Thyroid gland, weight gain, Hashimoto « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

T - Thyroid gland, weight gain, Hashimoto

Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) – concentration improved and performance regained.

A 28 year old technical illustrator had concentration problems at work, was always tired and depressed. She gained weight and suffered loss of libido. A clinical investigation resulted in a diagnosis of Hypothyroidism with a reduced thyroid and conspicuous values.

The bioresonance investigation confirmed not only the underactive thyroid, but also energetic abnormalities in other hormonal organs, a disturbed metabolism and indications of an energetically disrupted environment of microorganisms. Also interesting were geopathic burdens, besides a deficiency in vital substances and acid-alkaline imbalance.

After just three months of bioresonance treatments, supported by alkaline vital substances, the high TSH-values had decreased significantly. The patient could concentrate again, was not tired anymore and she was also loosing weight.

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Reported by Heilpraktikerin Jutta Kohzer, Naturheilpraxis Therapiezentrum der Sauerlandpyramiden

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