Respiratory tract – constant irritating cough « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

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20 year old relieved from cough.

A 20 year old patient with a known susceptibility for infections did not get rid of her cough after a severe cold. In addition she suffered several setbacks within only a few weeks, with fever, infected tonsils and painfully swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Various courses of antibiotics did not help the patient any further.

Bioresonance testing according to Paul Schmidt indicated a reduced immunological energy resistance with an indication of microorganisms of the respiratory tract based on a disrupted metabolism.

Within a very short time the patient could be helped with bioresonance.

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Reported by Heilpraktiker (naturopath) Michael Petersen, Lindenberg im Allgäu.

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