Amalgambelastung -BFD-Test = DMPS-Test?

Abstract: With the help of 170 patients it was indended to clarify, whether the results of a DMPS draining test linearily correspond to the results of a biophysical test procedure (here, BFD short test). In this case it was expected, that low potentiation stages in the BFD test correlate with high values in the DMPS draining test. lt was not possible, to prove this connection with sufficient statistical certainty, so that it has to be assumed, that both tests result in different statements.The author interprets, that the DMPS test only determines the amount of mercury, but not the individual valence for the patient. However, with the biophysical test procedure it is possible to show the individual disturbance in the patient by mercury, but it has not been clarified certainly or sufficiently so far, whether low potencies mean an especially high disturbance and high potencies mean a low disturbance, which can be almost ignored. Different stages of potency might mean burdens on different levels of existence. Therefore, a biophysical therapeutic attempt with potentiated mercury as well as a subsequent testing is necessary before the diagnosis for the removal of amalgam or before the draining of residual mercury from the body. lf, during this testing, potentiated mercury again responds as matching, the indication for the removal of amalgam exists. An excessive draining result alone is no indication.

Keyword(s): Biophysikalisches Testverfahren

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