by viruses, thus preventing the serotonin and/or noradrenalin from attaching. We believe that this shows as a positive Ai test with the BICOM and that the test is showing an excess of these compounds rather than an allergy. In our experience, the Ai test becomes negative after the viruses have been treated.

OUR PROTOCOL - General

We use a combination of all the above methods and some we have developed ourselves.

Most of the children we see with brain disorders are under 12 years old. In this case, our first appointment is only one hour. For older children we allocate the same time as for adults, 1.5 hours. Follow-up treatments are one hour. We ask for a questionnaire to be completed and returned by post before the first visit. We insist that the child drinks water on arrival at the clinic. The first visit is dedicated to clearing energetic blocks and testing for strains. Treatment is carried out during follow-ups.

OUR PROTOCOL - First Visit

Step 1 – EAV testing and energetic balancing We begin with EAV measurement of quadrants. For over twelve’s we include meridians. Often we find a clear indication of an imbalance between the hand and foot points. For example, QH values 47 and 48; QF values 33 and 35. This usually indicates a chakra imbalance. If not corrected, this will hinder testing for strains and make treatment less effective.

We use the Keymer chakra vials with program 192 to find the vial, or vials needed, testing on a Fire meridian (HE or TW). We then use a step-down program, 1192, to find the approximate amplification (192 changed to A=64, steps decreasing, 300s). This will first test at A=64, then by pressing the ‘E’ button it will drop to 32, then 16, then 8. For beginners, this will quickly find an amplification. Program 192 is then used for the treatment with the amplification changed to the tested value. Experienced practitioners can ‘fine-tune’ the amplification slightly above this value. Time should now be tested (5 min. is often found) and the treatment given with electrode placement as for an allergy treatment. Do not use DMI with a BICOM 2000. With hyperactive children, we very commonly find the Solar Plexus Amplify vial is needed. An alternative to using these vials is to use the programs 970, 962 and 940 listed in the BICOM computer manual, testing for amplification and time.

Chakra treatment is always followed by a 133 program, input both footplates, modulation mat under head and back, time adjusted for age (12 years = full time, 6 years = half time, etc). Even if chakras are balanced, run this treatment. In working with adults where we do full EAV testing, we have found that this will almost always balance all meridians and avoid the need for meridian therapy. This is flooding the bladder meridian, which has links to other meridians from points on the spine and works in a similar way to “aggressive energy treatment” in acupuncture. The patient is now energetically balanced (you can recheck quadrants to be sure) and ready to be tested for strains.

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Step 2 - Testing Radiation Stress

Next, we test programs 700, 701 and 702 on an Earth point (OD or SP). If none of these tests, it is worth testing different values of H and Di for the 702 program because children use computers and are being given mobile phones at an early age. In South Australia, we have uranium mining and residual nuclear fall out which shows up on program 701. Australians often have to fly long distances and cosmic radiation shows on program 701. Also in Australia, the electricity fuse box is often located on the outside of a bedroom wall, perhaps near the head of the bed and waterbeds (electrically heated) are popular. You will have to think about local conditions in your country to see how your patients may be affected. Of course, geopathic stress applies everywhere. We had an eight-year-old boy with epilepsy, whose symptoms disappeared after treatment for geopathic stress. Sometimes radiation programs only test with a Kurzbak[8] test, using the hammer on the forehead or spleen.

Step 3 - Testing Strains

As mentioned in the clinical ecology section, we want to find and treat the big strains first. That means those that test at highest amplification, Ai=64. We use a step down testing program, 1191. This is program 191 changed to Ai =64, decreasing steps, time 300s. As with program 1192 described above, this enables initial testing at 64 and lower values of 32, 16, etc to be quickly selected, usually in the follow up visits to check on progress.

We start by testing metals/minerals, and in the case of children with brain disorders, often find zinc testing as a strain, which we interpret as it being rejected, or not absorbed by the body. Magnesium also commonly tests as a strain and both of these minerals are lacking in vegetables grown in our area. Copper excess is known to block the uptake of zinc and magnesium as well as certain vitamins and has been linked to autism. An interesting observation is that copper blocks the synthesis of noradrenalin and Ritalin and dexamphetamine have noradrenalin-like actions on the brain.[6] Previously we used to test for ‘masked’ toxic metals such as copper and mercury by provoking with program 972 (A=64) and testing 30 minutes later. Recently we have found that these will often show without provoking if we use the Kurzbak test with the hammer on the forehead or the liver. Toxic metals may also be linked to parasites. To avoid over complicating matters, we refer you to papers by Alan Baklayan on parasites.

Next, we test central food allergens, wheat, gluten, milk, eggs, yeast, sugar, salicylate and peanuts. If none test we used to go straight to a masked food allergy test, ask the patient to avoid the food for 4 days, then eat some 1.5 hours before the next visit. Recently we have found that some apparently masked allergens will test if we use the Kurzbak with the hammer on the forehead. Since doing this we have found a greater number of cases of gluten and salicylate allergy in agreement with the Philpott and Feingold models. It is important to note that when we find a gluten allergy this does not mean celiac disease. Celiac disease occurs when the target organ is the small intestine. What we are finding is the brain as the target organ for gluten.

The next step is food additives as listed in the Feingold section, followed by phenolics. Australia has few restrictions on food additives and multinational food companies readily use substances that are banned in Europe. Practitioners in other countries will have to vary their choice of test substances depending on the local situation.

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Having covered foods, we then move on to infections. We start with herpes viruses and, without exception, every hyperactive or autistic child tests positive to at least one of these, supporting the Philpott model. If a child is uncooperative and difficult to test, we simply give a treatment using a vial with a mixture of herpes viruses. On the next visit, the child has usually calmed down sufficiently to be tested. In fact, we have to give credit to William Philpott for our high success rate. The treatment of herpes viruses is without doubt the strongest weapon in our armoury for these children. Other infections and vaccinations are then tested if the child is cooperative. Otherwise, we continue this at the next appointment.

Another important group of viruses are those carried by mosquitoes, which are widespread throughout Australia and neighbouring countries. At a recent seminar in Indonesia, four out of ten practitioners tested positive to the flavivirus group. Flaviviruses affect both the liver and the brain. Another group, bunyaviruses, may only show with a Kurzbak test on the forehead. When these test positive, we often also find pituitary hormones, such as TSH and vasopressin, also testing as strains, suggesting that the viruses are located in the pituitary. The most common of these is trubanaman.

OUR PROTOCOL – Follow-ups

Every follow up has the following structure:

Step 1 Measure quadrants and treat chakras if necessary

Step 2 Basic therapy

Step 3 Treat several strains (only one vial in the input beaker at a time) using programs 977 for foods, 978 for infections, 979 for metals and synthetic chemicals.

Step 4 A detoxification program chosen from the programs 1043, 1097 and 1048 as described

above under “clinical ecology”.

Step 1 Energetic Checks

We begin every follow-up with a quadrant measurement followed by chakra treatment, including program 133, if necessary.

Step 2 Basic therapyIf chakra treatment is not needed, we have a choice of basic therapies.

a) If the child is very agitated and uncooperative, program 131 is useful.

b) When viruses are to be treated, as in the first few follow-ups, we use a Di program for the basic therapy, which we call 1149 (virus calming). The standard 1149 program has a frequency sweep of 8s, amplification sweep of 5s, Di=64, time = 8 minutes but the time is reduced according to the age of the child. The input electrode is a flexible neck strap to pick up signals of the infection from blood vessels and lymph nodes in the neck. If possible, we also use a drop of blood on a swab in the input beaker.

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c) Once the viral load is reduced (a negative Ai = 0.025 test on a blood sample), we move to a ‘self-regulation’ series of programs for a basic therapy.

78#*9:3#;.*4<+)(=$-#3+#-$)9$>3);345-$ 1] Laterality program 535 (individualise amplification and time). Input: headband on forehead and square electrode on thymus. Output: modulation mat on back. Input beaker: ear wax 2] Program 133, time = 3 min. Same electrodes as above. 3] Program 198, time = 5 min. Output only, modulation mat Input beaker: Australian Bush Flower Essence “Cognis” or “Relax” Drops are made up for the whole series.

This treatment has been used successfully as a maintenance procedure for children who have already been treated for strains and helps with dyslexia. Typically, they come back for a 30-minute appointment every 2 weeks for 4 - 8 visits. Teachers have noticed an improvement in mathematical skills and have asked parents if they have been doing anything different.

Step 3 Treating Strains

We check for masked allergies during the follow-up period. One masked allergen that is particularly important is glucose. What we really testing for is “masked carbohydrate” since glucose is the end product of carbohydrate metabolism. We give a diet sheet that allows both vegetable and meat protein, and fruits and vegetables with low glycemic index. The patient is to eat only these foods for 4 days before the next visit. Then 11/2 hours before their appointment, they have to eat something high in sugar such as a cake or a jam doughnut with a glass of grape juice. They will normally then test for glucose and possibly also fructose, sucrose and insulin. This will also allow a test for masked wheat or gluten and yeast if they were also in the food. Sometimes also, lactose shows since it is a sugar. We find this to be an extremely valuable test for all age groups as treatment results in a remarkable reduction in craving for carbohydrates. Mothers who want to lose weight are particularly interested! Another observation we have made is that treatment of a masked glucose allergy seems to boost the immune system. Pathogens that tested in the first visit have often gone away without being treated with the BICOM, and the child becomes less susceptible to infections.

In general, when treating strains we find three treatments are necessary, ideally one week apart. We tend to use program 998 the first time. For the second treatment we use 977, 978 or 979 with amplification set to the tested value (expect 2 – 8) which allows a reduced time compared with the standard Ai or Di = 64, 10-minute program . The third treatment usually needs an amplification of 1 or less.

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CASE HISTORIES - AUTISM

Autism is a brain disorder that begins in early childhood and affects three crucial areas of development: communication, social interaction, and creative or imaginative play. Treating autistic children is challenging but rewarding as you are helping the whole family. These children do not like change and it is preferable for them to see the same therapist for each visit in the same room. The first visit is normally stressful for patient, parent, therapist and clinic staff. The child may scream continually, strike the parent or pull their hair, and have to be restrained by the parent. We believe this is because the child has a CMV headache and is frustrated at not being able to speak. These children also suffer from frequent infections, digestive problems, eczema or asthma.

At subsequent visits, after the herpes virus treatment has begun, the child is normally quieter, willingly holding out a hand for testing, enjoying listening to the sound of the EAV testing. We often find classical music (one beat per second) will keep them calm. Often the child will take too much interest in the BICOM and make sudden lunges to try to operate the keypad.

We have been working with a group of five boys, diagnosed with autism and aged from 2 to 61/2

years at the time of their first visit. All developed autism after measles, mumps, and rubella triple vaccinations. All were enrolled on a behavioural therapy programme from the Lovaas Institute aimed at enhancing language and communication, social/play, pre-academic and independent living skills so that they may require less professional attention as they grow older. The goal of all the parents was for the child to be accepted for normal kindergarten or school, or, if already at school, to be allowed to continue. This was achieved in all cases.

Our first patient from this group was a boy aged 31/2. His first visit was in April 2003 and he is still having maintenance treatment with us because of the steady improvement he has made with speech and social skills. At his first visit, he could not speak at all; he could only scream and would bite, kick and pull his mother’s hair. He had recurrent infections and had had tonsils and adenoids removed and grommets fitted in his ears. (Australian doctors are keen on surgery). He tested on the following strains: measles, four herpes viruses, polio, gluten, milk, egg, gallic acid, sugars, copper, magnesium, zinc and other allergens. After six visits, his digestive problems had gone, he was cooperative and began to talk, playing word games with his six-year-old sister who came with him to the clinic. His sister would say “ready, steady” and he would say “go”. She would then play a game where she made “footsteps” with her fingers on his hand and say “round and round the garden” and he would complete it “goes the teddy bear”. The next part is where she says “one step, two steps and away up in the air”. At this point she runs her fingers up his arm and tickles him under the arm pit with great laughter from both of them. After he had had nine treatments over 5 months, the parents of the other boys began making appointments with us. The strains tested for this group were as follows:

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Strain Number of Boys

Gluten 5

Measles 4 Cow’s milk 4 Glucose 4 Copper 4 Cytomegalovirus (CMV) 4

Herpes Zoster 3 Epstein Barr Virus (EBV) 3 Egg 3

Salicylate 2 Malvin 2 Zinc 2 Polio 2 Trubanaman 2 Vasopressin 2

Mumps 1 Rubella 1 Magnesium 1 Gallic Acid 1 HHV-6 1

The four who tested on measles vaccine were all hyperactive; the one who tested on mumps and rubella but not measles was quiet and withdrawn. The hyperactivity and digestive problems ceased after herpes viruses and central food allergens were treated. (4 – 6 visits). Also at this stage, they are all starting to talk and teachers report that they are reading out loud, recognising shapes and colours. After 7 – 10 visits, we get reports of sitting through a whole movie, improved motor skills such as riding a bike and playing football with other children. At this stage they are having the ‘self-regulation’ series of programs as the initial strains have been treated. We also see improved social interaction. This is both from reports from school and our observations in the clinic. They will arrive and address staff by name, and ask to borrow a favourite book. For example, “Hello Andy, Bugs Bunny book please”. They will also follow instructions, for example to pick up a piece of paper and put it in the bin or to return a book to the table in the waiting room.

Infections tend to be less frequent at this stage in the therapy. However, one word of warning. The child’s resistance is still fairly low and if they get a bad cold, it may reactivate a herpes virus. This is easy to spot because hyperactive behavior returns. Don’t worry, this doesn’t mean you have to begin the treatment all over again. One treatment will deactivate the virus at this stage. If the child is totally uncooperative, we don’t test which herpes virus but simply run program 978 with a herpes mixture vial in the input beaker. We also treat the current infection (cold or flu) using program 1149 with a drop of blood in the input beaker followed by program 1043, set to Ai=64, for the liver. Over time, resistance will steadily improve and the chance of a herpes virus reactivating will diminish.

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The boy who tested on mumps and rubella and who was withdrawn rather than hyperactive was aged 61/2 at his first visit in April 2004. His 4-year-old brother also came to see us (he is in the ‘measles’ group). The father had given up his job to be a full-time carer for his two autistic boys. He was already at school but the school had said that unless his social skills improved, he would have to leave. He also had eczema and asthma. Strains tested were gluten, milk/lactose, egg, sugars, zinc and herpes zoster as well as the vaccines. After six visits, all strains had been treated, his skin and asthma had improved, and he had had his first ‘self regulation’ treatment. His father reported “a fantastic week in school”. The following week, he told us that his son was “interacting with the other kids and solving problems”. After the ninth visit in August 2004, he had been tested on cognitive skills at an age equivalent of 51/2.

CONCLUSION BICOM therapy is a powerful tool for treating disorders of the central nervous system. We find it works best when the protocol combines inversion treatment of several types of strain (viruses, foods and metals) with treatments that use frequency patterns taken from the patient’s body and/or body fluids. The most significant strains are herpes viruses, central foods, salicylate, gallic acid, malvin and toxic metals (that block the uptake of nutrients).

REFERENCES 1] Keith Scott-Mumby The Complete Guide to Food Allergies and Environmental Illness.

Thorsons (out of print). 2] Hyperactive Childrens’ Support Group (UK) Hyperactive Children. A Guide to Their

Management. ISBN 0 9521191 0 2 3] William H. Philpott, Brain Allergies, Keats Publishing, Connecticut 1987. ISBN 0 87983 426 9 4] William H. Philpott, The Magnetic Health Quarterly, Vol III, Third Quarter, 1997.

(Author’s address: 17171 S.E. 29th Street, Choctaw, OK 73020, USA) 5] Abram Ber, J. Orthomolecular Psychiatry, Vol 12, no. 4, 283-291 (1984) 6] Igor Tabrizian Nutritional Medicine – Fact and Fiction. NRS Publications www.nutritionreviewservice.com.au 7] Candace B. Pert, Molecules of Emotion, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1999. ISBN

0-684-84634-9 8] Alan E. Baklayan, Kurzbak. RTI Vol. 23 (1999), 101-103 and RTI Vol. 28 (2004) 10. 9] The Lovaas Institute www.lovaas.com

Barrie BICOM Congress, Fulda April 2007

Going beyond the Herpes Viruses in BICOM treatment of Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia

Andrew Barrie PhD, and Mrs D. Anna Barrie, non-medical practitioners. Energy Waves Clinic, Adelaide, Australia.

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this paper is to share the experiences and successes of our clinic in Australia where we have been using the bioresonance method since 1998 after training in England. Initially we were seeing 60 – 70 patients per week but currently we see only half this number to make time for training and support of other therapists in the region as we are also the Regumed representatives. We pass on enquiries for simple treatments to other therapists and mainly see ‘difficult’ cases, often as referrals from other BICOM therapists or medical practitioners with a positive attitude towards bioresonance. Our findings from Australia are not only relevant to practitioners in Australasia and Asia but also to practitioners anywhere because people now travel so widely for business or holiday. There is also evidence that global warming is causing diseases carried by insects to be moving into colder parts of Europe. The general principles we are describing may be adapted to any location. It just requires a little research on your behalf.

With about half the patients we see, their main complaint is constant fatigue and general pain. Often, they have not been officially diagnosed by a medical specialist with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ,CFS, (also known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, ME). Patients may tell us this is because they have lost faith in orthodox medicine, or that they fear a diagnosis of CFS will lead to problems with employers or insurance companies. It has been estimated that fewer than 16% of sufferers are diagnosed and treated [1].

There is now general acceptance by orthodox researchers [1] that CFS is not a psychiatric illness but a physical illness triggered by a virus, usually Herpes viruses, such as EBV (Epstein-Barr virus), CMV (Cytomegalo virus) and HHV-6. These viruses compete with serotonin for receptors [2], which explains why serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRI’s) are prescribed as medication. BICOM practitioners generally agree with this viral explanation but also believe that multiple allergies play a major role by overloading the immune system. We must remember that orthodox scientists often hope to find a single cause of a disease, whereas BICOM practitioners treat each patient as an individual and expect a multiplicity of factors contributing to his/her condition in addition to the triggering Herpes virus – the ‘overflowing barrel’ you are all familiar with. Some factors will be specific to an individual patient but some will also be specific to their geographical location. The purpose of this paper is to suggest both individual and geographical factors that therapists might look for to increase the success of their therapy.

Our success rates with difficult cases have improved recently after incorporating into our practice the biochemical principles described in the publications [3, 4] of Dr Igor Tabrizian, a general practitioner from Perth, Western Australia. He began developing his approach after finding patients improved with supplements of minerals that were deficient in local soil. He explains why blood analysis is useless as an indicator of mineral deficiency and explains the need for tissue analysis, advocating hair analysis by mass spectrometry as a painless method. In

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his words, “Patient’s problems are in their tissues, not their blood”. In this paper, we are only using the part of his approach that relates to CFS/Fibromyalgia but we feel BICOM therapists would find his books useful. His alternative, nutritional medicine model for CFS, which we combine with BICOM therapy, proposes three contributors to the illness:

! Infection

! Nutritional disturbance

! Digestion

A summary of the proposed mechanism is that the illness begins with the infection, but there is a lack of immune nutrients to fight the infection, and it moves in to an unresolved, chronic phase. Nutrients may not only be deficient in the diet but also their uptake may be blocked and so the illness is prolonged. Key nutrients linked to the symptoms of fatigue and muscle pain are iron and magnesium. Poor digestion means these key nutrients are poorly absorbed. We find BICOM therapy is useful in all three areas. We use the B13 model BICOM 2000 device with spin tester and impulse generator.

ME/CFS RESEARCH SUMMARY

ME/CFS has been formally classified as a neurological disorder by the World Health Organisation. Its diagnosis [1] includes clinical syndromes linked to infectious agents such as Herpes viruses, Ross River virus, Q fever, Lyme disease and exposure to toxic chemicals such as pesticides. At a CFS conference in Adelaide, the research position was summarised by the keynote speaker, Prof. Kenny De Meirleir of the Free University of Brussels. His clinic sees 800 CFS patients every three months, from many countries in Europe. He has developed a set of six laboratory tests, which allows him to classify CFS patients into three groups. These are too complicated to detail here but using these tests, he was able to predict their symptoms before they were seen clinically in about 95% of the cases.

Group 1, about 20% of cases, tends to have a multiple sclerosis type picture. Pain is not a strong feature. They are associated with viruses, pesticides and heavy metals. Group 2, about 60% of cases, has pain as a predominant feature. The pain is generalised and does not follow nerve root distribution and is often triggered by exercise. It includes headaches, and generalised myalgia and arthralgia. Group 3, about 15% of cases, are severely ill. They usually have severe bowel problems and are living in survival mode. In 58% of cases, they responded to treatment with antibiotics followed by probiotics.

INFECTIONS

A major ‘local factor’, for us equally as important as the Herpes viruses, is infectious disease from insect bites.

Mosquito-borne Diseases Examples are Ross River Fever and Dengue Fever, viruses spread by mosquitoes, which are well known to doctors in Australia. However, these are only the tip of the iceberg. We test for 13 mosquito-borne viruses which have migrating birds and both wild and farm animals as intermediate hosts. These are also spread by air travel. They are common in Asia and Africa as well as Australia and belong to the families Alphavirus, Flavivirus and Bunyavirus. The West Nile Virus (a Flavivirus) is also a problem in North America. A Bunyavirus (Toscana virus)

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causes sandfly fever in the Mediterranean region (Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Cyprus). At campsites near lakes, official warning notices state that there is no cure for these diseases and advise prevention by spraying the skin with chemical insect repellents. Symptoms are fatigue, polymyalgia and polyarthralgia. On our first holiday after coming to Australia, we took a tourist trip advertised as “see koalas going to bed in their trees”. This was in a swamp, at dusk. Five to ten days later, we had these symptoms. Fortunately, we quickly recovered after BICOM treatment. _____________________________________________________________________________

Mosquito-borne Viruses in Australia Alphavirus

! Ross River Fever ! Barmah Forest ! Sindbis (South Eastern Australia)

Flavivirus (related to Yellow Fever, Dengue and Hepatitis C)

! Murray Valley Encephalitis ! Kunjin ! Kokobera ! Edge Hill ! Alfury! Stratford! Japanese Encephalitis (Northern Australia, Asia, Oceania)

! West Nile Encephalitis (Worldwide)

Bunyavirus ! Gan Gan (South Eastern Australia)

! Trubanaman (South Eastern Australia)

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In our clinic, we always test anyone presenting with these symptoms for mosquito-borne viruses as well as the Herpes viruses. Some patients are surprisingly symptom-free after only three or four treatments at weekly intervals. This includes people who have been unable to work for 3 - 15 months before treatment. These are physically active, outdoor workers whom we generally find respond much faster to all BICOM treatment than office workers. Perhaps there is a lesson here for all of us to take more exercise?

Rickettsial and Other Intracellular Pathogens If there is still general pain as well as fatigue, we next look for Rickettsial infection, as this is common in our region. Rickettsial fevers have afflicted armies since the Middle Ages. Epidemic typhus fever (transmitted by lice) contributed significantly to the loss of life during Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow in 1812. The following quotation from an Australian Defence Force publication shows that this is as much a problem today. “Although it has been claimed that “the jungle is neutral”, the Australian bush is a potentially hostile environment and visitors can contract a range of serious illnesses. In March and April 2005, 22 soldiers contracted typhus while training in a coastal area of North Queensland.”

Infection is believed to be caused by a bite from a tick, mite, louse, sand fly or flea. Wild birds carry infected fleas to areas hundreds or thousands of kilometres from the infected mammal, rodent or lizard. Humans cannot pass the Rickettsia to each other. Cecile Jadin from South

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Africa was the first to document the link between chronic Rickettsial infections and CFS/Fibromyalgia. In 3,600 patients she found the commonest symptoms were fatigue, myalgia and arthralgia, the same as for mosquito-borne viral infections. She believes Rickettsial disease may also be transmitted by inhalation, ingestion or contamination of abrasions or cuts.

A study by John Graham of Flinders University, Adelaide, found Rickettsia in 337 out of 611 CFS cases. Rickettsias are bacteria – not viruses and so can be killed by antibiotics. However, because they can go dormant, the normal medical treatment is to give antibiotics for 18 months, which many patients wish to avoid. The body does not seem to be able to recognize them accurately enough to make specific antibodies. They live in the cells that make up blood vessel walls (the endothelium & the smooth muscle cells) and have developed special mechanisms to steal energy from the host cell. Rickettsias can be dormant for years and each colony can have a different life cycle – so different symptoms, different parts of the body can be affected each time, making it very difficult to associate the outbreaks with a common causative agent.

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Rickettsial Antibodies tested in Australian Laboratories

Spotted Fever Group

! R. australis - Queensland tick typhus (Eastern Australia)

! R. honei - Flinders Island spotted fever (Southern Australia)

! R. conorii - Mediterranean spotted fever (Southern Europe, Africa, Asia)

! R. sibirica - North Asian tick typhus (Asia)

! R. rickettsii - Rocky Mountain spotted fever (Americas)

! R. akari – Rickettsial pox ( USA, Ukraine, Slovenia)

Typhus Group

! R. typhi – Murine typhus (worldwide)

! R. prowazekii – Epidemic typhus (worldwide)

Scrub Typhus Group

! R. (orientia) tsutsugamushi (Asia, Australia, Pacific)

! 4 serotypes tested for in Australia o Gilliam scrub o Karp scrub o Kato scrub o Litchfield scrub

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The other intracellular pathogens we test for are Mycoplasma, Q fever (Coxiella burnetii) and Lyme disease (Borrelia burgdorferi), alone and in combination with the Herpes viruses.

Although not infections, toxins from spider bites will also lower the immune system. Although we are unaware of statistics, at a conference for victims of spider bites, many reported a spider bite as being the trigger for their chronic fatigue. Venomous species in Australia are the White-

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tail, the Redback and the Sydney Funnel Web. Local patients will generally know if they have been bitten by a venomous spider and will be able to identify it. This will not be the case with tourists. A spider bite shows as two small red dots from the pair of fangs. Therapists in Australia catch spiders and keep the dried specimens in vials for treatment. BICOM treatment using the dead spider is effective. An Adelaide BICOM therapist was bitten by a White Tail the day before her wedding, refused to cancel her honeymoon and took the BICOM with her for daily treatments.

Another source of infection is vaccinations. In our experience, this is rare but we have had a few teenage girls having to stay off school for weeks with fatigue following Hepatitis B vaccinations which are given routinely at age 15.

NUTRITIONAL DISTURBANCE

There are two factors to consider with nutritional disturbance: either the nutrient is not there or it is ineffective because something is blocking its use.

DeficiencyThe CFS patient must have sufficient immune nutrients to fight infections. One obvious nutritional factor is mineral deficiency. If the soil in your area is deficient in particular minerals, then so will be the food your patients are eating and this may be contributing to their symptoms. It is estimated [6] that 740 million people worldwide are iodine deficient so many people have an under-active thyroid, a well-known cause of fatigue. A German study [7] has also linked under-active thyroid to fibromyalgia. The Alps, Himalayas and the Ganges valley are severely deficient. Within Australasia, Tasmania and New Zealand are highly deficient because of their mountainous terrain and high rainfall. Other areas are the Adelaide Hills, the Atherton Tablelands, the Great Dividing Range, Eastern Victoria and the plains around Canberra. This is reflected in the high proportion of our patients taking thyroxine supplements.

Australian research [8] showed that the diets of 67% of men and 85% of women were below the RDA for zinc and 50% of men and 39% of women were below the RDA for magnesium. Zinc and selenium are important nutrients for the thyroid. Without adequate selenium, the inactive T4 hormone, thyroxine (the one prescribed by doctors), cannot be converted into the active T3 form. Many parts of the world have selenium deficient soils, and, according to Cabot and Jasinska[6], in Australia, “it is almost impossible to obtain an adequate amount of selenium from diet alone”.Some viruses, including Herpes viruses, deplete selenium, as selenoproteins are needed for viral replication. We have also found parasites testing with selenium. Yet up until a few years ago, selenium supplements were banned from sale in this country. Deficiency of magnesium will contribute to muscle pain and also fatigue as magnesium is required for ATP production.

Deficiency is tested using an A program such as 192, but often we find a mineral that is deficient also tests as a strain with an Ai program. We interpret this as meaning that the body sees the mineral as an ‘enemy’, and so we must treat it first as a strain using an Ai (998) or H+Di (977) program before the patient can absorb it. Common examples are magnesium and zinc.

Anti-nutrients These are metals that, in excess, will block metabolic pathways and prevent proper use of nutrients. This will happen at levels below what is conventionally regarded as ‘toxic’. Nutritional supplements will be less effective, if their uptake and metabolism is being blocked by these anti-nutrients. Major anti-nutrients are copper, aluminium, lead, mercury and cadmium. These will test as strains with an Ai program on the BICOM but often need the impulse generator and/or a Kurzbak test [10].

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Anti-nutrient – Nutrient Combinations

Anti-nutrient Nutrients

Copper blocks Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Molybdenum, Manganese, Vitamins B1, C, E, Folate Aluminium blocks Sodium, Potassium, Zinc, Selenium, Phosphorous Vitamins B1, C, E, Lead blocks Calcium, Iron, Zinc, Chromium, Molybdenum Mercury blocks Iron, Zinc, Selenium Cadmium blocks Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium

Two minerals related to the symptoms of CFS are iron and magnesium. Both iron and magnesium are blocked by excess copper, which does not show in a blood test. Only a hair analysis, or a bioenergetic test will show this. Tabrizian proposes that copper excess is a major cause of fatigue and the commonest cause of iron deficiency [4]. By blocking zinc, it causes low stomach acid and blocks the transfer of iron across the intestinal wall. Once inside the cells, copper blocks the action of iron in the mitochondria to produce energy and blocks carnitine production which leads to poor muscle function with pain and fatigue. This is highly significant for us because South Australia is a copper mining area but also, copper fungicides are widely used in the wine industry and to suppress algae in water reservoirs. Vineyards are often located close to residential areas.

Specific Blocking of Nutrients Needed for Energy

CopperBlock

Cadmium Block

MercuryBlock

LeadBlock

Aluminium Block

Magnesium X X

Iron X X X

Zinc X X X X

Co-E-Q10 X X X

Vitamin C X

B Vitamins X X

Carnitine X X X X

It is important to note that often the main problem is not excess copper in the diet but retentionof copper in the body. Sufficient zinc and molybdenum will prevent too much copper being absorbed but xenoestrogens, such as pesticides, PCBs, plastics and medications such as oral contraceptives and oestrogen-HRT will block the body’s ability to excrete copper. In our

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experience, a normal EAP test rarely shows copper excess as a strain. More often, to detect the copper it is necessary to use a Kurzbak test, often on the liver, head or thyroid, after using the impulse generator. Once it has been found, copper can be eliminated as normal with the BICOM, using Ai programs such as 998, 971, 197 and 979. Supplements such as chlorella, MSM and cysteine as well as zinc, molybdenum and vitamin C will help to speed up this process. A proprietary product called Molyzinc is sold to overcome copper retention, and contains 5mg zinc, 100µg molybdenum, and 100mg vitamin C. Where xenoestrogens are found, these should be eliminated also. Both xenoestrogens and metals may be associated with parasites and it may be necessary to test these symbiotically, in other words with all vials in the input beaker together[9] or with the parasite vial in the input beaker and the xenoestrogens and metals in the spin tester on left spin [5]. Note that parasites do not only absorb toxic metals, they also absorb beneficial minerals. We often think of parasites ‘stealing our food’ but we have found cases where they are stealing minerals that are already deficient in the diet, such as selenium, molybdenum, magnesium, zinc and chromium – the ones we can least afford to lose.

Throughout Australia, the soil is deficient in phosphorous and large quantities of ‘superphosphate’ fertiliser are used. This contains 20mg per kg of cadmium as an unavoidable impurity so food is contaminated with cadmium, which then blocks zinc, magnesium and selenium metabolism. Cadmium and mercury are members of the “zinc series” of the periodic table of elements. Because of this similarity in atomic structure, plant and animal biological systems will readily substitute these toxic metals for zinc in biochemical processes.

DIGESTIONImbalance of intestinal flora, gastrointestinal infections, and malabsorption are all factors which weaken the CFS patient. Richard Schloeffel, a Sydney physician who has specialised in CFS for 24 years, reports that his worst cases have major gastrointestinal problems. This is an area where BICOM therapy excels, by treating food allergies, mycoses and parasites. As this audience is familiar with these treatments, we do not need to discuss them.

Zinc is the mineral of major importance for digestion. It is needed to make stomach acid to help absorb iron, magnesium, calcium and amino acids. When the stomach makes acid, it sends a message to the pancreas to release digestive enzymes to digest proteins. Stomach acid protects us against pathogens such as Candida and creates an environment favourable to beneficial bacteria such as Acidophilus – its name means “acid loving”. So treatment for Candida should include not only a low-sugar diet, anti-fungal remedies and BICOM therapy with an Ai program but also supplements of zinc, with vitamins B1 and B6, to increase stomach acid. Zinc has anti-viral, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties and is contained in the mucus layer that protects the stomach lining from being digested by the acid. Zinc is also needed for repair of damage to the intestinal wall.

As discussed earlier, lack of zinc may be due to deficiency in the diet or blockage by the toxic metals, mercury, cadmium and copper. Zinc often tests as a strain, and we treat this early to enable it to be absorbed when the patient takes supplements, which is essential in Australia. Of course we must first treat the toxic metals blocking the zinc.

Vitamin B12 ‘intrinsic factor’ is produced in the stomach and is necessary for absorption of the vitamin. Malabsorption causes anaemia and hence fatigue. We have found a small number of patients with an allergy to the intrinsic factor and also to the cobalt contained in the B12.

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PROCEDURESWhen new patients make a booking, we send them two questionnaires. One asks for information on lifestyle, health history and environmental factors. The other is a list of symptoms. They are asked to put a tick next to the symptoms they have before coming for BICOM treatment. This is valuable for monitoring progress with chronically ill patients who may have many symptoms. If, after several visits, they tell you “I don’t feel any different”, you can go through the list of symptoms and find how many have gone away, or at least improved. Often they will have forgotten that they had these symptoms in the first place. This then increases confidence for both the patient, and, you, the therapist.

Our first visit protocol is essentially the same for all patients. This is detailed in our 2005 BICOM Congress paper [12]. In a standard 90-minute appointment, we do a full EAP reading and test and treat energetic blockages such as chakras, geopathy/radiation, scars and run the 133 program with input from both feet to balance the meridian system. We then test as many strains as time will allow, starting with the ones we expect from the information on the patient questionnaire as well as central foods. If we have the luxury of a 2-hour appointment, we follow the treatment of blockages with a diagnosis using the Regumed KTT Five-element test kit. We also use this when the information on the questionnaire suggests we are dealing with a difficult case or when it is a referral from another practitioner, because then it must be a difficult case! We are really impressed with the ability of the Five Element testing to pinpoint the priority strain(s) as chemical, viral, bacterial, heavy metal or intercellular strain. This lets us identify the major strains and start treatment in the priority area. We then wait until later sessions for testing of other strains which we assume to be less important.

Simple Cases In many cases, we find the patient will obtain quick relief within three or four visits after treating Herpes viruses, mosquito viruses, central allergens and any metals that test with a simple EAP meridian test. If we find there is only limited improvement in the symptoms of energy and pain after these treatments, we know we are dealing with a more complex case and we look for other strains. If pain has gone from the upper body but remains in the lower legs, we suspect carbohydrate intolerance. This is also indicated by a quadrant measurement with a low reading on the left foot. We use a vial of glucose as an indicator of carbohydrate intolerance as glucose is the end product of carbohydrate metabolism. We test for glucose and insulin as strains (Ai program). This may need unmasking with a low glycemic index diet for four days followed by eating something sweet, like a doughnut or cake, 60-90 minutes before the appointment [10].

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Allergy treatment, with program 998 initially and 977 during follow up sessions, for glucose and insulin appears to boost the immune system and we often find that minor allergens no longer test after this treatment. Because of this we now test glucose as a central allergen. We advise the patient that 25% of the Australian population is estimated to have hyperinsulinia and that it would be wise to keep on a low to medium glycemic index diet permanently because BICOM treatment of glucose is not a long-lasting treatment like that for wheat or cow’s milk. It does remove the craving for carbohydrates and helps the patient to control their diet. We recommend repeating the treatment every six months.

Since learning about the symbiotic relationships between foods and molds [5], we now re-test and treat central foods with the appropriate molds. The pairs we most often find in our area are:

! Wheat + Trichophyton Rubrum or Ergot

! Cow’s milk + Geotrichum Candidum

! Salicylate or glucose + Zearelenone

! Legumes or nuts + Aspergillus (several types)

It should be noted that Zearelenone is a highly oestrogenic mold and will contribute to oestrogen dominance symptoms. Salicylate is a common allergy in Australia due to a Mediterranean type diet combined with low zinc / low stomach acid which impairs digestion of salicylates.

Difficult Cases Here we expect to find nutritional and digestive problems with strains such as metals/minerals, fungi/molds, parasites, Rickettsia, Mycoplasma, Lyme disease, or Q Fever. Chemical overload may also be a factor.

The toxic metals acting as ‘anti-nutrients’ are often hidden, because they are localised in a particular organ or inside a parasite. We used to test for these after using a provocation with an ‘A’ program (196 or 972) but we now use the Regumed Impulse Generator at 3.6Hz for two minutes as this is much quicker. We also use the Kurzbak test with the ‘hammer’ electrode held on a likely organ such as the liver, head, pancreas or thyroid to find which area gives the highest Ai value. Both toxic metals and nutrient minerals may test symbiotically with a parasite. Chemicals may also be a factor, depending on where the patient lives now, or has lived in the past and on what jobs they have held. These also have to be tested symbiotically with parasites. If copper tests positive, it is essential to test for xenoestrogens because these promote copper retention. If patients work with chemicals, for example farmers, building workers and beauty technicians, then we ask them to bring samples of these chemicals.

Rickettsial infections are the most common after Herpes and mosquito viruses. These tend to be long lasting and progress can be slow. The main symptom is constant pain. Rickettsias can be anywhere there is a blood vessel and there are usually multiple colonies throughout the body. They prefer muscle, thyroid, bowel, lung, heart, throat, skin and pancreas blood vessels, so these are potential places to test using the Kurzbak method [10]. If Rickettsias do not test on a meridian with EAP, we ask the patient where the pain is greatest and test on that area with the Kurzbak method. In our current practice, we actually use the Impulse Generator first and then test using the Spin Tester [5] with one vial in the input beaker and the other in the spin tester. After Rickettsias no longer test at any amplification, it is necessary to provoke them to continue treatment. Since we began using the Spin Tester and Impulse Generator combination [5], we have made better progress. When the pain is in the neck and shoulder areas, we often find a symbiotic relationship between the Rickettsia and a Herpes virus (EBV or CMV). By this, we mean there is only a positive test using an Ai program when vials of both pathogens are in the input beaker at the same time. To find the focus we use a Kurzbak test and move the hammer electrode until we

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find the place that gives the highest Ai value. Often the patient can pinpoint the most painful spot to test on.

We must admit that we have a few CFS patients with Rickettsias who have been coming for several years. We get disappointed that we are not able to help them more and ask if they feel it is worth continuing. They always say they feel the treatment is helping even if the improvement is short–lived. When we use the symptoms sheet, we find that many of the symptoms have gone away. Unfortunately, the one that keeps coming back is pain.

A recent finding has been Kurzbak testing for central foods on the thyroid. Many patients whom we believed to be completely treated for food allergies still tested for foods on the thyroid. Gluten is a common one.

Summary of Factors Herpes viruses, mosquito viruses Central foods, carbohydrate intolerance Toxic metals – copper, mercury, cadmium, aluminium, lead Deficiencies – iron, magnesium, zinc, selenium, molybdenum, iodine Fungi and moldsChemicals – especially xenoestrogens ParasitesRickettsia, Mycoplasma, Q-fever, Lyme disease Allergy to B12 intrinsic factor Vaccinations

CASES FROM OUR RECORDS

Fifty patient records were taken at random for patients with CFS/Fibromyalgia symptoms who had been seen sometime during the past three years. As our procedures have changed over this time in the light of new information, this cannot be taken as a scientific study. However, it does give an indication of the most common strains found and their frequency of occurrence. This selection included 14 males and 36 females born between 1940 and 1992. _______________________________________________________________________

Strain Percentage testing positive

Mosquito viruses 90% Herpes viruses 84% Metals 70% Fungi/Molds 70% Chemicals 52% Parasites 44% Rickettsias 36% Lyme 18% Mycoplasmas 16% -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mosquito + Herpes 76% Mosquito + Herpes + Metals 54% Mosquito + Herpes + Metals + Fungi 42% ________________________________________________________________________

The following are some case histories to illustrate some of the points made in this paper.

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Case 1 Male born 1959 (Simple Case)Outdoor construction worker who has a weekend holiday shack at the River Murray, the largest river in Australia. Complained of pain in joints and muscles plus lethargy. Self-employed and unable to work for 4 months. He was sceptical but desperate to get back to work and a neighbour had recommended BICOM.

First visit April 2002. This was a short ‘first aid’ visit and limited testing showed Barmah Forrest virus, EBV, Aspergillus Flavus mold and cow’s milk allergy. Barmah Forest was the priority and was treated in the first appointment and he was told to abstain from cow’s milk.

One week later he came back and reported “a dramatic improvement in joint pain”. He had been able to work for two days that week. The Barmah Forrest treatment was repeated and the other strains were treated for the first time.

The following visit he told us he was now working full time. We tested all four strains and gave a final treatment. We explained about total body load and how there might be more treatments needed to achieve optimum health. However, he felt the treatment had been fantastic and that was all he needed. He was now a convert.

Two year’s later (June 2004) he came back. He had been well but was starting to get pain in his ankles. His GP could not find anything. This time we found Kunjin and Edge Hill (both flaviviruses) and the EBV had re-activated. We found gluten allergy because we were now using Kurzbak testing. These strains were treated and he was well for another 15 months. This time (September 2005) his doctor thought it was “post Q Fever syndrome”. By now we were using symbiotic testing with the spin tester and we found a positive test with Q Fever on right spin and the EBV vial in the input beaker. We treated this successfully and the pain went away. As he works outdoors and holidays by the river, he cannot avoid being bitten by insects. We explained that he needed to boost his immune system. In recent treatments we have been using thymus activation program 428. We also treated carbohydrate intolerance using the glucose vial.

Case 2 Male born 1970 (Simple Case)

Former footballer, had to retire after several knee injuries and operations. Now a football recruiting manager. Still exercises regularly. Came with joint and muscle pain and fatigue which he felt had developed over many years. He felt he had a problem with cow’s milk.

First visit August 2006. Normal first visit procedure. Blockages treated were solar plexus chakra and scars to both knees. Testing revealed cow’s milk, wheat, Murray Valley Encephalitis (MVE) and Trubanaman viruses but no obvious Herpes viruses. No metals with normal testing. Very few strains were testing so we treated viruses in the first visit to give relief.

At the second visit, one week later, he reported feeling good on the day of treatment and that he had slept well. However, 24 hours later he had a nervous reaction from his scalp to jaw line and broke out in cold sores on his lips. We tested herpes viruses again and found that a herpes simplex virus had reactivated. This was treated along with the mosquito viruses, cow’s milk and wheat and the session finished with an individualised toxin release program 970.

The third week he reported that the cold sores (Herpes simplex) on the lip had dried up 24 hours after the treatment but he had felt tired that day. He had noticed some reduction in the pain. This session we tested foods with molds and found milk testing symbiotically at a higher

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amplification with Geotrichum Candidum. All strains were tested and programs run with the new Ai or Di values. This time a liver activation program 430 tested as being needed.

At the fourth and final session he said he felt “great and absolutely fantastic”. Because he was thinking clearly and had no pain anywhere he had considered cancelling this visit. The Impulse Generator was used followed by Kurzbak testing. No metals were found, wheat was no longer a strain, milk was at Ai = 2 with Geotrichum Candidum, MVE was at Ai = 1 and Trubanaman was at Ai = 4. He was impressed and wondered how he could persuade the football team to have BICOM as about half the players handed their asthma ‘puffers’ to the coach before a match.

Case 3 Female, born 1972 (Moderate Difficulty)First visit April 2006. Moved to Adelaide from a tropical area of Australia where she had been introduced to BICOM treatment. Extreme fatigue, dizziness even when lying down, migraine, irregular heart beat, pale complexion. Illness began “years ago” after contracting a virus on an island in Queensland. Doctor had diagnosed a mosquito virus but was unable to say which one. Previous history of glandular fever in her early twenties and recalled being bitten by a redback spider when young also. First visit was a short, ‘first aid’ one. EAP showed high liver and spleen readings. The only treatment this session was stabilisation using a modified version of our ‘self-regulation’ protocol [11] with 507 (yin-yang balance) in place of the dry injection of flower essences. So this meant the series of individualised programs 535, 133 and 507. Electrode placement for 535 and 133 was as for “laterality” in the BICOM manual.

One week later, Five Element testing showed Wood as the primary cause, drawing energy from all other elements. Water was the ‘middleman’ drawing energy only from Fire. Further testing showed the Wood problem to be located on the LIV and FD meridians, with viral and heavy metal strains. The metals were found to be copper and nickel; the viruses were Kunjin and Trubanaman. The strain on Water was allergy. After two treatment sessions for the metals and viruses she felt “better in the head, not dizzy”, the fatigue was less and the heart palpitations had gone. Heavy metal treatment continued for two more sessions and allergies were found and treated for gluten, cow’s milk, yeast and tyramine over five sessions. When food allergies were testing at lower amplifications, foods were then tested symbiotically with molds. Milk was found with Geotrichum candidum. Two foods which had not tested alone were now found to test with molds: salicylate with Zearelenone and cashew nuts with Aspergillus Flavus and Aflatoxin. The food/mold combinations tested stronger with a Kurzbak test on the ear. Milk was also testing at low amplification with Penicillin Roqufortii. In November, 2006 after 11 visits, she had colour in her face and friends had commented how well she looked. She had organised a dinner party, had not felt tired or dizzy and was able to eat everything. By January 2007 she has had 13 treatments and wants to continue with maintenance treatments but clearly is over the worst of her problems.

Case 4 Female Born 1964 (Difficult Case)Manager/Owner of an airfreight business. Extreme tiredness, sore muscles, dizziness and mental confusion but has to keep going all day because she is the boss. Collapses in a chair when she gets home. Tries to exercise but this makes symptoms worse. Became ill during a world trip in May 2005 when she was given antibiotics and has never been well since. She did see a medical CFS specialist but was “not impressed”. He believed the problem was “slow blood flow to the brain”. Also saw an ENT specialist, Gastroenterologist and Sports Medicine specialist and the Professor at the Balance and Dizziness Disorders Centre who diagnosed vestibular neuritis and gave balance exercises for 5 weeks.

First visit was in May 2006, one year after the problem started. We used the Impulse Generator, Spin Tester and Kurzbak testing throughout treatment of this patient along with symbiotic

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testing. Without these new approaches, we would probably not have been able to help this patient regain a normal life. The following has taken 16 visits.

We found major problems with molds and fungi – nine of these tested, probably the link to the problem starting with the antibiotics. Copper metal tested as a strain, the worst possible metal according to the Tabrizian model. Central foods were wheat, milk, salicylate and sugars. Herpes viruses, CMV and EBV, were found and three mosquito viruses, MVE, Sindbis and Trubanaman, also Streptococcus. The parasite Ascaris was found testing with milk and Eurytrema Pancreaticum tested with wheat, glucose, Candida Albicans, Candida Glabrata, Candida Parapsilosis, and Mucor Mucedo. Outdoor molds, Helminthosporium, Alternaria and Cladosporium tested symbiotically with glucose.

She did have some bad reactions following early treatment sessions, but she had a positive attitude and gave us accurate feedback on how she felt which helped. After the fourth visit she felt she “had the best day in ages”. Then the dizziness got worse after the fifth visit but was better again after the sixth visit when she also noticed more energy. After the seventh visit she had enough energy to clean the whole house. She also kept giving us feedback such as “tinglingin the right ear, pain located in the upper spine”, which helped us to test with the Kurzbak method. After the tenth visit, the sugar craving had gone and she felt we were 80% there on energy. After 15 treatments she cut the lawn grass without any hayfever, the dizziness had gone and the fatigue was 90% gone. There is still a little pain in the back of the neck but the EBV treatment is not yet completely finished. We expect a complete recovery in two more treatments. This is at January 2007.

Case 5 Male born 1988 (Moderate Difficulty) First visit November 2003, when he was 15 years old. Constant tiredness, aches and pains. He has been diagnosed with Rickettsia by a doctor who wanted him to have long-term antibiotics. He wanted to avoid this and so came for BICOM treatment. He tested positive to Rickettsial Pox and Flinders Island Spotted Fever as well as EBV, CMV and Influenza viruses. Other strains were magnesium, gluten, lactose, yeast, Candida Crusei, glucose, fructose and insulin. After nine treatments, none of these strains were testing and on March 22nd 2004 he reported feeling lots better with only one day off school that year.From late March to October 2004, he visited us for treatment with the ‘self-regulation’ series of programs to help him study for his exams at school. He continued to do well apart from occasional ENT infections which were quickly treated. In February, 2005 he came with an ear infection and a sore throat and said things were going well but he was starting to get tired again. In addition to the Staphylococcus infection on the ear we found Rickettsia testing positively but only in a symbiotic relationship with Candida Crusei using a Kurzbak test on the liver. This was resolved with three treatment sessions and he had been fine since.

Case 6 Female, born 1940 (Difficult Long-term Case)February 2000 – November 2001 First came to see us in February 2000. Fatigue, muscle pain and irritable bowel. Diagnosed by a rheumatologist with CFS/Fibromyalgia. Medication prescribed is Zoloft and Methatrexate. Symptoms started after a difficult labour with her son 32 years ago. Numerous operations and injuries. Had glandular fever many years ago. Initially treated for scars, electrosmog (702) and standard BICOM treatment of numerous strains aimed at reducing total body load. Treatment helped the bowel problem and reduced the muscle pain. After three months, her naturopath reported that live blood microscopy showed less clumping and that oxygen levels were improved. Treatment continued at greater intervals, helping to manage symptoms but not getting a big breakthrough. Gap in treatment from November 2001 to February 2003.

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February 2003 – January 2005 During this period we began to provoke hidden strains, use Kurzbak testing and look for parasites in symbiotic relationship with metals and chemicals. We found a strain from the metals amalgam, chromium and zinc, using provocation with an ‘A’ program, and a Kokobera mosquito virus. We treated carbohydrate intolerance. Five Element testing (old set, not KTT) showed hormonal allergy and we found thyroid hormones testing as strains. We found the pancreatic fluke (Eurytrema), Trichinella and Toxoplasma testing with mercury , copper and gold. We treated these by BICOM and also the Hulda Clark herbal treatment. We first tested the Clark herbs to make sure she was not allergic to them. She had a short-lived negative reaction of nausea, losing hair, and pimples. After seven treatments, the parasites and metals were no longer testing and she reported that her muscles felt good and she no longer had to take magnesium supplements. We now know that this is probably because the copper had been blocking magnesium uptake, but at this time we were not aware of the importance of copper. Gap in treatment from January 2005 to November 2006. November 2006 – January 2007 Having learned about the spin tester, impulse generator and symbiotic testing at the 2005 Fulda Congress, we were now able to take treatment further. We found one relationship between Fasciola Hepatica, Toxoplasma, copper and lactic acid testing both on the liver and thyroid and another between glucose, Candida Albicans and Candida Glabrata testing on the colon. We recommended supplements of zinc, selenium, magnesium and vitamin C to help overcome the copper overload and support the thyroid. After the first treatment she had a negative reaction in the colon, but after three more treatments, she was thinking more clearly, the pain was much reduced and she reported having “much more energy, getting lots of things done”. She was about to help her son paint his apartment. If only we had known at the beginning of treatment in February 2000, what we know now, we would have made faster progress and saved this patient having to have so many treatments. Clearly we have now made significant progress but we will have to support the immune system in future sessions.

CONCLUSION BICOM therapy can be a powerful tool in the treatment of CFS/Fibromyalgia. Treatment of allergies and viruses is straightforward and usually brings quick relief of symptoms. Many factors can be involved in this condition, some individual to the patient and some common to the locality in which you have your practice. Identifying these common factors can save you time when testing for strains and can result in patients getting better with fewer treatments. Some factors are, however, more difficult to overcome. The example given in Case 6 above, applies to many other cases and shows the benefit of continuing education and sharing of information to continually improve the standard of BICOM treatment available worldwide.

REFERENCES

1] Prof. Kenny De Meirleir, keynote speaker at ME/CFS Research Forum, a two-day workshop of leading CFS researchers and clinicians at the University of Adelaide on June 3-4, 2005.

2] Candace B. Pert, Molecules of Emotion, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1999. ISBN 0-684-84634-9

3] Igor Tabrizian Nutritional Medicine – Fact and Fiction. NRS Publications www.nutritionreviewservice.com.au4] Igor Tabrizian Visual Textbook of Nutritional Medicine NRS Publications. ISBN 0-9756920-5-4 www.nutritionreviewservice.com.au

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5] Alan E. Baklayan Workshop-Intracellular Strains. BICOM Congress Fulda, 2005 6] Sandra Cabot and Margaret Jasinska Your Thyroid Problems Solved WHYS, Camden,

NSW, 2006. ISBN 0-9757436-4-3 7] W. Riedel, H Layka, G Neeck. Rheumatol. 1998; 57 Suppl 2:81-87 8] Baghurst et.al. Zinc and Magnesium Status of Australian Adults Nutrition Research,

1991, 11, 23-32 9] Martin Keymer and Alan E. Baklayan, BICOM Congress, Fulda 1998 10] Alan E. Baklayan, Kurzbak. BICOM Congress RTI 23 (1999), 101-103 and RTI 28 (2004) 10. 11] For more details see BICOM Congress RTI 29 (2005), 25. 12] BICOM Congress RTI 29 (2005), 23-24

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Case Studies Using BICOM Therapy

Bilateral Ear Canal Ablation

Candida Yeast Overgrowth

Canine Focal Dermatitis

Chronic Allergic Dermatitis

Chronic Neck Pain

Feline Idiopathic Megacolon

Food Allergy Dermatitis/Colitis

Hypothyroidism

Lumbosacral Spondylosis

Neonatal Foal Resuscitation

Osteoarthritis

Periorbital Dermatitis

Scotchguard Chemical Sensitivity

Seizures & Hypersensitivity

Bilateral Ear Canal Ablation

Roscoe, a 7-year MC Bassett Hound from Bassett Rescue, was presented for a Bilateral Ear Canal Ablation on August 31st, 2005. This was following a long course of topical and oral antibiotics for chronic otitis according to repeated Culture and Sensitivities.

The surgery was performed and included bilateral ventral bulla osteotomies. The owner wished to pursue a holistic follow-up, as there were concerns of an underlying food allergy.

Between Sept. 8th and Sept.12th Roscoe received 2 NAET treatments for food allergies (beef) and continued to receive oral antibiotics and hot packing of ears post-operatively. Kinesiology on Sept. 8th had revealed multiple food allergies particularly to grains and proteins and also vaccine allergy. He was still suffering from dermatitis with moist inflammation, erythema and odor particularly of the groin, ventral cervical folds and axillas. He was moderately pruritic.

On Sept. 22nd, he presented with ongoing dermatitis and pruritus and now also was experiencing a discomfort in his rear quarters and a jerking motion in the hind limbs thought to be originating from and instability in the lumbosacral joint. The owner had already switched him to a home-prepared diet of duck, sweet and white potato and carrots according to his allergy testing by Applied Kinesiology (AK). BICOM treatments began on Sept. 22nd starting with a basic program only. At that time, he was continuing to receive Baytril and Simplicef orally at home and a Chinese Herbal combination formula. He was also continuing to shake his head due to ear pain (this had been ongoing since the time of adoption).

On Oct. 7th, Roscoe presented for his third BICOM session, and was now showing considerable improvement…more playful, less head shaking and improvement in the hindquarters with ability to use the rear feet to scratch. BICOM treatments continued at weekly intervals throughout October. Antibiotics were discontinued at the end of the month.

In November, the herbal therapy was switched to a grape seed extract and the treatments were reduced to twice a month and then to once a month starting in December. By Dec. 14th, the pruritus was nearly resolved, only slight scratching. Digestive enzymes of plant origin were now added to his food in addition to the Vitamin C and his protein source was switched to turkey. His dermatitis was resolved except for a mild dermatitis of the ear pinna.

On his April check-up he was doing so well that a review of his allergies by AK indicated only mild environmental sensitivities. His food allergies according to muscle testing had completely resolved.

Throughout this period, his BICOM approach had included programs for allergies (particularly foods), vaccinosis, organ clearing (lymph and intestine), the spine and geopathy. Allergies to medications and chemicals were also cleared and sessions were almost always completed by running a 5 Element program.

The owner is extremely pleased with Roscoe’s turnaround and feels that the BICOM therapy was essential to his return to wellness.

By Regina M. Downey, DVM August 2005-May 2006

Candida Yeast Overgrowth Patient: Starr is an 8 year old, female spayed Golden Retriever.

History: Starr was surrendered to a golden retriever rescue group in September of 2006 with minimal medical history. A comprehensive blood screening panel showed a slightly elevated eosinophil count of 1.73 (0.00–1.30), an elevated globulin of 5.4 (2.7–4.4) consistent with an allergic condition. A diagnostic thyroid panel (T4, Free T4, TSH) was all within normal limits. A veterinary dermatologist examined Starr and diagnosed atopic dermatitis. Symptomatic treatment was attempted with topical antibiotics and steroid preparations. The prescribed medications were ineffective in improving her pruritis or dermal lesions.

Examination: Starr presented in October of 2006 with periocular dermatitis (erythema, alopecia and hyperplasia), bilateral yeast otitis externa, and generalized dermatitis (erythema, hyperpigmentation) most notable in the axilla and groin regions, under the tail and interdigitally in all four paws. The lesions around the eyes were typical of a Malassezia yeast overgrowth on the skin.

Bicom Testing: Allergy vials were tested with program 191. Starr showed sensitivity to the following substances: Corn, Wheat, Egg, House Dust Mite, DHLPP vaccine, Nickel, Malassezia yeast, Candida albicans, Candida crusei and Candida parapsilosis. Priority testing determined that the Candida yeasts were the primary concern for therapy.

Therapy: Eight treatment sessions were performed. Saliva and hair particles were placed into the input cup. Input location and program protocols were followed per the Bicom manual protocol. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing for fungal clearing and included the following programs during the eight therapy sessions. Each treatment session began with a basic energy balancing program, therapy block programs (700, 701) appropriate organ of elimination programs (350, 351, 970, 565, 201), skin detoxification program (515) and gastrointestinal flora support (561). An Ai program (971) was used for clearing the Candida followed by 192 (A) for the positive fungal elimination vials and five element support. A Bicom therapy chip was charged each visit for the A programs.

Nutritional support was added by supplementation for Leaky Gut syndrome and Candidia overgrowth.

Results: The periorbital yeast dermatitis gradually lessened to the point of appearing relatively normal. See before and after Bicom therapy photographs for comparison.

Conclusion: It can be important to treat/support the intestinal tract for a Candida yeast overgrowth and not just focus on treating the allergic skin condition.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. April, 2007

Canine Focal Dermatitis Patient: Orion is a 12 year old, male neutered Golden Retriever.

History: Orion has licked the top of his left front paw daily for over 2 years. There are two 3cm red, raised areas of dermatitis with hair loss on the paw consistent with acral lick granulomas. The owner has utilized multiple topical treatments on the paw including steroid/antibiotic sprays, herbal combination sprays and aloe vera gel without success. She has also used parenteral antibiotics and steroid injections. The owner commented that the aloe vera gel would sometimes decrease the licking for a short period of time. The owner keeps an e-collar on the dog to prevent him from licking the area.

Therapy: One treatment session was performed. Saliva and hair particles were placed into the input cup. The left front paw was input on a brass plate for the first four programs. The knob electrode was added as input directly on the skin lesions for programs 350 & 351. The 515 detoxification program was run per the Bicom manual protocol with the knob electrode on the pancreatic juice point and skin/hair particles from the paw as input. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing.

126 - Basic therapy - exhausted energy with DMI Amplify level 6 for 3 minutes 701 - Radiation, electro-smog exposure 350 - Skin acute inflammatory – organ of elimination program 351 - Skin chronic-degenerative – organ of elimination program 515 - Detoxification using particles of skin

Results: The owner reported that Orion did not even attempt to lick his paw in the car on the way home from his Bicom treatment. He has not licked the area to date 6 weeks later. She no longer uses an e-collar and the skin region has healed. The hair is growing back and the skin is no longer raised or red in color. See before and after Bicom therapy photographs for comparison.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. August, 2006

Chronic Allergic/Hypersensitivity Dermatitis Patient: Eddie is a three year old, male neutered Black and Tan Coonhound.

History: Eddie presented with generalized pruritis (itching), alopecia and scaling. The most prominent lesions were noted on his face, legs and groin. The skin was oily and malodorous (seborrhea oleosa). The ear canals were inflamed, ear pinnas were hot and edematous with notable head shaking. The owner said the itching started four months previously and developed rapidly. The problem started during the winter season. To see the extent of his skin lesions, refer to the photograph prior to Bicom therapy. Another veterinarian had recently performed skin scrapings that were negative for ectoparasites. Previous treatments included antihistamines (Diphenhydramine and Chlorpheniramine), prednisone (both oral and injectable) and antibiotic treatments of both Cephalexin and Baytril. The owners reported relief from the pruritis while on the prednisone but as soon as the steroid therapy was discontinued, Eddie’s itching returned. Regrowth of the hair was not seen with any of the medications and his symptoms were getting progressively worse.

Diagnositics: We performed multiple skin biopsies. The histopathology report indicated “chronic eosinophilic and mastocytic superficial perivascular dermatitis with secondary bacterial folliculitis – consistent with chronic allergic/hypersensitivity dermatitis.” Blood was also sent to an allergy laboratory for immunologic based allergy testing. Eddie showed positive or borderline positive to 8 trees, 6 grasses, 6 weeds, 5 molds, 8 indoor items (including dust mite and kapok) and 9 different foods. Eddie was switched to a natural/holistic dry kibble, a 7 day treatment of Cephalexin for the secondary pyoderma, and given an oatmeal bath. Otherwise, the only therapy performed on Eddie was the Bicom treatment as described below.

Therapy: Saliva was used as main input and affected skin/hair samples were added to the input cup for the skin programs. General input consisted of a flexible mat around the neck with the modulation therapy mat on the spine. A comb electrode was added as input during the skin programs. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing and the general protocol was followed from the Bicom therapy manual.

Bicom allergy vial testing: Eddie was positive to Fish mix II, Corn, Wheat, Candida, PCB mix and Mercury. A combination of PCB and Mercury was determined to be the priority for detoxification. He was energetically negative to all grass, weed, tree pollens and mold vials.

First Session 103 - Basic therapy for acute-inflammatory with DMI Attenuation level 7 for 4 minutes 310 - Liver acute-inflammatory 930 - Skin diseases, lymph problem 351 - Skin chronic-degenerative 140 - Basic – frequency sweep integration Second Session (5 days later) 120 - Basic therapy - low energy 702 - Radiation exposure, diffuse 970 - Skin diseases, toxin elimination 999 - Detoxification of mucus membranes, allergy therapy relief 140 - Basic – frequency sweep integration Third Session (5 days later) 121 - Basic therapy 515 - Detoxification using skin particles (program transferred to a chip on collar) Fourth Session (5 days later) 101 - Basic therapy 702 - Radiation exposure, diffuse 351 - Skin chronic-degenerative (program added to chip) 221 - Large intestine, chronic-degenerative Fifth Session (6 days later) 103 - Basic therapy 351 - Skin chronic-degenerative 1st Ai + A Detoxification for PCB and Mercury Diarrhea was noted 2-3 days after the detoxification. Sixth Session (3 weeks later) 101 - Basic therapy 350 - Skin acute-inflammatory 351 - Skin chronic-degenerative 970 - Skin diseases, toxin elimination

2nd Ai + A Detoxification for PCB and Mercury Results: Eddie showed significant improvement within four treatments done within a 3 week period. Eddie stopped itching and the hair and pigment in his skin started to return. His face and ears showed dramatic improvement. You could tell by his facial expression that he felt better and was happier. After the first Ai+A treatment the malodorous and oily skin had disappeared. After six treatments his hair was almost completely filled in and all of his black skin pigment had returned. He does not itch and his hair is shiny. The photograph of Eddie after six treatments reveals a normal looking dog. There was only one area on his chest that was still filling in with hair. Immunologic blood allergy testing was resubmitted after his six Bicom treatments and it showed that 28 of the original 42 positive ‘allergens’ now had lower borderline numbers or completely negative numbers.


Chronic Neck Pain

Dill, a 9-year male castrate, Rottweiler, was presented for chronic and severe neck pain on December 15th, 2005. Dill’s neck condition had been ongoing for months, having been diagnosed at the nearby teaching and referral veterinary hospital with Immune Mediated Polyarthritis by extensive testing including MRI and biopsy. In March 2005, Dill was also diagnosed with atrial tachycardia.

At the time of presentation for a holistic consultation, Dill was being treated with Rimadyl, Tramidol and Thyroxine, coenzyme Q10, a herbal/nutriceutical combination cardiac support product and a general vitamin-mineral supplement with a ground flaxseed base. Physical exam on Dec.15th revealed a tachycardia and significant neck pain (panting, lethargy, reluctance to move, resistance to flexion and extension of the head and neck, and a stilted gait). Blood analysis showed an elevated alkaline phosphatase (807), an increased creatinine kinase and an eosinophilia. In addition to the allopathic approach, the owner wished to add a holistic approach, which was to include BICOM therapy and homotoxicology. Dill’s owner wished to avoid another course of immunosuppressive doses of corticosteriods as had been done over the past several months. Digestive enzymes were added as well. But the pain management was continued exactly as before.

After the first BICOM session, Dill’s symptoms worsened over the first 12-24 hours to the point that now he would not ascend or descend the stairs. However, the following day he was significantly improved. A second and third BICOM session was run on Dec. 27th and Jan.17th. Dill continued to improve to such an extent that the pain medication

dosages were reduced by 25%. Three months after the initial treatment, Dill had a recurrence of severe neck pain.

He had been lost to follow-up between Jan. and April after the third treatment. Again, the BICOM therapy significantly improved mobility and attitude. The efficacy of the BICOM therapy was supported by the fact that in April no changes were made to the home treatment regimen.

Regina M. Downey, DVM December 2005 to June 2006 [TOP]

Feline Idiopathic Megacolon Patient: Merlin is a 9 year old, male neutered Maine Coon cat.

History: Merlin was diagnosed with Idiopathic Megacolon after presenting to our hospital with depression, lethargy and severe constipation. (view the ‘before radiograph’ photo). Merlin was hospitalized and given subcutaneous fluids and enemas for 4 days. Lactulose (stool softener) and Cisapride (GI motility stimulant) were prescribed along with an herbal psyllium supplement and a high fiber diet. Although Merlin was able to pass small amounts of hard stool once every 3-4 days for the next three weeks, he could not be adequately regulated even at the maximum dosage of both medications three times a day. Bicom therapy was then incorporated into his treatment plan as described below. Other symptoms exhibited by Merlin included pulling his hair out along both flanks, a depressed appetite and decreased activity.

Therapy: Three treatment sessions were performed in the first week. A series of maintenance Bicom treatment sessions have been performed monthly for the past four months.

Saliva was used as input for the basic program and a stool sample was always added to the input cup for all intestinal programs. Input consisted of a flexible mat across the lumbar spine / large intestine region with the modulation therapy mat on the stomach. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing. Two acupuncture needles were also placed bilaterally at LI 25 during the first Bicom treatment.

First Session (Day One) 132 - Basic therapy for low energy state - with DMI Amplify level 7 for 4 minutes 960 - Bowel action, to improve 220 - Large intestine acute-inflammatory

Second Session (Day Three) 131 - Basic therapy for hyperenergized state 927 - Adhesions 220 - Large intestine acute-inflammatory

Third Session (Day Seven) 122 - Basic therapy - low energy state 702 - Radiation exposure, diffuse 200 - Stomach outlet problems, Lymph acute inflammatory 125 - Basic therapy – frequency sweep

Follow-up / Maintenance Sessions Basic and intestinal programs based on testing. Protocol same as described above. Results: Merlin passed a large amount of stool within two hours of his first session. By the end of the first week Merlin showed increased activity and appetite and he stopped pulling the hair off of his flanks. View the follow-up radiograph that was taken at the end of the first three treatments – the colon is empty and no longer enlarged with stool or gas.

In an effort to reduce the medication (for cost and owner ease), the Cisapride and Lactulose medications were reduced from three times a day to twice a day and the Lactulose was also reduced to half of the original volume (a total of 1/3 the original daily dose). He has been maintained at that level for four months. Merlin has passed a large (but normal consistency) stool daily for the last four months and all of the hair on his flanks has grown back. BICOM Case Study – Feline Idiopathic Megacolon


Food Allergy Dermatitis/Colitis Patient: Dutch is a 12 year old, male neutered Keeshond.

History: Dutch has an extensive history of skin problems for over four years. Skin biopsies indicated an “allergic dermatitis with secondary superficial pyoderma”. ELISA blood allergy testing indicated allergies to multiple trees, weeds, mold and foods including egg, potato, peanut, milk and yeast. He was also diagnosed with hypothyroidism three years ago and was on daily thyroxine replacement therapy. Dutch has also suffered from intermittent colitis and persistent soft stools.

Prior treatment included hypo-allergenic diets and symptomatic treatment with topical antibiotic/steroid sprays and oral treatment of antibiotics, prednisone, and antihistamines. None of the traditional therapies appeared to significantly improve his dermatitis or colitis.

Examination: Dutch presented with generalized alopecia. His ventral abdomen also showed a bacterial folliculitis with several coalescing epidermal collarettes.

Bicom Testing: Allergy vials were tested with program 191. Dutch showed sensitivity to the following substances: Egg white, Grain mite (Tyrophagus putrescentia), Cadmium, Hexachlorophene, DHLPP vaccine, Carpet mix and Scotchgard. Priority testing determined that the Egg White was the primary concern for therapy.

Therapy: Bicom treatments were performed at weekly to bi-weekly intervals for seven sessions. Saliva and hair/skin particles were used as input. Input location and protocol were followed per the Bicom therapy manual. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing for food allergies and included the list of the following programs. Each treatment session began with a basic energy balancing program, appropriate organ of elimination programs (530, 351, 970, 565 or 201). Ai / H+Di programs (944, 998, 945) were used for clearing the egg white allergen.

Results: Dutch responded well to therapy. The bacterial folliculitis resolved and his skin returned to a normal color in appearance. His stools were noted to be firmer only returning to a soft consistency when the dog was under stress such as kenneling at a boarding facility.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. April, 2007 [TOP]

Hypothyroidism

Zachry Amato, a 2 year old male castrate Golden Retriever, presented on Nov. 16th, 2005 with a history of seizure disorder, chronic diarrhea, and ataxia. Zachry had been diagnosed with Hypothyroidism by a thyroid panel at Hemopet Lab in March 2005 and tentatively diagnosed by the regular DVM with Idiopathic Epilepsy in August ’05.

In October 2005, the owner was referred to a specialty practice in Massachusetts for a complete neurologic workup following an incident to cluster seizures. Zach had been well controlled with Phenobarbital and Soloxine until mid October. The workup at the referral hospital included a spinal tap, MRI, cardiac ultrasound, radiology and complete blood analysis. The referral veterinarian stopped the Soloxine and added Potassium Bromide on Oct.10th.

When Zachry presented for a holistic consultation on Nov. 16th ’05 the owner was considering euthanasia. On physical exam, he was stuporous, ataxic with scuffing of the toes and had a slow heart rate. Applied Kinesiology revealed toxic overload, heavy metal toxicosis, vaccinosis (both rabies and distemper/parvo vaccines) and weakness of the liver and thyroid gland. Initial treatment was aimed at gently detoxifying the body with homeopathy, homotoxicology and Vitamin C.

Tentative diagnosis was toxicity due to intolerance of the seizure medications, especially the potassium bromide. Thyroid glandular support was also prescribed and the Phenobarbital was reduced to ¾ of a 1-grain tablet twice daily. The potassium bromide

had already been stopped by the owner who is an RN and felt this was the cause of the diarrhea. Zach was given an acupuncture treatment only on the first visit with the intention of initiating BICOM Therapy on the follow-up visit.

On Nov. 23rd, 7 days later, Zachry was considerably improved, was less ataxic, but still lethargic with intermittent diarrhea. On Nov. 23rd and Dec. 5th BICOM therapy programs were run which were aimed at basic detoxification and included stabilization of the central nervous system and acupuncture meridians. Between Nov 23rd and Dec. 12th no seizure activity was noted. The diarrhea was resolved and normal activity and mental status returned including running and playing. Between Dec. 15th and April 25th the owner noted one grand mal seizure and one petit mal seizure. BICOM therapy sessions were continued at approximately monthly intervals and were sometimes coupled with a chiropractic adjustment.

Zachry appears to be well stabilized with only minor adjustments to the Phenobarbital dosage (maintenance dose is 1 ¼ grain twice daily). The owner, Sherry, a registered nurse feels strongly that the BICOM therapy was a key component in Zachry’s treatment regimen, as does this practitioner.

By Regina M. Downey, DVM November 2005-April 2006

Lumbosacral Spondylosis Patient: Hadria is a 10 year old, female spayed German Shepherd.

History: Hadria has a history of posterior paresis and stiffness of over 5 years duration. Symptoms included shaking of the rear leg muscles, stiffness upon rising, difficulty jumping and walking up stairs. Radiographs showed bridging spondylosis at L2-L3, L3-L4, and L7-S1 spinal vertebrae. Her condition was adequately managed with veterinary spinal manipulation therapy and acupuncture therapy every 3-6 months for 5 years.

Six months ago, Hadria’s condition worsened. New symptoms included conscious proprioception deficits of both rear legs, increased posterior paresis and dropped hocks upon standing. There was concern that Hadria may also have degenerative myelopathy in addition to her lumbosacral spondylosis condition. Acupuncture and spinal manipulation therapies were applied at 2 week intervals for 3 treatments. These therapies were ineffective at improving the new symptoms. Bicom therapy was then introduced in an attempt to stabilize or improve the progressive posterior paresis.

Therapy: Seven treatment sessions have been performed at monthly intervals. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing. General treatment protocol included one program from each grouping as follows: 1. Basic energy balancing program 2. Spinal block program (915, 918, or 581—using double roller on spine) 3. A nervous system support program (911or 231)

4. Sacral block program (211 or 551—magnetic depth probe over sacrum) 5. Program 941—muscles, problem with coordination

Results: The owner reported a significant improvement in symptoms after just the first Bicom treatment. Hadria was walking better, showed more strength and stability in the hind legs and was even occasionally jumping onto furniture. The owner could see the posterior paresis reappear approximately 3-4 weeks after a treatment. Bicom treatments have been performed monthly for the last six months and Hadria’s condition has remained stable.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. June, 2007

Neonatal Foal Resuscitation/ Ventilation Patient: Quarter Horse foal delivered by cesarean section.

History: The foal was delivered by cesarean section under general anesthesia after a prolonged labor. Upon delivery, there was a palpable heartbeat but a lack of any spontaneous respiration. Life-support treatment was immediately administered. Treatment included:

• Placement of a nasal tracheal tube which administered oxygen • Assisted ventilation • Continuous, vigorous rubbing of the foal’s body with clean, dry towels and a warming blanket • Placing the foal’s head downward to clear fluid from the oropharynx and respiratory tract. Suction of nose and mouth • Vigorous stimulation of acupuncture point GV26 with a hypodermic needle

After 10 minutes of ventilation support without adequate response, Doxapram was administered. The foal failed to respond adequately to the above measures for another 20 minutes. The heartbeat remained steady, however there was not any significant respiratory effort or spontaneous limb movement. The foal managed to have only 3-4 very shallow spontaneous breaths throughout the 30 minutes of treatment.

Bicom therapy was then attempted because of the concern of prolonged unresponsiveness of the foal and potential secondary complications.

Therapy: One treatment session was performed. Saliva and nasal discharge were placed into the input cup. A rectangular input electrode was placed on the chest and the output mat across the spine. The following two programs were tested and showed resonance.

Program 105 - Basic therapy - patients in an exhausted state Program 802 - Oxygen uptake, to improve

Results: By the end of program 802 (4 minutes), the foal started breathing spontaneously and within 2 minutes was moving all 4 legs. He was standing with assistance shortly thereafter. The foal did have a slow suckle reflex for the first 12 hours of life but has otherwise recovered normally without further complications.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. May, 2007

Osteoarthritis

Willow Andosca, a 14 ½ year spayed female Australian Shepherd, had been a regular patient for several years receiving acupuncture and chiropractic treatments as well as a combination of holistic products for the management of osteoarthritis. The owner was diligent with Willow’s care traveling 1 ½ to 2 hours for holistic treatments as well as maintaining an ongoing relationship with a traditional veterinarian closer to home.

In July 2005, Willow was showing more discomfort from the arthritis including a significant gait deficit on the left forelimb. Radiographs in July confirmed elbow dysplasia as the cause of the lameness. No evidence of bone tumors was seen. The client opted for BICOM therapy rather than pursuing treatment with allopathic medications such as NSAIDS. Also, the owner was reluctant to continue chiropractic as sometimes Willow seemed painful and resisted treatment. Willow was already getting an herbal treatment for possible Lyme Disease (cat’s claw, Una De Gato) so there was a suspicion at the time that Lyme may have been contributing to the arthritis symptoms.

Following the first BICOM session of August 5th, Willow was less lame. On the second visit prior to treatment, the gait deficit was definitely improved and only barely detectable. Willow continues to receive regular BICOM treatments every three to four weeks with improvements in mobility noted after each session.

During the ten-month span, Willow has been healthy except for a urinary tract infection treated by the regular DVM with antibiotics according to culture and sensitivity. Willow has passed her 15th birthday and the owner has not had to initiate allopathic pain medication for the management of the arthritis.

By Regina M. Downey, DVM July 2005 to June 2006 [TOP]

Periorbital Dermatitis Patient: “Q” is a 4 year old, male Siberian Husky.

History: Q presented to his regular veterinarian 1 year ago with a “rash on his face” of three months duration. The crusty lesions were confined to the facial area. Diagnostic procedures included a negative skin scraping, a negative fungal culture and a skin smear cytology showing occasional eosinophils and cocci bacteria. Symptomatic treatment was prescribed over the next three months including Cephalexin antibiotic, topical preparations including Neopolydex and Animax ointment. Treatment was ineffective and the dermatitis progressively worsened.

The regular veterinarian then obtained skin biopsies of the muzzle and eye area. Histopatholgic findings showed “diffuse, moderate, lymphocytic, plasmacytic, mastocytic and mildly eosinophilic dermatitis: diffuse moderate, epidermal acanthosis with regional parakeratosis and intracorneal pustules.” The findings were considered “most consistent with a chronic, allergic/hypersensitivity dermatitis. The cause is not determined but food allergies should be considered. Pustules suggest a secondary superficial pyoderma.”

The veterinarian’s treatment protocol was adjusted based on the biopsy findings. Oral Methylprednisolone, Cephalexin and topical hydrocortisone were prescribed. Three different “allergy” diets including a Salmon diet and a non-wheat diet were given. A trial of Doxepin (for antihistaminic properties/psycogenic dermatoses) was also prescribed. Q’s skin condition did not improve during this nine month period and the periorbital dermatitis continued to progressively worsen. Examination: The owners presented Q for Bicom therapy. Examination revealed alopecia (hair loss) and crusting of approx 1-2 inch diameter around both eyes. A few small similar lesions were noted on the top of the head and side of the face. The areas were severely pruritic (itchy). Lesions were confined to the face (view the before photo). Otherwise, Q was a normal, healthy, energetic dog.

Therapy: Preliminary toxin strain testing showed sensitivity to vaccines, heavy metals, parasites and fungi. Wheat and corn tested positive as food allergens. A series of four Bicom treatment sessions were performed at two week intervals to remove the superficial sensitivities – Lead, DHLPP & Rabies vaccine, and grain mites. Five element balancing

and support was also performed. No significant improvement was noted during these sessions.

Once the previously listed strains were cleared, the treatment priority showed as fungi. Two treatment sessions were performed with the fungal components treated as both an infection and an allergy. (See specific therapy session programs listed below.) The improvement was dramatic. The periorbital lesions disappeared and Q stopped itching within a few weeks. Three more Bicom sessions were done to clear the wheat allergen (corn testing became negative after the wheat treatment sessions).

Saliva and hair particles were used as input. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing. A Bicom therapy chip was charged and taped to the dog’s collar between treatments.

First Fungal Clearing Session 103 - Basic therapy for acute-inflammatory state 530 - Metabolism therapy 201 - Lymph, chronic-degenerative 971 - Mycosis treatment using Blastomycete, Candida, Cryptococci, Penicillinum fungal vials 192 - A program for all 5 VF kit fungal elimination vials VF41-45

Second Fungal Session (2 weeks later) 131 - Basic therapy for patients in a Yang state 900 - Activate vitality 201 - Lymph, chronic-degenerative 978 - Strain due to exposure to pathogens (fungi) and 945 - Allergy therapy for “natural” antigens (fungi) using Ascomycetes, Botromycosis, Dermatomycosis, Microspore, Penicillinum, Streptomyces, Trichophytosis fungal vials 192 - A program for VF kit fungal elimination vials VF44, VF45

My evaluation: Based on Q’s dramatic response to the fungal clearing sessions, his skin lesions and symptoms appear to be directly related to a fungal allergy. Bicom treatments were the only therapy being instituted at the time of improvement more than one year after his original symptoms developed. Q was not placed on any medication, supplementation or topical treatment during his Bicom therapy. Even though the skin culture was negative on the original medical work-up, the Bioresonance technology allowed detection of the fungal component. In this case, it appears that the problem was more of a fungal allergy (consistent with the skin biopsies) rather than a typical fungal infection.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. June, 2007 [TOP]

Scotchguard Chemical Sensitivity Patient: Fred is a 5 year old, male neutered Domestic Shorthair cat.

History: Fred presented with severe generalized alopecia with crusting lesions involving the entire body. The most severe lesions were along the dorsal spine, chin and behind the ears. The cat would bite if his skin was touched. The skin condition has been present for at least 3 years (the owner could not remember him without the problem). Previous therapy with prednisone tablets and injections were ineffective at controlling the itching or healing the skin lesions.

Bicom Testing: Toxin strain testing was performed with Bicom vials. Fred was negative to all strains including vaccines, fungi, bacteria, parasites, viruses, chemicals, heavy metals, and food. The only item he showed a positive result on was Scotchguard chemical.

Therapy: Four Bicom therapy sessions were originally done at two week intervals. Mild improvement was seen with slightly less itching. Unfortunately, the Scotchguard vial was still testing positive. Thus, Ai+A Detoxification protocol was implemented.

Saliva and hair particles were used as input. Programs were chosen based on indication and testing. Five element balancing and support was also performed. A Bicom therapy chip was charged and taped to the cat’s collar between treatments.

Original Scotchguard Treatment Sessions at two week intervals 1. Basic therapy 2. Skin Meridian program (350, 351) using input with comb electrode 3. Toxin elimination programs (970, 201 or 530) 4. Skin detoxification program (515) 5. Toxin treatment (979 or 999) with Scotchguard vial

Four Ai+A Detox Treatment Sessions at monthly intervals 1. Basic therapy 2. Skin Meridian program (350, 351) using input with comb electrode 3. Toxin elimination programs (970, 201 or 530) 4. Toxin treatment Ai+A detox programs with Scotchguard vial

Final Treatment Session 1. Basic therapy 2. Skin Meridian program (350, 351) using input with comb electrode 3. Potentiation (Ai) with Scotchgard vial until cleared at all levels 4. Program 431 for acceptance of environmental toxin - Scotchguard vial

Evaluation: Fred responded favorably within the first two detox treatments. A total of four detox treatments were performed. Fred’s hair slowly grew back, the skin lesions disappeared and the itching stopped. At the final treatment session, the only evidence of his original problem was slight sensitivity upon touching his back or under his chin. Owner’s reported the cat was much happier and more social.

Karen M. Strickfaden, D.V.M. July, 2007 [TOP]

Seizures & Hypersensitivity Patient: Tasha is a 7 ½ year old, female spayed Labrador Retriever.

History: Tasha has a history of intermittent grand mal seizures—approximately 6 seizures within a 4 year time period. Metabolic diagnostic work-up was performed on three separate occasions and was always within normal limits.

Tasha also has a history of multiple immediate hypersensitivity reactions to substances throughout her life. Her first allergic hypersensitivity reaction involved the second booster of a puppy DHLPP vaccination at 12 weeks of age. For the next two vaccinations (3rd puppy and 1yr adult DHLPP vaccinations), Diphenyhdramine and Dexamethasone were administered by her regular veterinarian prior to vaccination.

Hypersensitivity reactions to insect bites occurred at 6 months of age and 3 years of age. Tasha exhibited facial swelling, uticaria, vomiting and diarrhea. She was also treated at 2-1/2 years of age for facial edema and erythema after the owner’s applied a topical insect repellent for pets (Biospot-pyrmethrin ingredient).

The timing of her first seizure at 2 years of age occurred 1 week after receiving a DHLPP vaccination that was administered without any pre-treatment of anti-histamine or steroids. DHLPP vaccinations were discontinued at 2 years of age.

Therapy: Bicom toxin testing revealed sensitivity to the following pesticides: CKW, 2-4-5-T and Pyrethroids. The chemical-Formaldehyde, Insects-Bee, Mosquito and wasp, and the DHLPP vaccine were also positive.

The patient received several Bicom treatments for meridian balancing and organ support. The insects, formaldehyde and pesticides were treated with toxin elimination programs based on priority testing.

The DHLPP vaccination was then treated three times with vaccine elimination and support programs (990 and 991), but the vaccine would not test clear with the Bicom methodology. An Ai+A detoxification protocol was then instituted. The Ai+A detoxification protocol was used for six treatments at three week intervals until the substance was finally cleared from the patient. The specific Bicom therapy programs were chosen based on indication and testing.

Results: Tasha has been weaned off of all anti-seizure medication (Potassium Bromide and Phenobarbital). She has not had a seizure episode or an allergic hypersensitivity reaction for 1 ½ years.

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