Intravenous Therapy Using Ampoules of Antihomotoxic Preparations

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Dagmar Lanninger-Bolling, M.D.

Reprinted from Biologische Medizin,
(1997 Jun):137.

In traditional Chinese medicine, which developed out of a holistic school of thought, it is said that:

a distinguished physician
prevents illness
a mediocre physician
controls recurrent illness
an undistinguished physician
treats illness

We ought to learn from all physicians whose guiding principle has been to treat the person before the appearance of disease. But even in situations that have already led to pathological disturbances and/or biologically spread blocks in the body’s catabolic systems, there are valuable therapies that take this holistic and causally causal approach. It is well known that chronic organic or immunological symptoms appear only when the “internal milieu,” along with its pluripotent resistance and detoxification functions, is overburdened or blocked. For this reason, adjusting and refining this basic biological system and keeping it functional is an especially important therapeutic task.

Patients whose illness is worsening and whose defenses are increasingly overburdened with substances toxic to the organism are especially good candidates for intravenous therapy with antihomotoxic preparations. This therapy can prevent more serious illnesses from developing and can prevent the current illness from becoming chronic.

The advantages of intravenous treatment are guaranteed compliance and rapid improvement in the patient’s condition. As the patient experiences his or her vitality returning, this becomes the best possible motivation for maintaining a more conscious lifestyle.

Personal experience

In our work with numerous patients over the past few years, intravenous treatment with a combination of antioxidants and antihomotoxic remedies has proven to be the most reliable fast-acting form of elimination therapy for the following conditions:

  • noxae load/toxicities
  • chronic metabolic disorders
  • rheumatic diseases
  • chronic liver disease
  • autoimmune diseases
  • degenerative diseases
  • disorders of hormonal control
  • lowered resistance
  • chronic neurological disorders
  • drop in performance

Therapy

Intravenous treatments are administered twice weekly for a total of 10 times. The combination of antihomotoxic remedies used (elimination agents, biocatalysts, composite preparations, and nosodes) are selected on an individual, case-specific basis. Concomitant dietary and probiotic measures are implemented and are complemented by the appropriate orthomolecular substances. The following table gives examples of protocols for three different elimination therapies.

Success of this therapy is confirmed not only by rapid and readily apparent improvement in the patient’s condition but also by means of immune-specific monitoring studies (flow cytometry) and noxae load tests, which show clear improvement after completion of treatment.

Amalgam elimination
Ringer’s lactate solution, 250 mL

  • 7.5 g Vitamin C
  • 1 ampule Selenase
  • 2 ampules Lymphomyosot®
  • 2 ampules Mertochloral/Ischol®
  • 2 ampules Hepeel®
  • 2 ampules Ubichinon compositum®
  • 2 ampules Solidago compositum®

Basic detoxification for metabolic disorders caused by noxae
NaCl, 250 mL

  • 7.5 g Vitamin C
  • 1 ampule Selenase
  • 1 ampule Lymphomyosot®
  • 1 ampule Galium-Heel
  • 2 ampules Hepeel®
  • 1 ampule Solidago compositum
  • 1 ampule Circulo-Heel®

Metabolic disorders, obesity, rheumatic disorders
Ringer’s lactate solution, 250 mL

  • 7.5 g Vitamin C
  • 1 ampule Selenase
  • 1 ampule Thyreoidea compositum®
  • 1 ampule Hepar compositum®
  • 1 ampule Solidago compositum
  • 2 ampules Lymphomyosot®
  • 1 ampule Galium-Heel
  • 2 ampules Neuralgo Rheum-Heel®

Address of the author:
Dagmar Lanninger-Bolling, M.D.
Biologische Human — Institute for Applied Immunology and Preventive Medicine
Königstrasse 55/1
D-65812 Bad Soden
Germany