Pain therapy for complaints in the locomotor system
Pain in the musculoskeletal system can take many different forms. The good news is that we can provide very effective naturopathic support for all of these symptoms:
- Back problems, lumbago
- Slipped disc
- Cervical spine syndrome, thoracic spine syndrome, lumbar spine syndrome
- Neck Tension
- Shoulder-Arm Syndrome
- Heel spur
- Tennis elbow, golf elbow
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Arthrose, Arthritis
Different therapies are used depending on the symptoms.
Pain therapy for chronic pain conditions
A detailed medical history is required for chronic pain conditions. The choice of treatment depends on the causes identified. Acupuncture, vital wave therapy (treatment with ultrasound) or injections with dextrorotatory lactic acid or organ preparations are usually used.
Trikombin frequency therapy is very effective in helping to remove toxins, such as environmental toxins and heavy metals, from the tissue.
Other helpful measures include changing your diet and restoring a healthy acid-base balance.
Pain therapy for acute complaints
For acute symptoms, a combination of acupuncture and vital wave pain therapy (treatment with ultrasound) is usually most effective.
Very good results can also be achieved with the help of biomolecular vitOrgan therapy (e.g. stimulation of cartilage growth through homeopathically prepared organic substances).
Pain therapy for headaches and migraines
Headaches and migraines can also have very different causes. That is why a detailed medical history is particularly important for this type of complaint. Laboratory tests may also be necessary to rule out hormonal imbalances.
The most promising treatments are acupuncture or trikombin frequency therapy (bioresonance). In addition, I may prescribe orthomolecular substances, medicinal mushrooms or Bach flower remedies. If there is any suspicion, other causes such as food intolerances (e.g. histamine or gluten) or a parasitic infection must also be ruled out.
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Treatment of autoimmune diseases in practice
Of course, we cannot influence any genetic predisposition. But we can take effective action against all other probable causes:
- Since approximately 80% of the immune system is located in the gut, improving gut health is an important prerequisite for healing.
- Experience shows that a key factor for success is detoxification and therapy of the thymus gland so that it can once again perform its role in the maturation of T cells without restriction.
- The allergy to certain pathogens must be treated and, in addition, the pathogens must be decoupled from the affected organ.
- Last but not least, it is essential to eliminate as many physical and psychological stress factors as possible. In practice, we can treat physical stressors (allergies, heavy metals, environmental toxins); however, it is just as important that you address psychological stress triggers (e.g., sleep patterns, nutrition, exposure to electromagnetic fields, lack of grounding, learning relaxation techniques, etc.).
The treatment of autoimmune diseases is therefore a lengthy process that definitely requires your cooperation.
But it is a very worthwhile treatment, because without eliminating the negative conditions (especially in the intestines and thymus gland) and supporting the affected organs, the immune system is unable to regenerate itself.
