Testing for foci and heavy metals using auri­cu­lomed­ical methods in dental PhysioEn­er­get­ics

Testing for foci and heavy metals using auriculomedical methods in dental physioenergetics (ZPE)

(GPW, vol. 5, 2/2000, pp. 11–16)

Alongside heavy-metal burdens, focal and interference-field activity has central importance in diagnosing and treating chronic diseases.

It is therefore essential for bioenergetic testing methods to establish their presence reliably and to determine and classify their significance within each individual case of illness.

Besides classical methods such as EAV, BFD and ThRD, auriculomedicine and kinesiology can also meet this requirement, especially when the two methods are combined.

Today I would like to introduce this combination as I practise it within dental physioenergetics (Rossaint) (ZPE).

Dental physioenergetics (ZPE) draws chiefly on holistic kinesiology, also known in German-speaking countries as physioenergetics (PE), with V. Assche's arm-length reflex (AR).

Whereas PE uses Goodheart's AK muscle test alongside the AR as required, ZPE always tests with both. Important for our subject is that PE and ZPE incorporate Beardall's biocomputer model and the ideas of EAV, and use auriculomedicine according to Nogier and Bahr as an essential component.

ZPE also incorporates findings from Van Benschoten's acupuncture-point biophoton testing using the Omura test (bidigital O-ring test):

Besides therapy localisation/circle localisation (TL/CL) at particular acupuncture points such as Large Intestine 5, Lymph 2 or GV25/CV18/13/6 according to D. Leber, or special test ampoules such as Causticum D60, 200 or 400 according to Schimmel or the burden ampoules from the Lykotronik test set (“global focus”), ZPE uses another possibility for diagnosing foci and heavy metals. This follows auriculomedicine (AM), with Nogier's three tissue layers—originally developed from his observation that applying different pressures to the ear surface with a pressure probe consistently revealed the same types of pathologically altered points—and Bahr's five interference-field indicator points on the ears or hands.

Unlike AM, where points are detected without contact, TL/CL at the corresponding points in ZPE takes place through direct skin contact. Depending on the practitioner's knowledge and preferences, different AM techniques or levels are combined with techniques from the biocomputer model.

Both methods require normal information flow within the body so that no false data are transmitted. In PE/ZPE, the biocomputer model and the model of absolute and relative obstacles to diagnosis and treatment overlap or complement one another.

The biocomputer model distinguishes a number of possible interfering factors that can distort testing. These include the computer virus, also known in neural kinesiology (autonomic regulation testing) as ANS blockage, and neurological disorganisation in the sense of switching, isolation and segmentation; overload, secondary gain from illness and determination of identity also belong here. These interfering factors must be identified not only at the beginning of a test but repeatedly during it, particularly isolation, which plays a major role in head foci. The biocomputer model shares with auriculomedicine the identification of oscillation and inversion as absolute obstacles to diagnosis and treatment, although partly using different means. Laterality is naturally also checked.

In ZPE, both variants are performed or combined as required, with the computer virus and switching additionally regarded here as absolute obstacles to diagnosis and therapy.

This makes use of a phenomenon that subsequently finds equally effective use in all other areas, for example in identifying intracellular heavy-metal deposits or foci and interference fields. It is local resonance according to Bahr, or direct resonance, as Omura calls it:

On the one hand, this means that particular acupuncture points, in their specific significance, share “resonant electromagnetic fields” (Strittmatter) with certain test substances and can thus be evaluated diagnostically. On the other, an interference-field indicator point and its associated interference field itself also exhibit the same vibrational pattern. Consequently, the corresponding substance resonates with both, allowing the particular interference field to be found.

For Omura, this means that directly beneath a skin location over which a particular substance—not its electromagnetic vibration—is held, such as mercury or any other metal, that very substance is present intracellularly if a muscle reaction or AR occurs.

The resonant substance from auriculomedicine needed to identify oscillation and inversion is articaine as Ultracain 5% hyperbaric, tested by TL/CL at YinTang. Unlike oscillation, where TL/CL with the Ultracain test ampoule is performed without aids, in inversion the patient is grounded and given a +9-volt rod to hold during TL/CL, separately on the right and left. A muscle reaction or +AR indicates the respective pathology, which must first be eliminated. If there is no external cause, a strong endogenous focus is usually responsible.

Once optimal information flow is ensured by eliminating the biocomputer's obstacles to treatment, actual testing for foci and interference fields can begin, either likewise using test substances or using frequencies according to Nogier and Bahr, which prove particularly useful for isolated interference fields (Strittmatter).

To detect the five interference-field indicator points in the middle of Nogier's three tissue layers, the following resonant remedies are needed for TL/CL, arranged according to the strength of the interference-field type:

Histamine for the type 1 interference field, the acute toxic interference field, which is why this type

is also called the histamine interference field; Endoxan for the type 2 interference field, hence also called the Endoxan interference field; prostaglandin E1 for the type 3 interference field, hence also termed the PE1 interference field; vitamin C for the type 4 interference field, hence also designated the vitamin C interference field; and ginseng for the type 5 interference field, hence also called the ginseng interference field.

If the respective interference field is present, a positive response occurs as a muscle reaction or AR; type 1 is the strongest and type 5 the weakest interference field. While these indicator points are tested with the corresponding substances, the patient is grounded and holds a 9-volt rod in the hand opposite the point. Thus, in right-handed people the histamine interference field is on the left ear or left hand, so these patients hold the 9-volt rod in the right hand. At all other interference-field indicator points, found on the right ear or right hand in right-handed people, the patient holds the 9-volt rod on the left.

After locating all interference-field indicator points in the middle tissue layer, the patient is shifted into the deep tissue layer using the 9-volt rod, to search there for the causative interfering foci and possibly identify symptom points.

For this, the patient holds the +9-volt side on the same side as the ear or body side being examined. One then again uses the local resonance of the remedies mentioned above, since, as already explained, the indicator-point substance and the interference field itself have the same electromagnetic frequency pattern and therefore react to the same substance. Thus, only the focal point in the deep tissue layer belonging to the corresponding indicator point in the middle layer is found.

The connection can again be checked by two-pointing, meaning double CL/TL, for example by holding one cable end against the interference-field indicator points found and the other against the disturbed focal point. If the initially separate muscle reactions then disappear, the connection has been confirmed according to the mathematical rule − × − = +. The same applies to the AR: a connection exists if +AR × +AR = −AR; if +AR × +AR = +AR, there is no connection.

If, for example, the jaw region has been found on the ear, the corresponding intraoral structure—odontons or mucosal scars—can again be found in the mouth by TL/CL using the resonant remedy identified. The +9-volt side must be on the side of the mouth being examined, since one is working in the deep tissue layer.

Besides two-pointing, ZPE particularly uses the option of storing the indicator point previously found on the ear through Nogier's xy-line on the forehead. With the eyes both open and closed, the thumb draws a “line” along the skin from YinTang to the hairline (Fig. 8), then visible as a hypotonic/hypertonic muscle or +AR. The causative odonton, for example, is then revealed by the renewed AR or MR change, with equal arm length or a normotonic muscle.

If, for example, a histamine interference field and a vitamin C interference field are found, each visible through a +AR, and the focal points are the maxillary sinus and the dental region, likewise each visible through a +AR, the two test ampoules can be used to assign the interference field to the focal point. Suppose, for example, resonance is found between histamine and the dental region: the +AR found separately then disappears and equal arm length is present. Alternatively, the symptom points found, such as the hip and wrist, can establish a connection to the associated focal strength. The corresponding interference-field indicator point—in this example the histamine interference field found with the histamine ampoule for the dental region—is stored through the xy-line, and the symptom point, here the hip, is examined for resonance with the same ampoule. If resonance is present, meaning the +AR produced during storage is balanced to equal arm length, the hip symptom is maintained by the histamine interference field. If no resonance exists, the same is done with the vitamin C interference field and its vitamin C test ampoule. One then knows which is more important for the patient's complaints, even though both must be treated, since a strong interference field can maintain the weaker one or prevent it from healing.

For isolated foci and interference fields, a combination of TL at the indicator/focal points and the isolation mudra must be used. Alternatively, one needs either the frequency-based methods with high-voltage rods described by Strittmatter, or the mudra combined with the odontogenic challenge (Rossaint).

In the superficial tissue layer, where so-called biotic points—constitutional weak points—are found, special interference-field indicator points can also be identified using TL/CL, such as the amalgam interference-field indicator point Omega 1, the vitamin-deficiency point Omega 2, or the points for the three psychological interference fields. The 9-volt rod is held in both hands, so one may have to use another IM or store the situation for AR testing.

The resonant remedies are as follows: amalgam for the Omega 1 point; vitamins B1, B3, B6 and E for the Omega 2 point; Lexotanil for the psychosomatic Omega point on the right ear in right-handed people; magnesium for the antidepressant point on the right ear;

and diazepam (Valium) for the tranquilliser point on the left ear.

The procedure is the same as described above for foci, so psychological involvement in interference-field activity can also be established.

For amalgam in particular and heavy-metal burdens generally, it must be remembered that all previous bioenergetic tests, whether kinesiological, auriculomedical or electroacupuncture tests, indicated or indicate only burdens in the ground system.

Only through application of Omura's direct-resonance phenomenon did it become possible to measure intracellular burdens. Although we thought patients had now been cleared after conventional heavy-metal elimination, this direct resonance test using the metal substances suddenly forced us to recognise that this was not so. Depending on the patient's weak points, we found renewed burdens in individual organs, particularly the kidneys and intestine, but especially frequently still in different regions of the brain.

In practice, for example, amalgam is held directly over the relevant skin locations corresponding to organs or brain regions, and the AR is taken or the MR checked. A positive reaction occurs wherever a local heavy-metal burden remains.

A kinesiological trick then follows using a spice discovered by Omura for this purpose: coriander. Approximately three to five drops are dripped onto the tongue. It has the property of opening the cells' ion channels so that the heavy metal can leave the cell and can now again be located and eliminated in Pischinger's connective tissue by conventional methods, such as TL/CL with the hand or homeopathic potencies. To enable this function particularly in the brain, one massages the brain-associated reflex zone discovered by Omura on the pad of the middle fingers for approximately half a minute to two minutes. Without this manipulation it often fails to reach its target. The same procedure is followed for other organs if they still carry an intracellular burden.

(M. M. V. Benschoten), the cytoplasm can be measured as a cellular structure at the Shixuan point of the middle finger. We therefore now have two ways of measuring intracellular fluid: through biophoton measurement, using the B-mudra for toxic metals (D-ZR Kk) at the middle finger's Shixuan point, and through direct resonance testing.

By so-called chance I found another spagyrically produced food supplement with the same effect, whose effectiveness can even be measured through skin contact and which can usually also be used for elimination from connective tissue.

It is called Alchymarius, is produced spagyrically as mentioned by the pharmacist Twarock in Cologne, and contains broad beans and green beans, cucumbers, potatoes, leeks, sweet peppers, white radish, beetroot, soybeans, strawberries, raspberries and blackcurrants, each at 1 ppm.

After direct resonance testing and renewed mobilisation of heavy metals, one must not forget to identify, through TL/CL/CH, the excretory organs now burdened again and support them anew, so that the organism can process the flood of heavy metals without harm.

Summary

In summary, combining auriculomedical methods and kinesiological techniques in the ZPE approach has the advantage that the strength of the indicator point immediately indicates the significance of the focus or interference field. Isolated interference fields can also be found well in this way.

Another advantage quickly became apparent: often only the combination reveals findings that could not be found using the individual methods alone.

In this respect, integrating ZPE and AM enriches everyday practice.