Chronische Erkrankungen: Zwei von drei Todesfällen sind darauf zurückzuführen! | QS24

Are you already registered at Wikisana? Hello and welcome to our format Naturmedizin. Nice to have you back. I have a wonderful interlocutor with me today. Alexandra Kothaus is with me. She is the head physician of the BioMed Center in Sonnenberg. Today we want to talk about chronic suffering. There is a large variety of chronic diseases and often classical medicine is left empty-handed. How can I make a shift to get out of chronic suffering? But there are also solutions for that. There are solutions for everything. You just have to find them. Let's see with Alexandra Kothaus where we can find a solution for chronic suffering. Stay tuned. It's going to be exciting, as always. Dear Alexandra, welcome. Nice to have you here. Thank you, Alexandra. Today we are talking about chronic suffering. You are a specialist in general medicine, psychiatry and psychotherapy. In your early career as a specialist or general practitioner, you probably faced the question how to deal with chronic diseases, right? No. No? No. The problem was not that I asked myself that question, because I wanted to go into alternative medicine even before my studies. Very good. But the patients asked me that question. As a general practitioner, you don't have a lot of empathy if they don't want something about their lifestyle. Or maybe you have to invest a little in your health. But if you only take what the money pays for, you have to say at some point, we are at the end of the rope. Yes, there has to be something. There has to be something. I had the discussion with some patients. Yes, they might have to do something about their diet. I knew that one lady is only for low-fat meals. Do they have to cook a little for themselves? Or change something? That's one thing. Now back to your question. I already had ideas. Actually, I was torn apart because I couldn't implement them. When I did house visits in nursing homes, nursing homes, and nursing homes for the disabled, it hurt my soul how little I was allowed to do, what I could do, because my hands were tied. But I had ideas that I could have implemented. In many cases, it just fails, as you have already indicated, because of the often financiability of possible means. But I think there are always some possibilities to cook according to your lifestyle. There are always arguments that it is very expensive to eat healthy. It is expensive. For many people, it would be a redistribution. Or at least to get to a better level with a redistribution of money. And a little about the lifestyle. Anyone could change if they wanted to. Let's say, maybe the worst fatigue syndromes are out of the question. But there I have possibilities, if at least the will is there, to start very carefully and to pile up deeply. But a little will and insight make sense if you want to get rid of your suffering. Or I said, I want to do a show called Meditation Medicine. Because our medicine is actually a meditation medicine. It needs a certain self-effort to get healthy. And there are sometimes patients where I have to say, well, let's take the prostate as an example. We can replace thamsolazine, this typical agent in enlarged prostates, if you can't wink as well anymore, with prostaplanin, a plant. That's something that works reasonably well, but from our point of view is not a cause treatment. And where we say, who comes to us with the intention, we are a little different. So when they come to us, we assume they really want to get healthy. And that means there are many things. Now I also had the days with patients where I said, they saw, that was a cancer course, they noticed, that it can take a lot of self-influence. Over the years, it's not a very fast-growing cancer. They noticed, when they exercise more, when they adjust their diet, that they are actually shrunk or have grown. And that you just learn to give the patient his self-efficacy back. And that's how it goes with other things as well. Many chronic diseases can be influenced by the patient himself. But when this knowledge is concealed or infiltrated, no, they can't do much with their diet. It's an autoimmune disease. Then, how should I say this, I disempower the patient. To the extent that I dismiss the patient. And that's also something that is becoming more and more common, that patients are being oppressed and threatened with horrible, devilish wallpainting and horror scenarios. If they don't take the immunosuppressant, then this will happen to them and then they will be crippled in three years. But I don't think that's medical ethics. You can't talk to another person just because you don't have the solution yourself. But the patient is no longer respected as an independent person. What does the patient want? It's also about self-responsibility that the patient wants to bring along. How is it with your clientele? Is it generally there that the patient also feels self-responsible? Well, I'd say, if you make it to us, it's usually there. It wasn't particularly difficult for me when I was working in school medicine and as a GP. I'm actually very used to our patients. And there are really many who are, maybe I have to say, not always motivated for the right reasons to get rid of their school medical medication. So we have, so to speak, the other extreme as patients. They just don't want any school medical medicine in principle. And maybe that's not always the right way. Or sometimes I say, well, sometimes school medical medicine can be the bridge. And we do the cause treatment in the meantime. Sometimes you need such a medicine and sometimes you don't. Of course, we are always happy when it works without it. But if certain... For example, we are good at getting chronic pain but if someone has acute pain that may not be at a certain point because the disc presses, where we do neural therapy or the neural therapy reduces but is not enough alone, then we have a few other options. But if they don't work, then school medical medication helps faster. Yes, I'm glad that you say that because I also think that the best of all areas in the individual case what is necessary can be a great combination. And it's good or I hope that many people open up to these options and move away from their extreme attitude. Because sometimes it's the easier way or the only possible way to combine the two things, right? If you have already achieved a corresponding progress. Or a degeneration, let's say. With classical medicine... No, no. Thanks again for the template. No, it's not like that. And that's something I encounter from time to time. Well, then the knee is broken, for example. And I'm just taking a joint as an example. Because then people think it's broken and you can't do anything anymore. Then maybe I can with natural means achieve a pain reduction. And that's it. But then we misunderstand the body. The body is not a car. The body is not a machine. If something is worn out in the car, it is worn out. Then it has to be replaced. But in our body, even in such a knee, there are so many small, living cells. Yes, even a bone is not just something like a rod. There are cells in there. Bone building cells and bone removal cells. At least. That means it lives. Everything in us lives. And everything in us is networked. And that means, if I do it right, I have a not to be underestimated regeneration potential. Because it lives in our knee. And it works. And now I have to treat the knee and everything that's in there with different possibilities. And I also have to detoxify. Because the body is totally intelligent. And if it somehow has the possibility not to discharge the toxins in the place where they acutely endanger our life, then it takes something like a joint. It's not that important to survive. Then I have to detoxify. And then I might give substances so that the regeneration goes faster. Then I might work with things like local hypothermia. Or neural therapy. Or who can acupuncture. And I can also do a lot move and stimulate. Or if I'm very fussy, I look with what the knee is linked. Yes, with which other parts of the body there are still blockages, interference fields, healing obstacles that also affect the healing in the knee. Because it's not just a knee. It's a part of a whole. Ultimately, you can also do something like injecting PAP there. To promote regeneration. And then you can also not only delay a knee surgery, but also get around it in some cases. Even if I reduce the willingness to inflammation in the body. So there are a lot of approaches. But we must not look at it mechanically. We must not look at our body as a car. That's so important. Very good example. Thank you very much at this point. I didn't mean it that extreme. But that doesn't matter. It came to a valuable ... The question led to a very valuable example. And to a very valuable comparison, I think. That's what I think. I always believe. There is a certain point where school medicine has to go in. We still have patients who don't want it stubbornly. And then you have to look for a solution. Or therapies escalate. Magnetic field or hypothermia. We have, thank God, possibilities to intervene. I just wanted to say there are those who want do it for me. I don't want anything school medicine, poisonous stuff in the body. It's the same with many people. Certainly there are things in the pill that shouldn't be in there outside of the active ingredient, like titanium dioxide, which just makes the pill nice and white. Then it just looks a little healthier. I like to say again and again we are from the front to the back at the nose. Sure, we don't really want that in our body. But sometimes there are acute situations where you just have to say it helps. And that's not the goal and the plan, that you take it in in the long run. Things with chronic pain syndrome or chronic neuropathic pain we get a pretty good kick in the door. But also with other chronic diseases. Chronic disease is just a disturbed environment. I have in the body a relationship with people who have chronic diseases or inflammatory processes that don't end. For example, if someone gets injured on the shoulder. The shoulder is just very common. I have a lot of adhesions, that you get injured, especially in a country that has mountains, so ski accidents. The other thing is that shoulder problems in general are just not rare. And that the shoulders that didn't have the potential to have chronic problems don't heal completely. Then it's worth looking at what is the cause of the engine behind it. Is it a chronic acid reflux? Or is it a blocked liver that plays ping pong with the shoulder and doesn't let it heal completely. Because it's also on the meridian. For example, if I do it with the knee I can also look further into the body. What else is going on there? For example, for a while I treated the knee pain of my mother with neural therapy on the almonds in her mouth. We did a few other things, but I interrupted the pain with her acutely. Just as an example. It's not the first choice, but to think more systemically. And if something after a trauma or a physical trauma that wasn't that bad ends up causing problems again and again then the dog is usually buried somewhere else. Then you are overacidified. Then you may have too many heavy metals or other toxins in you. Or chronic viral infections. Stress. Stomach. Liver. These are things you should look at. Because this combination also prepares the environment for various chronic diseases. It doesn't really matter in which direction I'm going. If these things I just listed are disturbed, then it can lead to autoimmune diseases according to individual constitution. It can lead to arthrosis. Sometimes it can also lead to depression. The spectrum is very wide. Some people also think we have more chronic diseases because we all get older. And that diseases occur also affects younger people. At the moment I also observe something very bad. I find that more and more mothers of relatively small children get cancer. Because they also get children later. And then you almost have to say and I advise women to get young children. Poison yourself well beforehand. But the late birth is at the moment when the woman gets breast cancer at the age of 40 and the child is still only 4 years old. That's tragic. It is becoming more and more often that I know such combinations where the mother gets cancer between the ages of 40 and 50 but the children are not yet grown up. I actually also have this in my acquaintance. She died two years ago. And that is not normal. This amount of cancer is not normal. This amount of cardiovascular disease is not normal. This amount of lung disease is not normal. And we have made an increase in breast cancer. Not just because more women live in the world, but the last 30 years there is a serious increase and at the same time there is an increasing infertility and more and more children's clinics. You have to get a grip. Even gynecologists have to get a grip. And if I get a child in an unnatural way, it can also have side effects. Then I can also cause cancer in the mother as long as the children are not grown up. Or the child has a higher risk of suddenly dying a child's death or for birth complications if I do it the school-medical way As you can see, the topic is big. In your opinion, what is the main cause of all these chronic diseases? In the broadest sense, I tend to say our non-genetic way of life. Non-genetic in the sense of air pollution, food pollution, I don't know what to call it. The kind of stress that we have, how we are put under pressure, how we live in a totally doped society that is addicted to coffee or even worse are these energy drinks that many people and young people drink and kick themselves and hold over water. And what is in our food that is not declared is technical aids, pesticides, xenoestrogens, air and fine dust. If that is not even getting heavier than the diet. We also have the field of radiation. So we already have diverse sources. Because the world is growing together through flights, and across the continent we also have a smuggling of germs that we were not used to in the past. And because you don't marry the first one anymore, you have just tried more and if it's just a little bit, I think in English it's called kissing disease. We also have a much higher germ infection with the head than it used to be. And some of the germs they don't come and go, but they come and stay. With the herpes you know when you get lip blisters here, you had stress or too much sun radiation or just a cold and then it goes away again. And the one who has that knows, shit, if I get it back, it comes back. But that also means that you know the virus is not out of the body. So he lives somewhere in the distance and he's not dead either. And he's waiting for the next chance to grow. And the death of the Elbstein-Barr virus, for example, too, but we don't notice it. It's not as obvious as the lip blister. So chronically viral infections play an increasing role and are often underestimated. Why? One thing is what I just said, kissing, exchange of bodily fluids. But they also find an environment, the germs, in which they can grow. And the more toxins we have, the worse our immune system works. So there's a lot that comes together. Then of course it's about detoxification, about doing something against the viruses, about building up the immune system. Because apart from the fact that our way of life is also a frontal attack on our microbiome. Well, there's a study that says, hey, they just examined 5G and they say, hey, it lets the E. coli overwinter. We don't have to worry about that. If 5G goes through concrete walls, reaches the basement, then it also goes through our bodies. So there too, that also plays a role. Yes, it is then always so negated, I say now from the economy. Yes, they know that we are getting behind it and are now developing new tricks how they describe things and toxins. So the idea was already that most people become more attentive and more sensitive to these issues, also in the mass. So now they do instead of BPA, it is well known that it is a softener in plastic, now write BPA-free on the bottles and for that they have BPF or BPS, so that it is the same in green. BPA in salt are now also among other names. And there is no aluminum in the deo, but they put something else in it. But you don't know that yet, then we can lead people a little further behind the light. So detoxification is a big keyword now in connection? Yes, detoxify, detoxify, detoxify. For me anyway, the answer to everything is 42, if you still know the book. But maybe to make it a little bit rounder with the non-genetic way of life movement is also part of it and seeing daylight. Seeing daylight, I say in the internal education with us, well, we don't work genetically either, and then our bio-med center looks at me with big eyes, how can you say that? We work here organic and great. People, hey, we always have a blanket on our heads. I'm a doctor, what do I have? I actually have an office job. I don't go out anymore and collect the herbs myself for my patients. That would be cool. That would be a real doctor. And then to prepare and prepare it myself. I would also enjoy it. But then I will probably the bio-med center, or if we all doctors can't talk like that. Who would do that? But that's part of it. The sunlight, that would be real sunlight. And then it's not just about vitamin D. 50% of the sunlight is infrared. And who knows me a little bit, I love infrared for therapy purposes, in all variants. So it's just all multi-layered. And that's why that also plays a role when I say, we no longer live species-appropriate. And movement means then, at least that's how I understood it, not necessarily to go to the fitness center, so from the office to the fitness center It's better than nothing. In the wild. In the wild, of course, it's always better. And what is also important, no rigid movements. Not go to such a device that always only does this or that, but sports. Actually, you would have to do different things. That you say, a part is cardio and a part is fasting training. So of course my favorite is also yoga. But there are also other things that are good for all joints and fascia to move through again. For one, there is Qigong and Circle of Folds. But everyone can do that for themselves. Every joint once in the morning and in the evening, maybe move as it is intended. By then with the shoulders. And also not with violence, from head to foot move everything through. Then the fascia comes in. Then the cardio training comes in. Then the muscle build-up comes in. And then you can say, hey, who has fun, maybe does a team sport or a ball sport, where I don't just do regulated, clear movements, but where I also promote my brain and my overall motor skills and my reflexes. So you could say, hey, you do yoga and handball or something like that. It may be varied. But it doesn't have to be exaggerated. At the moment it's almost a fitness warning. And above all, what you have now listed, just the joints to move through one by one, it all costs nothing, except a little time. No, you can do that. I really like a flexibar that I often recommend. I have that too. And if someone can't do anything or has a broken knee and I can't go for a walk, then I say, start with the flexibar. Five minutes also help. And you have the heart in there, because the heart and lungs are shaken. And I have the muscle build-up in there. And mitochondria are bred. And I have the lymphatic drainage in there. But I also say to the patient, I can't stack deeper. You have to do that yourself. Yes. And pay attention to what you buy, what you eat, and so on. Absolutely. My favorite topic. Yes, it's a whole package. You can start at many, many points. Are there chronic diseases where you basically say, it's rather difficult when it's there. Is there actually little way back? No, it's not disease-dependent. It depends more on how advanced the disease is, how poorly it regulates. But that you can say now, no, the whole thing is too individual, I would say. And because we just say we treat causes and somewhere there are only limited causes for all diseases, actually. And also something like, I'll tell you now, for example, a side kidney weakness. Actually, we are already on the symptom level and no longer on the cause level. Just as an example. Yes, I could still have this or that or the borreliosis and the candida. In my opinion, we are already on the symptom level. And the cause level is still below that. And that's our strength. That's what we do at the Biomed Center. Yes, very good. If we now have affected viewers, where can they find you? We are at the Biomed Center Sonnenberg in the beautiful Schwilbrunn in the Appenzellerland. And we have a team of several doctors and we have nursing staff and therapists and we can dig pretty deep into the trick box, what we can offer. And our homepage is biomed-sonnenberg.com Super. That's all the most important. Then you know, I don't want to suffer. I ask, turn to it and bring a certain degree of self-responsibility with me, ideally. And willingness to change. Because especially with a chronic disease, if I keep everything as it is now, what should be better? If this has already led me to this situation. Thank you very much for this wonderful conversation. And for the hope that there is also a solution to chronic suffering. Thank you. Thank you very much for being here. And yes, you see, there are ways for everything. No, that's something else. There is a solution for everything, if you just want to. And yes, you can also take small things into your hands that don't cost anything and that you just have to do. Maybe you took a little something from our conversation. That would make me very happy. And I would also be happy if you turn on again next time. Stay attentive, watchful and above all, please be loving to yourself and your body. See you next time. Goodbye.