What is a biopsy

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A biopsy is a medical procedure in which a small tissue sample is taken from the body for subsequent closer examination in the laboratory. The aim is to assess conspicuous changes in the tissue as precisely as possible. A biopsy is primarily used when imaging procedures such as ultrasound, CT, MRI orContinue reading

What is a CT?

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Computed tomography, or CT for short, is one of the most important imaging techniques in modern medicine. It is used to visualize the inside of the body quickly and precisely. CT is particularly important in emergency situations, for unclear complaints, injuries and also in connection with cancer. Many people hear theContinue reading

What is an MRI

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Magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI for short, is one of the most important imaging techniques in modern medicine today. It makes it possible to precisely visualize the inside of the body without using X-rays. MRI plays a particularly important role in the clarification of complaints in the area of the brain, spine, joints or cancer.Continue reading

Frequency therapy for cancer treatment

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Conventional medical treatment methods, immune regulation and complementary frequency information Why cancer treatment involves several levels The treatment of cancer is one of the greatest challenges of modern medicine. Cancer does not just affect a single organ or a conspicuous area of tissue, but the entire organism with its immune system, metabolism, regenerative capacity and physical and mental health.Continue reading

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Symptoms, course and frequency information Rotaviruses are among the most important causes of acute gastrointestinal infections in infants and young children worldwide. Children between the ages of around six months and two years are particularly frequently affected. The literature describes that rotavirus infections occur on all continents and in all population groups. Several serological groups areContinue reading

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Basics, significance and classification Information medicine describes approaches that view the human being not only biochemically, but also as a regulative and networked system. The focus is on signal transmission, adaptability, resonance and self-organization. This article sheds light on the fundamentals, practical significance, opportunities and limitations of information medicine in an understandable and technically clear form,Continue reading

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A historical view from a technical and frequency medicine perspective As Herbert Eder, a frequency expert in the field of information medicine, I find historical devices particularly exciting when they show how early people tried to combine health, vibration and technology. One of the best-known names in this context is Georges Lakhovsky. His multi-wave oscillator, usuallyContinue reading

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Conventional medical principles, defense mechanisms and complementary frequency information Why the immune system plays a central role in tumor processes The immune system is one of the most important protective systems of the human body. It has the task of recognizing harmful intruders, monitoring altered cells and maintaining biological order. This protective function is particularly important in tumor processes.Continue reading