Case documentation: Chronic recurrent sore throat

Clinical diagnosis: chronic recurrent sore throat

Patient code: S.W. Age: 54 yrs. Gender: f Profession: food chemist

Start of treatment: 07.10.2016 End of treatment: 16.11.2016

Brief medical history (main symptom): The patient reports that she always gets a sore throat at the slightest draught. She has known this all her life. About two months ago, she had a tympanic cavity effusion with severe hearing impairment during a difficult phase of her life. In this context, she was diagnosed with a HiB infection, which was treated with antibiotics (amoxicillin). Immediately afterwards, she took preparations containing lactic acid bacteria. Since then she has had a constant sore throat.

Brief findings (e.g. laboratory, EAP, first software printout):

The EAP measurement showed numerous meridians with blocked energy; many meridian end points were very painful during the measurement.

The values of the bladder meridian were striking: BI re 4'1, BI li 47.

Tested with the point Le re (66 SkT):

  • Hemophilus influenza (HiB) ++ (49 SkT)
  • EBV no resonance
  • Pfeiffer's glandular fever no response
  • Amoxicillin no response
  • Streptococcus haemophilus ? (the measurement was inconclusive, as the point was probably already overreacting; to be on the safe side, Streptococc. haemophil. was included in the therapy)

Course of therapy and therapeutic measures including follow-up (e.g. EAP):

  • 07.10.2016: Biorhythm (BR) hypo, P 254 with HiB and Streptococc. hemophil. (from software), P 482 + double roll on the back down along the bladder meridian
  • 10.10.2016: Additionally tested for iron due to severe menopause-related blood loss: BI re 42, with iron (from software) in measuring circuit 51. Additional drug therapy with iron was therefore carried out to reduce any iron utilization disorders and to stimulate iron absorption. Biorhythm (BR) hypo, P 254 m. HiB and Streptococc. hemopllil. Ai=7, P 256 + iron (from software), P 482 + double roll on the back down along the bladder meridian
  • 19.10.2016: The sore throat, which was still there since she fell ill two months ago, is now gone. Overall, she feels more stable. Biorhythm (BR) hypo + blood in MT1, P 254 m. HiB and streptococc. hemophil. Ai=7, P 280, P 256 + iron (from software), P 482 + double roll on the back down along the bladder meridian
  • 16.11.2016 She is doing quite well. EAP: BI re is now at 46, some meridians are still too high (Le, Mi etc.) Test with Mi (63 SkT): HiB negative, Streptococc. Hemophil negative, iron ++ (value of the spleen meridian in the normal range), biorhythm (BR) hypo + blood in MT1, P 256 + iron (from software), P 482 + double roll on the back down along the bladder meridian Iron should be substituted here if necessary.

Side effects and undesirable therapeutic effects: None.

Were other therapeutic measures (e.g. medication, ointments, etc.) also used? Which ones?

Assessment of the therapeutic effectiveness of BioKat therapy (check as appropriate):

very good X good O satisfactory O unsatisfactory O

Justification of the assessment:

After the last appointment, the patient only reported acute symptoms of hay fever six months later. In this context, she spontaneously mentioned, without me asking, that her throat had been very good since the treatment and that she had never had any more problems, even when she had been in contact with people who themselves had a sore throat. In these cases she would have always "had something" again.

A few weeks later, she once again enthusiastically mentions that the therapy for her sore throat has been "mega-successful": she no longer gets a sore throat at the slightest pull, as has always been the case throughout her life.

This result was achieved after a total of only three therapy sessions by eliminating the HiB infection and erasing the body's memory of the HiB infection once, without any initial reactions or undesirable therapeutic effects.

Remark

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