HISTORY OF ENDERLEIN THERAPY

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HISTORY OF ENDERLEIN THERAPY PLEOMORPHISM BACTERIA CYCLOGENY 1925 BECHAMP MONOMORPHISM ENDERLEIN (1872 – 1968) PASTEUR 40 YEARS STARTED 1916 500 SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

ISOPATHIC THERAPY BY ENDERLEIN Endobiont support system by maintaining milieu. Due to stress and poor lifestyle the endobiont cannot maintain balance . Balance shifts and endobiont changes. Therapy is required to: Create a more healthful lifestyle Alkalizing of milieu  protein  stress  elimination of toxins use specific chondritin (low valance forms of high valance forms to  valance in body tissues)

PLEOMORPHIC CYCLE FUNGUS FIBRIN / PROTIT PATHOGENIC CYCLE BACTERIA FIBRIN / PROTIT NON-PATHOGENIC CYCLE CHONDRITS / SYMPROTITS haptens and nosodes have similar properties. Sanukehl haptens are polysaccharide extracts from cell wall of the various infectious species. remove undesired proteins / lipids to make them essentially protein and pyogen free to reduce allergy and fever.

ACID - BASE REMEDIES Alkala N Sanuvis reduction of tissue acidosis Sodium citrate x H2O, Potassium bicarb, Sodium bicarb reduction of tissue acidosis  mitochondria respiration Sanuvis L - () lactic acid D4 / 6 / 12 / 30 / 200 lowers pH of blood  activity of Pleo Muc  mitochondrial respiration

ACID - BASE REMEDIES Citrokehl  cellular metabolism Citric acid D10 / 30 / 200  cellular metabolism  lactic acid production  blood viscosity  fluid retention helps Pleo Nig

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Albi (Albicansan) Pleo Ex (Exmykehl) Candida albicans Mycosis of mucous membranes Gall bladder Allergies Pleo Ex (Exmykehl) Benign prostatic hypertrophy Candida parapsiloso Mycosis mucosal Penicillium roquefort

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo-Fort (Fortakehl) Pleo-Lark (Larifikehl) Penicillium roquefort GI Symbiosis Digestive mycosis (post antibiotic catarrh) Pleo-Lark (Larifikehl) Laricifomas officinalis Asthma / coughs

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Mucedo (Mucedokehl) Pleo Muco (Mucokehl) Mucor mucedo fear/limbic system thyroid/URT microcirculation to brain/endocrine glands emotional weakness in children Pleo Muco (Mucokehl) Mucor racemosis circulation/congestion  wound healing (avoid Pleo Not)

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Nig (Nigersan) Pleo Not (Notakehl) Aspergilus niger urogenital / pelvic • tuberculin para tuberculin • lymph Pleo Not (Notakehl) Penicillium chysogenum general infection - bacterial staph/strep URT prostate avoid pleo Muc for 3 days

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Pef (Pefrakehl) Pleo Pinik (Pinikehl) Candida parapsilosis mycosis of opening internal / external dental Pleo Pinik (Pinikehl) Formitopsis liver / spleen depression recovery from debilitation and fever

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo San Oryzae (Sanoryzae) Aspergillum oryzae  circulation normalization of angina and migraine Pleo Quent (Quentakehl) Penicillium glabra acute and latent virus colds, flu etc. URTI Pleo Not / Pleo Nig

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Rub (Ruberkehl) Pleo Sancom (Sankombi) Aspergillus rubra Spring allergies / chronic URT DX Bl / K Pleo Sancom (Sankombi) Mucor racemosus all circulation and lymph Aspergillus niger GI for infant detox and allergies

FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Muc Atox (Mucokehl Ex) Mucor racemosus  excretion of by-products after using Pleo Muc Pleo Nig Atox (Nigersan Ex) - Antichondrite serum - Aspergillus niger  excretion of by-products after using Pleo Nig

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES Bacterial phase remedies work by stimulating both non specific and specific immune reactions to increase the body’s resistance to toxins, antigens and infectious agents. BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES increase lymphokines / cytokines increase WBC activity increase humoral and non-specific immunity

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Art A (Arthrokehlan A) Proprionbacteria arthritis degenerative spine Column Dx Pleo Art U (Arthrokehlan U) Cornybacteria stimulates immune system especially in neoplasms

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Lat (Latensin) Bacillus cereus chronic gall bladder • dysbiosis respiratory • infertility *Can cause strong emotional reaction and fever Pleo Lep (Leptospermusan) Proprioni bacterium circulation of extremities migraine

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Rec (Recarcin) Bacillus firmus inflammation of mucous membranes glandular disturbances

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES Pleo Ut S (Utilin S) Mycobacterium phlei respiratory tract lymph tract tubercular / paratubercular, viral infection, autoimmune neoplasm * Produces strong reaction Inject deep into muscle

ORGAN PREPARATIONS CHRYSOCOR REBAS Hydrolate of human placenta sexual asthenia age related dysfunction REBAS Peyer’s patch extract  cellular immunity in chronic diarrhea GI, Liver DX, allergic reactions THYMOKEHL Extract of calf thymus  general immune system in chronic disease

PLANT EXTRACTS CERVIKEHL GINKGOKEHL respiratory symptoms circulation cetraria islandia respiratory symptoms GINKGOKEHL ginkgo biloba circulation

PLANT EXTRACTS OKOUBASAN RELIVORA COMP Okoubasan aubrevilles D2 acute diarrhea therapy and prevention RELIVORA COMP Drosera D3, Echinacea D2, Juglans D4  immune system URTI

PLANT EXTRACTS USNEABASAN LEPTOSPERMUSAN sunstroke congestion Usnea barbata ethall sunstroke congestion headaches LEPTOSPERMUSAN

HAPTEN THERAPY low molecular weight substance that becomes antigenic when coupled with a large molecular carrier such as a protein. capable of binding and eliminating harmful by- products that remain in the body after infection. haptens and nosodes have similar properties.

HAPTEN THERAPY Sanukehl haptens are polysaccharide extracts from cell wall of the various infectious species. remove undesired proteins / lipids to make them essentially protein and pyogen free to reduce allergy and fever.

GENERAL EFFECTS OF HAPTENS stimulate cellular and humoral response  neutrophils  phagocytosis bind to IgE antibodies  allergic reactions unblocking stuck immune system e.g. post cortisone therapy and chemo therapy.

HAPTENS PLEO SAN ACNE D5 PLEO SAN BRUCEL D6 rheumatic arthritis acne Proprion bacterium acne rheumatic arthritis acne PLEO SAN BRUCEL D6 Brucella melitensis dysmenorrhea influenza

HAPTENS PLEO SAN CAND D5 PLEO SAN COLI D7 Mycosis inflammation of GI Candida Mycosis PLEO SAN COLI D7 Escheria coli inflammation of GI liver LI kidney genital

HAPTENS PLEO SAN KLEB PLEO SAN MYC influenza respiratory Klebsielli pneumoniae influenza respiratory post antibiotic PLEO SAN MYC - Proteus vulgaris dysbiosis circulation

HAPTENS PLEO SAN PROT PLEO SAN PSEU gastritis dysbiosis circulation Proteus vulgaris gastritis dysbiosis circulation PLEO SAN PSEU - Pseudomonas aeruginosa dermatitis URT inflammation

HAPTENS PLEO SAN SALM PLEO SAN STREP malnutrition Salmonella enteriditis malnutrition failure to thrive in children chronic GI inflammation PLEO SAN STREP Strep pyogene skin infection carditis carditis poly arthritis poly arthritis URTI

HAPTENS PLEO SAN SERRA PLEO SAN TRIC nosocomial infection of ser Serratia marcescens nosocomial infection of ser PLEO SAN TRIC Tricophyton verrucosum mycosis of surface

POLYSANS A – Complaints of old age Dx – Testing of focal infection E – Heredity & own poisons G – Flu K – Circulatory disturbance OM – Benign & malignant tumors M – Malaria R – Rheumatism T – Tuberculosis D – Focal infections (alternate with Dx)