Immune system – Fever attacks after insect bite « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

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Patient recovered within six weeks.

During a holiday in Thailand the 19-year-old patient suddenly developed a high fever, after he was stung by an insect. Local examination couldn’t confirm the suspicion of dengue fever. After his return, also extensive examinations by a doctor and in the laboratory led to nothing. He was constantly tired and exhausted. Short-term fever attacks kept occurring.

Energetic dysregulation of the lymphatic system, the liver-gall-pancreas system and in the immune system in terms of defences against the viral microorganisms.

After a period of six weeks he fully recovered. The fever disappeared and the patient was fully able-bodied.

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Submitted by Michael Petersen, naturopath, Lindenberg im Allgäu.

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