Chronic Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (Colitis Ulcerosa, Regional Enteritis Crohn): Etiology and Therapy Outcomes using Bioenergetic Functional Diagnostics and Magnet Frequency Acupuncture

Author(s): Molitor, H.

Abstract: Background: The pathogenetic origins of the chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, especially the colitis ulcerosa and the regional enteritis Crohn, are mostly unknown up to the present day. In various epidemiological studies the genetic disposition and endogenous (autoimmune or infectious processes) and exogenous factors (inoculation reactions, toxins, allergens, and food) are discussed as the cause of the illness. Patients and Methods: In order to clarify the etiology of the chronic diseases and the efficacy of the natural treatment, 25 patients were recruited for a controlled outpatient study. Patients that already had undergone natural treatment were excluded. Clinically and histologically 1 case was described as regional enteritis Crohn, 5 cases as colitis ulcerosa, and 19 cases as unspecific chronical colitis. All patients were subjected to a bioenergetic functional diagnostics consisting of a homeopathic report and an ensuing meridian-associated kinesiology. 'Me pathological findings were confirmed by medical tests (microbiological urine and stool differentiation, serological allergy and infection diagnostics). All patients were treated with a magnet frequency acupuncture (VegaSelect or MoraSuper), and at the same time a sugarfree diet was recommended. After the end of the therapy, all patients were followed up for 1 year. Results: In all 25 cases a definite intestinal dysentery due to the meridian-associated kinesiology was proved, and in 11 cases an inoculation reaction, in 10 cases a mercury intoxication, and in 13 cases an allergy burden due to mildew fungus and corn (grain), respectively, were found. The combination of these causal factors with regard to the individual illnesses, colitis ulcerosa, Crohn's disease, and unspecific colitis are listed in the text. After magnet frequency acupuncture and without taking any medication, 20 patients suffered no more complaints. One patient suffered a progression of the disease, and in 4 cases the magnet frequency acupuncture was refused because of the costs. Conclusions: Chronic inflammatory bowel diseases appear to be caused by a combination of exogenous factors (inoculation reaction, mercury intoxication), enteropathogenic germs, and food allergies. They are acceptable to magnet frequency acupuncture. Further studies on a larger number of patients over a period of 10 years have to show whether these impressive results can be confirmed

Keyword(s): Chronisch-entzündliche Darmerkrankungen

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