Ashley Ager-Dimech

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A little background

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Much of Sanum-Kehlbeck’s work is based on the pioneering and extensive research of the German microbiologist Prof. Dr. Günther Enderlein whose main book Bacteria Cyclogeny was published in 1925. Enderlein was a visionary thinker who made profound discoveries about the nature of chronic disease during his 60 year career. He wrote over 500 scientific papers, was a journal editor, lectured internationally and founded the IBICA Institute for microbiological research into health.

Enderlein’s major contribution was the concept of pleomorphism, the idea that microbes assume numerous forms within a developmental cycle he termed cyclogeny. The phases of cyclogeny start from virus-sized particles, progressing to bacteria and then culminating a fungi. These microbial forms exist throughout the body and are symbiotic or pathogenic according to the conditions of the inner environment. By contrast, modern medicine is based on the monomorphistic view that microbes exist primarily in one form and mainly attack the body from the outside.

Enderlein observed human microflora by using live blood under a darkfield microscope which enabled him to identify various types of degeneration. He also discovered a natural bioregulatory process by which the inner microbial ecosystem maintains a healthy balance. He identified the regulators as ‘symbionts’ that restore ‘symbiotic equilibrium’, which for him represented an ideal state of health. From this insight, Enderlein developed his unique isopathic remedies derived from fungal cultures.

Of particular significance for health are the life cycles of Mucor racemosus and Aspergillus niger, which he discovered to be fundamental to the microflora of all humans and mammals, along with Candida and species of Penicillium. In any such microbial life cycle, virulent forms can be returned to harmless avirulent forms with the corresponding fungal isopathic remedy. Sanum therapy also uses various potentised bacterial remedies, nutritional an herbal preparations to rebalance the ‘soil’ out of which diseases emerge. Most essential are the pH products needed to ‘alkalise’ the body. Many conditions are caused by over-acidity as this provides the milieu in which destructive microbes develop.

Enderlein described disease primarily as a manifestation of the ‘endobiosis’ (the Mucor cycle), to which he saw similarities to the psora miasm as defined by Hahnemann. He also described the ‘paratuberculosis’ (the Aspergillus cycle) as another significant miasm underlying many chronic conditions. Most of the Sanum remedies work at this deep miasmatic level to increase overall constitutional health and vitality.

So how do we integrate Sanum Therapy into homeopathy and Bioresonance therapy……

Over my years of practice I have learned not to eliminate any other therapy that can benefit my patients, I recall after graduating as a classical homeopath I was adamant to literally focus on the classical side of homeopathy, but, as time went on, I became open to other modalities within the field of energy healing and this is where my interest in Sanum Therapy blossomed.

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When do we use it?

Generally speaking we would use this therapy if we reach a blockage or reach a stage in recovery where we just need an extra push in the right direction

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How do we use it?

Using the test vials in the Bioresonance/Vega machine, homeopathic imprinting onto homeopathic remedies

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How much does it cost?

Analysis (which may include testing), remedies and advice amounts to euro100