Skin – painful athlete’s foot « Experience Reports Bioresonance according to Paul Schmitt

S - Skin – painful athlete’s foot

After three months of treatment, the skin was healed.

The 32 year old patient had suffered from a painful athlete’s foot for months. The skin of both feet was heavily inflamed, the skin was peeling off and painful. Furthermore, it itched up till the ankles.

Energetic dysregulation of the excretion/detoxification organs, especially of the urinary tract (kidneys) and skin, the hormonal system, the immune system, particularly in terms of the immune response against various microorganisms and in coping with burdens resulting from e-smog, as well as in the regulation of the acid-base balance and the vital substances.

After three months, the rash had disappeared. After three months the skin problems and other problems were eliminated.

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Reported by Beate Borkenfels, naturopath, Kamen.

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