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1 Introduction: Why biophotonics is crucial for the medicine of the future Biophotonics is one of the most exciting fields of research of our time. It investigates the ultra-weak light emission that emanates from living cells - the so-called biophotons. These light particles, which are produced in DNA and mitochondria, appear to play a fundamental role in cell communication and energy transfer. TheContinue reading

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Hulda Regehr Clark (1928-2009) was a Canadian naturopath and author who became known for her far-reaching health claims: She held the view that virtually all illnesses were due to parasites and environmental toxins - and that these could be eliminated with an electrical device („zapper“), among other things. This article categorizes her approachesContinue reading

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Basal cell carcinoma (BCC, „basal cell carcinoma“) is the most common skin cancer. It usually grows slowly and metastasizes much less frequently than other forms of skin cancer, but can be locally destructive - especially on the face (nose, eye region, ears). What is basal cell carcinoma? Basal cell carcinoma develops from cells in the basal layer of the skin. It occurs preferentially in areas exposed to the sunContinue reading

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Many people are familiar with this: you always wake up at the same time, are tired at certain times of the day or regularly experience complaints at similar times. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) describes an exciting model for this: the internal organ clock (also known as the meridian clock). It assumes that our organs have different „activity peak phases“ in a 24-hour rhythm.“Continue reading

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Pancreatic acinar cell carcinoma (PACC) is a rare malignant tumor of the exocrine pancreas. It arises from the acinar cells that produce digestive enzymes and accounts for only a small proportion of pancreatic tumors. Brief overview What makes acinar cell carcinoma special? Compared to the more common ductal pancreatic carcinoma, PACC:Continue reading

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Causes, symptoms, diagnosis, therapy - and classification for frequency therapy The atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor (AT/RT) is a very rare, highly malignant (WHO grade 4) tumor of the central nervous system (CNS) that occurs predominantly in infants and young children. AT/RT is one of the embryonal CNS tumors and requires rapid, specialized diagnostics and multimodal therapy inContinue reading

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Causes, symptoms, diagnosis, therapy - plus frequency lists (EDTFL/CAFL) What is a high-grade astrocytoma? Astrocytomas are gliomas (brain tumors from glial cells). In practice, „high-grade“ usually means WHO grade 3 (formerly „anaplastic astrocytoma“) or WHO grade 4 (in the current WHO classification, this often corresponds to what used to be called secondary glioblastoma or higher-grade astrocytoma).Continue reading

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Can the father's lifestyle before conception leave its mark on the child? Introduction: Genes are not everything When we talk about heredity, many people first think of genes - the „blueprint“ of our body. But epigenetics has significantly broadened our understanding: epigenetic markers help decide which genes are readContinue reading