Toxische Radikalwirkungen - erkennen und therapieren mittels BFD

Abstract: With the use of the BFD short test and the BFD neutralization procedure it is possible to detemine the effects of toxic radicals on the organs and individual metabolic parameters. We present the preconditions for this.The extent of pathogenic radical effects can be estimated first of all by the, degree of deviation from the normal values with the help of three test substances ("parameters for the integrity of organs"), which serve as a measure for pathogenic lesions. These are:1 . "Carcinominum" as collective nosode 57, containing "organ degeneration nosodes". Resonance desired value: D 10.2. "DNA". Contains general degrees of impairment of the DNA in the cell cores and the mitochondria. Resonance desired value: D 1 0.3. "Acidum malicum" (= malic acid). An increase shows Aggression at the cell membranes (= lipid peroxidation). (Parallel to the developing of malondialdehyd). Resonance desired value: D 30.These three test substances represent on the one hand "parameters for the cellular integrity", when they are within the normal range and on the other hand, when they deviate form the desired values, they are a standard for the degree, how cells or organs and metabolic parameters are affected by toxin or radical influences.Deviations of the three parameters of integrity in pathological areas alone do not mean anything specific about negative radical influences, because theoretically also radical independent impairments can have converted the parameters for cellular integrity into pathological areas.It is only form the results of the neutralization of the pathological integrity parameters to normal values by such substances which on one hand have specific radical catcher properties (scavenger) and on the other hand by a neutralization of toxins of all kinds, which can produce radical, that conclusions can be made with respect to radical induced cellular and organic lesions. Examples and proceedings are presented for this complex.A sole radical catcher therapy without eliminating the causes for the development of the radicals can be important, but it is primarily just a kind of "fire brigade function", which extinguishes a fire, but which does not eliminate the actual " fireraisers" (toxins). Therefore, with respect to a permanent improvement of the pathological situation, the removal has to be stressed. The BFD short test is also suited for finding and treating them. A distinction is made between "exogenous" radical catchers which are contained in food or which are used therapeutically in the form of substances. In the case of a manifested damage caused by radicals, alimentary radical catchers alone are not sufficient. Therefore they are needed in addition to drugs. Among them are all the vitamins C, E, A and beta-carotin as well as the amino acids cystein, methionine and glutathione. Their dosage has to be determined with an example of the resonance behavior.In addition to this, there also exist "endogenous" radical catchers. These are the enzymes catalase, the glutathione peroxidase and the superoxide dismutase. Often they are a problem form the therapeutical point of view, because they especially need a sufficient supply with certain trace elements, e.g. selenium, manganese, zinc and copper. Their state of supply and the need for supplementation can also be determined with the help of the BFD short test.

Keyword(s): BFD-Kurztest

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