Heel AntiAgeging Homotoxicology Gerhard Rei M D Specialist

-Heel Anti-Ageging - Homotoxicology Gerhard Reiß, M. D. Specialist in General Medicine and Naturopathy

-Heel Interest in Anti-ageing Medicine u Source: Focus

-Heel How Much Would You Spend?

-Heel ”Most people want to live to be old, but no-one wants to be old. ”

-Heel Declining Hormone Levels from The Age of 30

-Heel Menopause

-Heel Adrenopause

-Heel DHEA u. Production in the adrenal cortex u. Precursor hormone for sex hormones u. Strengthens bone and muscle u. Stimulates the immune system

-Heel Radiation Foods Viruses Chemicals Overall physical exposure Toxins Dysstress Medications Allergens Bacteria

-Heel Collective Risks to Health u. Radioactivity/UV radiation (ozone hole, Chernobyl) u. Pollution of the groundwater (nitrates) u. Pollution of the air by car exhausts and industry emissions (CO 2, heavy metals) u. Electromagnetic radiation

-Heel Individual Risks to Health u. Nutrition (obesity) u. Alcohol and nicotine u. Drugs u. Overstimulation u. Lack of exercise

-Heel Consequences of Risks to Health u. Deposition of homotoxins in the mesenchyma/connective tissue (matrix, Pischinger region)

-Heel The Connective Tissue is the Body’s Rubbish Tip. u. Deposited toxins clog the lattice structure of the matrix and prevent the flow of information. Sol state Gel state

-Heel Ground System acc. to Pischinger Organ parenchyma cell Basement membrane Defence cell Ground substance Elastin Fibroblast Axon Collagen Mast cell Axon Capillary CNS Endocrinium Biorhythms

-Heel Consequences of Homotoxin Loading u. Weakening of the immune system u. Chronic diseases u. Increased apoptosis of the organ cells u. Premature ageing

-Heel Approach Followed by Antihomotoxic Medicine 1. Limiting the intake of homotoxins 2. Excretion and detoxification therapy 3. Activation of the metabolism 4. Strengthening of cell and organ function 5. Immunostimulation and immunomodulation

-Heel 1. Limiting the Intake of Homotoxins u. Healthy diet: eating foods that are as natural as possible and rich in essential nutrients, i. e. biologically valuable

-Heel You should eat a pork chop every now and then. There are so many antibiotics in it that you’ll soon be well again.

-Heel Dietary Recommendation: udaily intake of fruit and vegetables (400 -800 g/day) uplenty of roughage (wholemeal) uavoid animal fats ulimit meat consumption (max. 80 g/day) umaintain ideal body weight (BMI 20 -25) ulimit alcohol consumption

-Heel 2. Excretion and Detoxification Therapy I u. Stimulation and support of the detoxification organs: Mesenchyma Liver Kidneys Intestine - Lymphomyosot Hepeel Solidago comp. Nux vomica-Homaccord

-Heel 2. Excretion and Detoxification Therapy II Detoxifying infusion: u 250 ml 0. 9% Na. Cl solution u. Lymphomyosot u. Hepar comp. u. Solidago comp. 1 ampoule of each u. Galium-Heel u. Ubichinon comp. u. Coenzyme comp.

-Heel 3. Activation of the Metabolism I Infusion to treat hyperacidity (rheumatism, metabolic syndrome) u 250 ml 0. 9% Na. Cl solution u 10 ml 8. 4% bicarbonate u. Thyreoidea comp. , Hepar comp. , Lymphomyosot, Solidago comp. , Galium-Heel 1 ampoule of each or alternatively Pack of citric acid cycle catalysts

-Heel 3. Activation of the Metabolism II u. By nosodes e. g. Psorinoheel (broad-spectrum nosode, contains all Erb nosodes)

-Heel 3. Activation of the Metabolism III u. Nosodes restart systems with regulatory blockages.

-Heel 3. Activation of the Metabolism IV Nosodes as similars: u. Symptomatic similarity, e. g. tonsillitis and sinusitis nosode u. Relevant aetiological similarity, e. g. pertussis nosode after whooping cough u. Anamnestic similarity to an earlier illness, e. g. Salmonella nosode in intestinal disorders

-Heel 4. Strengthening of Cell and Organ Function I With suis-organ preparations: u. Origin: Pig because of the physiological similarity between pigs and humans

-Heel 4. Strengthening of Cell and Organ Function II u. Homoeopathic preparations made from pig organs stimulate regeneration of the corresponding human organs.

-Heel 4. Strengthening of Cell and Organ Function III Alternative to hormone replacement u. Hypophysis suis-Injeel u. Hypothalamus suis u. Thyreoidea suis u. Glandula suprarenalis suis u. Thymus suis

-Heel 5. Immunostimulation/ Immunomodulation I Autologous blood injections with: u. Engystol u. Echinacea comp. u. Galium-Heel

-Heel 5. Immunostimulation/ Immunomodulation II Progressive auto-sanguis therapy acc. to Reckeweg 1. Engystol 2. Echinacea comp. 3. Lymphomyosot 4. Thymus suis 5. Psorinoheel

-Heel Composita in Anti-ageing Medicine I u. Action: - symptomatic - causative - regenerative u. Composition: - symptomatic substances - suis-organ preparations - biocatalysts - nosodes

-Heel Composita in Anti-ageing Medicine II u. Zeel comp. : arthrosis u. Discus comp. : u. Cralonin: u. Cerebrum comp. : in all forms of in spinal diseases in incipient heart failure in declining brain function and deficiency of memory

-Heel Composita in Anti-ageing Medicine III u. Testis comp. : declining vigilance in men (as testosterone replacement) u. Ovarium comp. : in all menopausal conditions (as oestrogen replacement) u. Procainum comp. : for general revitalization

-Heel Advantages of Antihomotoxic Medicine ufew side effects upreparations can be combined with each other and with allopathic remedies ucan be used in patients of any age uinexpensive

-Heel Other Naturopathic Measures u. Physiotherapy uoxygen therapies uacupuncture uorthomolecular medicine uneural therapy

-Heel The Doctor’s Task u. Expert in health-preserving medicine and lifestyle counselling – prevention Nihil nocere