The theme has suddenly become
very topical. The immune system plays a key role in health, is unique
and exclusive for each person. Its impregnation starts in the mother’s
womb, during the natural childbirth and breastfeeding and depends from
the individual contacts with potential pathogenic germs and from the
reaction of the own
microbiome.
It has his own memory cells which produce new antibodies and maintain
an immune protection for many years.
The immunity can generally be increased in a
proactive
manner observing the following facts:
- balanced and varied nutrition
as well as the regular liquid intake: The intestines contain a
vast immune system (the biggest of the organism). The mucosa of
the small intestine contains lymphocytes, plasmocytes,
macrophages, etc. So, eat as wholesome as possible, also raw food,
this can satisfy hunger. All mucosae need enough liquid, so drink
sufficient water – it’s impossible to quench thirst with beverages
containing alcohol or sugar
- enough physical activity, if possible in the open, this
contributes also to
- good sleep (its lack weakens the immune response) that’s also
good for
- the psychoneuroimmunology: Don’t let you stress from a
lock-down, social distancing or breathing masks. These measures
aim to decrease the risk of contamination and consequently to
avoid an overload of the capacity of the intensive care units in
the hospitals.
To the persons of the risk groups, specifically these who
- suffer of viral infections, vitamin deficiency, tumors, chronic
kidney, hepatic and pancreatic diseases or intense stress or
extreme fatigue and
- take corticosteroids, antiphlogistic, cytostatic and
Immunosuppressive drugs and
- get a radiotherapy or have just been submitted to a surgical
intervention and
- have cardiovascular and respiratory problems and run the risk of
thrombosis (including ovulation inhibitors and cigarettes) and
- are overweight or obese,
is recommended a
full checkup
for a
physiological
stimulation of the self-healing powers and, at best in the
medium and long term, getting out of the chronic condition. It’s
evident, even not belonging to a risk group it is advantageous to take
care of the weak points of his organism to avoid that they become
chronic diseases.
The vaccinations should offer specific protections for years. But
against some infectious diseases (malaria, dengue, Zika, etc.) one is
looking in vain for a vaccine for many years. Some too quickly
developed vaccines (without respecting all
four
phases) have proved to be problematic (
narcolepsy of young persons
after a vaccine against the swine flu after 2009). So, concerning this
matter, a positive outcome is not guaranteed and waiting patiently for
a vaccination is unlikely enough. Take the part of responsibility
relating the own health might be useful because after this Covid-19
pandemic surely will come an other epidemic.
In conclusion, a brief comparison of different medical approaches
The primarily technological–interventional and
chemical–pharmacological oriented medicine draws conclusions from
fractionated procedures as part of lab analyses, imaging methods,
biopsies and autopsies. When the evaluation corresponds to common
clinical pictures, therapies begin according established medical
protocols. If not, new statistical studies are conducted and new
treatment protocols introduced. The studies only reveal something
about the distribution of certain characteristics in defined
subpopulations, but nothing about the individual cases. If someone
really belongs to a statistic group, can only be verified
retrospectively. Therefore, the prognosis are often given citing
probabilities and possibilities. For the treatments are principally
used surgery and synthetic medical drugs, their effects are also
assessed in double-blind studies, which are not always possible for
ethical reasons.
All naturotherapists leverage traditionally
the self-healing power and individual self-regulating capacities and
plead for keeping the invasive measures to a strict minimum. Among
them, the EAV practitioners who distinguish themselves by, firstly,
estimating in detail the actual bioelectric physical constitution and
document it and, immediately
thereafter, selecting pragmatically
drugs
and therapies that can be monitored in a regular and continuous
manner. About this method there is a
highly
diversified range of empirical and theoretical research papers.
And don’t let’s get confused: Without the regenerative power of the
patients, even the best intensive care specialist has tied hands.