Psyche – Psyche, digestion and weight « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

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Stable psyche, improved digestion and weight loss.

65-year old patient with anxiety disorder and exhaustion. Also prone to nightly food cravings. This led to weight gain, bloating and right lower abdominal pain.

Bioresonance analysis revealed energetic disturbances of the nervous system, endocrine system, acid-base balance and immune system.

After four and a half months, the patient was symptom-free, psychologically stable and had lost two kilograms thanks to improved weight regulation.

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Reported by Kerstin Peuschel, Specialist in Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Naturopathy, Paul-Schmidt-Klinik (PSK), Berlingerode.

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