Mistletoe therapy

Mistletoe therapy is the most widely used complementary medicine treatment in oncology and is intended as a supplement to school medicine therapy.

The primary objective of this complementary biological therapy is to improve the quality of life of the patient.

Mistletoe therapy improves appetite and weight gain, sleep, performance and reduces undesirable side effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Mistletoe therapy also strengthens and regulates the immune system, inhibits malignant cell growth, alleviates tumor-related pain, prevents recidivism and metastases, and prolongs survival.

Horvi Enzyme Therapy

Dr. Waldemar Diesing developed the Horvi Enzyme Therapy (HET) to create a holistic treatment method that not only addresses the symptoms of diseases but also the causes, activating the body's self-healing powers.

Development of Horvi Enzyme Therapy:

1. Research and discovery: Dr. Diesing studied the effects of enzymes on human metabolism and discovered that animal toxins such as toad, salamander, and scorpion venoms contain a wide range of enzymes.
2. Production process: He developed a special process. By sufficient deproteinization (maintaining a residual protein content of 1.8% - 2%), he enabled use without side effects.
3. Application: The resulting natural preparations are developed in the form of liquids, drinking ampoules, and ointments to treat various health problems. Dr. Diesing wanted to develop a method that uses natural active ingredients with minimal side effects. Horvi Enzyme Therapy is used in both human and veterinary medicine.

Possible therapies with HET: 

• Allergies: Treatment of various allergies. 
• Autoimmune diseases: For example, Hashimoto's thyroiditis. 
• Neurological disorders: Migraines and headaches. 
• Inflammatory diseases: Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases. 
• Skin diseases: Psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. 
• Respiratory diseases: Asthma and other bronchial diseases. 
• Cardiovascular diseases: Heart diseases and vascular diseases. 
• Prophylaxis: For prevention and maintenance of health.

Infusion therapy

Vitamin C is not only one of the most well-known but also one of the most important vitamins, as humans cannot synthesize it and have to ingest it with food.

Physical processes in which vitamin C is involved include, for example, metabolism and immune defense.

Vitamin C is also used as a radical catcher. In special life situations, the need for vitamin C can be much higher, for example in acute or chronic infections, mental stress and physical exertion or in the case of inflammatory diseases. Smokers and athletes also show an increased demand.

In all these cases, the use of vitamin C infusions may be advisable.

Vitamin C infusions from a dose of at least 7. 5 grams are considered to be therapeutically effective. This dose is increased to 15 grams with the second infusion.

In practice, the vitamin content of such a vitamin C infusion is equivalent to a truckload of lemons.

Orthomolecular therapy

Our body can only stay healthy and work optimally if it has sufficient vital substances at its disposal.

These vital substances, in addition to vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids and trace elements, also include the secondary plant substances.

The principle of action of orthomolecular therapy is the support of the body’s natural healing mechanisms.

Here, the appropriately dosed orthomolecular micronutrients effectively help the organism to prevent pathogens, neutralize poisons, regenerate organ functions and heal injuries.

Applications of orthomolecular therapy include cardiovascular diseases, intestinal complaints, exhaustion and even cancer.