By
Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD
Journal of
Optometric Phototherapy, March 2003, pg.35-40
Translated from Dr. Klinghardt's book -
"Lehrbuch der Psycho-Kinesiologie- ein neuer Weg in der psychosomatischen Medizin",
Verlag Hermann Bauer, Freiburg, Germany 1995
During the 19th century the
American surgeon, Dr. E. Babbitt, M.D., proved that treatment with colored
light could achieve very significant healing results through its effect on the
human energy field, the light receptive autonomic nerve fibers in the skin and
via the nerves that connect the eye directly with the limbic system.[1]
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In the German speaking countries of Europe, color therapy through the eyes has
become very popular in recent years amongst alternative health practitioners and
in spite of its American birthplace is more strongly represented at alternative
medical meetings in Europe than it is here in the US at this time. Three events were most instrumental to this rise in interest:
- The publication and success of Dr.Klinghardt’s German textbook on
holistic healing (see below)
- The inspired teaching of Steven Vasquez PhD, in Europe (originally
facilitated by Dietrich’s book and efforts)
- The Photon Wave color-instrument which was originally conceived by John
Searfoss OD and is being manufactured under guidance of color therapist Leona
Vermeire in Belgium
To read two chapters from the English translation of Dietrich's book, read this article...
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Neural Therapy with Bee-Venom
by Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, M.D., PhD
Neural Therapy (NT) is a treatment of dysfunction(s) within the
autonomic nervous system (ANS). NT was developed in Germany in the early
part of this century by two physicians, Walter and Ferdinand Huneke.
Historically it involves the injection of scars, glands, trigger
points, acupuncture points, vascular structures, ligaments and
autonomic ganglia with procaine.
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by Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, M.D., PhD
Lecture presented at the American Academy of Neural Therapy:
Neural Therapy C: Treating the Brain Seattle, December 1998
Introduction
Neural Therapy (NT) can be successfully used in the treatment of brain disorders. It is important however to understand the place of NT in the spectrum of other available treatments. The basic assumption of NT philosophy is the 4-component theory of chronic illness (NTA coursebook): each illness has four distinct components, which need to be addressed separately in treatment.
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