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Practical Application of Microbiological Medicines
Excerpted and edited from: The SANUM Therapy Prescription Book by Konrad Werthmann, M.D
The understanding for the use of microbiological medicines can be easily enlightened through the knowledge of Enderlein’s theory. A brief outline shows the micro-world of bacteria as symbionts, which only develop with milieu changes of pathogenicity. The results of single specific criteria produced on the one hand are repeatedly recommended in therapy suggestions and on the other hand with disregard to therapy prolongation or diminishment of its success.
Of course, one may carry out each therapy according to one’s own ideas, only to show a not insignificant worth of the experience of many existing therapists, so long as the experience and systematic of the SANUM Therapy can be well complimented with each other.
1. Pleomorphism
The “Milieu is everything” (Bernard) and bacteria develop mainly according to the milieu. This important recognition still remains a paradigm 100 years after Bernard’s statement.
A milieu unsuitable for bacteria is one which doesn’t allow specific bacteria cultures to thrive. This is proved by normal bacteriology, which requires exactly described and specified culture media with an suitable pH value.
A further paradigm shows pleomorphism as a development of a microbe, and over dark field microscopy the changes of one and the same organism in the blood or in other body fluids can be seen.
There is more than enough pleomorphism in the animal kingdom. Particularly obvious is it in the butterfly which develops from its beginnings as an egg, to caterpillar on the tree, to cocoon, and finally into a butterfly.
Similarly a microbial base form can develop over physiologically important regulatory stages to highly pathological bacterial or sporoidic forms in the blood. In light microscopic conditions these tiny life forms simply become transparent and therefore invisible.
These base forms are proteins which are very small (nano region) and can survive heat temperatures of up to 350 °C and cold temperatures down to –70 °C. High valences are created through aggregations which one can (9).
Relationship: Cyclode – Illnesses
Mucor Penicillium Aspergillus
(Mucokehl) (Notakehl) (Nigersan)
Type prone to blockages, Degenerative Type, physically plump (too much protein), asthenic, slender boned, dynamic, liver type forthright.
Therapy: Removal of Blockage Therapy: Elimination
- Every blockage - Inflammations - Tbc, Para-Tbc
- All blood related illnesses - Suppuration - Lungs, Bronchi
- Veinous illnesses - Infections - Asthma
- Wounds - Staphyloc, Streptoc. - Arthrosis, M. Bechterew
- Hemorrhoids - Rheuma - Cysts, ovarian cancer
- Tinnitus - Nerve afflictions - Prostate diseases
- Neurodermatitis - Tumors
Source: Dr.med. T. Rau
(10)
Imagine as “hooked into each other” (Bleker). They can be linear or spherically shaped. In extreme cases one can see the bacterial forms. Such high valances recede again in more or less physiological forms through copulation with the base forms. For conventional bacteriology this is something quite new and unconvincing. The possibility of microbial recession under alkaline milieu conditions and the presence of base forms
is the core of the isopathic way of thinking. Microbial recession is also achieved by isopathic medicament.
2. Cyclogeny
Professor Enderlein named the cyclus with development to pathological forms and the break-down of same to the physiological valence as “Cyclogeny”. The fundamental cyclogeny is that of the Mucor racemosus. This organism is also named by Enderlein as “Endobiont”, as it appears in each cell of the body as well as in semen and in the female ovum.
The basic cyclogeny occupies as with all other cyclogenies a low valenced physiological and a high valenced pathological part. Out of the physiological (low valence) part (Chondrit and Protit stages) arise the cyclogeny of Aspergillus niger and out of the pathological (high valence) region the cyclogeny of the Penicillium series.
The cyclogeny of Aspergillus Niger is just as that of Mucor racemosus the basis for the chronicity of an illness. Both, Mucor racemosus and Aspergillus Niger are allocated to intrinsic spheres and at the same time are a complementary pair. Whilst Mucor racemosus shows responsibility for the blood stream and the viscosity of the blood, the domain of Aspergillus Niger is the cell wall and the cell interior. The Penicillium cyclogeny is responsible for acute inflammatory occurrences.
3. What is Isopathy?
For millions of years colloids of the fungi Mucor racemosus Fresenius and Aspergillus niger van Tieghem have been living in humans and all warm blooded animals. In healthy organisms these colloids appear as primitive forms or base forms which use regulative processes. In diseases they can develop into higher forms. (11)
Professor Enderlein named this micro-organism, Mucor racemosus, which has been in existence for millions of years in the whole of the mammal circle, endobiont. Varying causes such as dietary disorders, too much protein or carbohydrates, stress, heavy metals, emotional burden, adverse natural conditions, or senility can all bring the primitive forms to a higher stadium, whereby they become parasitic.
The fungal parasite circulates in the body during all stages of its development, from the initial colloid stage to bacteria and fungi. Colloid, bacterium and fungus were previously seen as independent and unchanged organisms. Enderlein recorded these development processes and explained that all these stages form a single common cycle.
According to Dr Bleker, these manifestation forms – viruses, bacteria, fungi, come into existence through a higher development of the primitive forms. Certainly a corresponding acidic milieu must be present. Enderlein discovered that the high forms could be degraded by the base forms into low valence fragments. The same is achieved through the SANUM medicament, and the degradation products leave the body over the natural pathways. If excretion is not successful during a state of illness/disease, then an upwards development can result.
Isopathy is according to: The existing different higher development forms are led into lower phases which can exit the body through the excretory organs.
4. Milieu
The milieu is determined by different factors. For the maintenance of all vital functions, the core components are blood as the lasting powerful buffer and connective tissue with all its regulation and storage capacity.
The excretion system and the defense mechanisms, such as the lymph organs, kidneys, respiratory organs, and skin as well as the digestive system help the milieu in the different tissues to remain in a proper state and with it allowing the excretion of the corresponding low valence forms.
However, these physiological mechanisms do not always work properly in particular with an unhealthy intestinal mucous membrane, which indiscriminately allows the diffusion of proteins and / or has absorption difficulties for trace elements which are important for enzyme reactions.(12)
This can be therapeutically solved, in which either the specific excretion medicament for the Mucor racemosus or Aspergillus Niger is used or by way of a short break (interim treatment) with other medicament. This way is also practiced in this book and is given in the prescriptions in which the basic therapy is carried out from Monday to Friday and suspended at weekends. These breaks are then used in other ways.
This process serves further consideration. As previously mentioned in points 1 and 3, the Penicillium cyclogeny stems from the pathological part of the Mucor cyclogeny. Just as one begins the deconstruction of a house i.e. from the roof outwards, the therapy of the pathological forms of the Penicillium cyclogeny begins outwards and the medication of the base cyclogeny is carried out afterwards. In order to avoid the possibility of undisposed fragments of the Penicillium cyclogeny developing again into high valences, preparations from the Penicillium series are to be used on the weekends.
The following basic therapy is well proven in practice:
For the first 10 days one is treated with a Penicillium preparation, 1 tablet or 10 drops twice daily, then changing to the base therapy (combination) with MUCOKEHL preparations in the mornings and NIGERSAN preparations in the evenings, always taken from Monday to Friday inclusive and on the weekends prescribing a Penicillium preparation. With chronic illnesses this therapy should be carried out over a period of several months.
Penicillium Preparations:
FORTAKEHL Penicillium roquefortii
NOTAKEHL Penicillium chrysogenum
QUENTAKEHL Penicillium glabrum
Base Preparations:
MUCOKEHL Mucor racemosus
MUCEDOKEHL Mucor mucedo
NIGERSAN Aspergillus niger
There are, of course, plenty more fungal preparations, but previous experience shows that these few are the ones mostly used. (13)
5. Immuno-biology
There is a quantity of effective immuno-biological preparations, whose application and therapy performance depends on the individual case. These medicines require intact Peyer’s patches, a mucous membrane regenerating diet and a healthy lawn of bacteria.
One should, therefore, never prescribe immuno-biological preparations including haptens alone as they function only in connection with the previously listed points. They are all a support to isopathic medicine and not as an isolated method of healing (1,2)
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REBAS Peyer’s patches organ extract from calves
UTILIN Bacillus subtilis
RECARCIN Bacillus firmus
LATENSIN Bacillus cereus
UTILIN “S” Mycobacterium phlei
SANUKEHL Acne Propionibacterium acnes
SANUKEHL Brucel Brucella melitensis
SANUKEHL Cand Candida albicans
SANUKEHL Coli Escherichia coli
SANUKEHL Klebs Klebsiella pneumoniae
SANUKEHL Myc Mycobacterium bovis
SANUKEHL Prot Proteus vulgaris
SANUKEHL Pseu Pseudomonas aeruginosa
SANUKEHL Salm Salmonella enteritidis
SANUKEHL Serra Serratia marcescens
SANUKEHL Staph Staphylococcus aureus
SANUKEHL Strep Streptococcus pyogenes
SANUKEHL Trich Trichophyton verrucosum
6. Intestinal Mucous Membrane
As with all medicinal therapies, a rapid and sufficient success is achieved only with a well constructed intestinal mucous membrane.(1,2) More than four fifths of all people suffer from a dystrophy or atrophy of the intestinal mucous membrane as well as from the consequences of these disorders. A well formed intestinal mucous membrane is the largest producer of Immunoglobulin A (IgA) and, therefore, plays a large role for the development of the immunity. Besides identifying toxins and bacteria, IgA first and foremost seals the intercellular space and hence reduces the penetration of bacteria and large luminal molecules to a minimum. (14)
At the same time, a fully developed intestinal mucous membrane can undertake the absorption of vital minerals and nutritional components and select the diffusion of proteins. An unhealthy intestinal mucosa lets heavy metals pass through, cannot absorb vital minerals and metabolic products, and is not capable of building a normal lawn of bacteria. Only this is able to break down cellulose and to prevent fermentation and putrefaction in the small intestine.
An increased fungal growth results from a missing normal lawn of bacteria. Restoration of the mucosa enteralis can only result by way of a special diet without the primary antigens. (1)
A healthy intestinal mucous membrane contains fully functional Peyer’s patches. They are the breeding ground of T and B cells. These cells activate the defenses, motivate the macrophages and are of immense importance for the success of the therapy.
Without the activation of the Peyer’s patches, the goal of the therapy will only achieve part results. This applies for every form of therapy and especially for a milieu regulating, isopathic one.
Furthermore, only a well built and fully functional mucosa enteralis can house a lawn of bacteria which produce the necessary three-fold conjugated unsaturated fatty acids. These guarantee a proper functioning reactions behavior (Selye) after taking medication. If a good working bacterial lawn is not present, chronic illnesses and above all a partial or total failure of the therapy may result.
7. Candidiasis
Candida is a frequent occurring yeast. In most Candida mycoses a heavy metal burden exists at the same time, as Candida removes heavy metals (similar to algae) and appears in countless forms in the human body. Only Candida albicans is a typical saprophyte.
A candidiasis, regardless where it appears is always a warning signal for the local milieu and never an expression of an infection (Enderlein). A local candidiasis is always connected with a candidiasis of the intestine at the same time. Therefore, the varying causes must be considered. The greatest milieu disorder lies in the intestine, and connected with this disorder is the problem of the atrophy of the intestinal mucosa and consecutive bacterial depletion. This unsuccessful colonization in which the breakdown of cellulose cannot be correctly executed leads to fermentation and putrefaction. (15)
At the same time one should take into consideration that the Candida population is a “help organization” by overcoming a heavy metal burden. (5) Consequently, the therapy must take into consideration with each candidiasis the possible causes. Therefore, an appropriate diet (1,2) is to be implemented, and a secondary pancreas insufficiency must be considered. For this reason, for the first three months, the consumption of fresh fruit, fresh vegetables and dried fruit are not permitted, and all food must be cooked.
In addition, amalgam fillings in the teeth must be replaced by synthetic or other materials (4).
An anti-mycotic chemotherapy forces fungus to migrate into the submucosa and feed on blood sugar. Shortly after the end of such a therapy the fungus is then again present in the lumen of the bowel; this situation is completely different after an isopathic therapy.
8. Alkalization
Alkalization of the body or individual organs is carried out in various ways. One can generally attain this by way of following a diet consisting of basic foods and fasting. However, this is a slow process.
With allergies which are always brought about by way of acidulation and much easier generated in an acid milieu, sodium bicarbonate is the best base preparation and is at the same time the best anti-allergicum. It is contained in ALKALA T tablets.
One should primarily begin with this product as it rapidly neutralizes allergic and inflammatory processes. Only after 10-14 days should one change to ALKALA N powder for the long term which is to be consumed with warm water. This accelerates the passage through the stomach and the pylorus. It is urgently needed in the upper small intestine. Cold water halts the passage of the stomach.
Base infusions are an excellent means against the complaints of acidulation. In cases of acute pain and/or cancer which require rapid alkalization then base infusions should be applied in addition. (16) The base infusions contain sodium chloride and sodium hydrogen carbonate which rapidly reach the individual organs. The more physiological the local pH value is, the better the cells can work, and this is also valid for the lymph vessels. The lymph blockages first of all disappear through the infusion whereby the pain clearly reduces.
The reduction of antidolorosa is always noticed with the administration of this infusion in a remarkable manner. With brain tumors the quality of life is improved and tumor growth becomes much slower.
The intensive practitioner is familiar with the immense responsibility of the acid base balance for the human organism and of which the normal practitioner knows relatively little. With physical health and illness the acid-base balance plays a decisive role which increases in crisis situations.
The ideal biological pH value of the majority of tissues and blood is 7.4. The pH value of blood can fluctuate between 7.3 and 7.8 dependent on the organism’s puffer capacity.
Buffer capacity is influenced by many factors, such as:
Disturbance Fields (root canal treated teeth, amalgam)
Chronic illnesses
Treatment such as chemo-therapy, radio-therapy, antibiotics and antidolorosa
Drug abuse.
Base infusions
Indication: In addition to the above mentioned illnesses, above all those patients suffering from rheumatism, pain, carcinoma, colitis, all skin disorders, and pre and post operative care.
Application: 250 ml base infusion applied slowly intravenously (paravenous application is painful!)
Content: 250 ml contain in (%)
Sodium chloride 0.72%
Sodium hydrogen carbonate 1.68% (17)
1000 ml contain in (gr)
Sodium chloride 7.2
Sodium hydrogen carbonate 16.8
Water for injection ad 1000 ml
Medicament ready for use can be obtained from: Spagyra, Groedig/Salzburg, Austria, Tel (+43) 62 46 72 370
9. Metals
Many metals block the oxidative and fermentative processes adversely affecting the physiological processes.
First of all, all denture materials are to be identified, besides the amalgam, platinum, gold, and palladium. In root fillings also materials are present which have the characteristics of heavy metals. With chronic illnesses, therapists must always (at the same time without compromise) take the teeth into consideration. Compromise only leads to partial results or total failure and impedes each therapy.
10. Nasal Lavage
The nasal lavage serves the rinsing of the nose and sinuses and is described in more detail on page 109 of the book “Successful Treatments for Allergic and Chronic Disorders” (Semmelweis, 2001). This method is very simple and easy to learn for self administration.
11. Guide to Use
The prescriptions and therapy suggestions contained in this book are above all aimed at therapists and patients in minimizing the application of injections. The therapy suggestions correspond to the stated requirements and comprise many possibilities of incorporating isopathy and immunebiologic into individual therapies.
Finally, it is of no consequence whether the medicament incorporated is administered in a solution for injection or another form. Some therapists find ampoules stronger and easier to handle whilst others prefer capsules, suppositories, and drops. (18)
Under “Additives” medicines from other companies are listed which support the SANUM therapy.
Key to Abbreviations
tsp teaspoon
htsp half teaspoon
tbsp tablespoon
i.m. intra-muscular
s.c. subcutaneous
i.v. intravenous
Glob. Globuli
fw finger width
Mon Monday
Tues Tuesday
Wed Wednesday
Thur Thursday
Fri Friday
Sat Saturday
Sun Sunday
Age Groups/Dosages
The age groups are classified as follows for which the corresponding dosage measures apply:
Category/Age
Infants 0 – 2 years
Young Children 2 – 6 years
Older Children 6 – 14 years
Adolescents/Adults 14 +
(19)
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