True Causes & Effective Treatment Strategies – 15th February 2020, London – Dr Klinghardt and Guest Speakers
The slides from this Klinghardt Institute seminar are available to download below.
Dr Dietrich Klinghardt MD, Ph.D
“What is ME? What are the leading theories? Diagnostic tools?
Successful treatment strategies, latest discoveries, methods and cases.
Plus ‘Towards an ME treatment protocol” – Download the slides
Dr. Klinghardt, together with his life partner Daniela Deiosso, is the Founder of the Klinghardt Institute (UK), the American Association of Neural Therapy and lead clinician at the Sophia Health Institute, located in Woodinville, Washington. He is also Founder and Chairman of the Institute of Neurobiology Germany. Klinghardt Institute (UK/USA) provides teachings to the English-speaking world on biological interventions and Autonomic Response Testing assessment techniques.
Dr. Klinghardt has lectured at the universities of Illinois, Utah, Freiburg, Adelaide, Capital University (Washington DC) and others, and the medical schools of Geneva and Zurich. Between 1996-2005 he was Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Neurobiology at Capital University. He is regularly invited to teach workshops at the prestigious Medicine Week in Baden-Baden, Germany and the International Lyme and Associated Diseases (ILADS) conferences.
Dr. Med. Richard Straube
“Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME): Background and treatment results based on study result” – Download the slides
Dr. Straube, Medical Head of INUS Medical Center AG / Cham, Germany, will present the results of 928 Cerebropheresis® procedures performed on clients with the indication: “Myalgic Encephalomyelitis” and the clinical syndrome “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, CFS”. He will present the significant results, the role of neurotransmitter receptors, various antibodies, M3 and M4 receptors, plus pathological, inflammatory and circulating immune complexes. Dr. Straube will also describe the importance of environmental toxins and genetic polymorphisms. Cerebropheresis® has been used as a successful therapy with astonishing results.
Dr. Patrick Assheuer M.D.:
“Introduction to immunodiagnostics and silent inflammation in ME/CFS” – Download the slides
Today we are increasingly exposed to damaging environmental influences, whether toxic heavy metals, biocides, industrial poisons, plastics, electromagnetic fields or pathogens. Our immune system needs to react to this, either with attack or tolerance. This can lead to a stress reaction in the body with silent inflammation and oxidative stress. This can damage our mitochondria and lead to a decrease in the consumption of micronutrients and loss of energy. But it can also lead to a loss of our immune tolerance as well as autoimmune disease. Research has found evidence that ME/CFS could be autoimmune mediated, with increased antibodies against ß2 adrenergic receptors. Elevated laboratory markers for this (e.g., TNFα, Interferon γ, histamine, ATP, nitrotyrosine, MDA-LDL) can be an indirect indication of silent inflammation and a multi-system disease.
In addition to the search for causes and their treatment, such as eliminating damaging environmental influences, detoxification and addressing pathogens, there are also many therapeutic options. These range from immunosuppressive therapies using e.g. Rituximab and immunoadsorption to natural products, herbs and nutraceuticals to support our immune system and treat the silent inflammation.
Dr. Armin Schwarzbach, Ph.D, MD:
Laboratory diagnosis of pathogens involved in ME – Download the slides
Dr. Armin Schwarzbach, Medical Doctor and Specialist for Laboratory Medicine, founder of ArminLabs, has been at the forefront of tick-borne research for more than 20 years and is an expert in diagnosing and treating infectious disease. He is an Advisory Board member of AONM London, England, and Board Member of the German Borreliosis Society and Member of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) and has served as an expert on advisory committees on Lyme Disease in Australia, Canada, Ireland, France, the UK, Sweden and Germany.
Dr. Sarah Myhill MB BS:
Mitochondria in ME – Download the slides
Dr. Sarah Myhill, MB BS is an independent British medical doctor running her own specialist M.E. clinic, and creator of the Medical Abuse in ME Sufferers (MAIMES) petition. Dr. Myhill has treated in excess of 10,000 CFS/ME sufferers over her 30-year career and has published multiple studies.
Mitochondria are responsible for delivering energy to all cells. When mitochondria malfunction, energy delivery is slow and this explains so many symptoms and pathologies. Indeed it is difficult to think of a disease that does not involve or impact on mitochondria. They are central to the management of fatigue syndromes, cancer, dementia, arterial disease and much more. She will detail the common reasons why mitochondria go slow and the simple interventions that are available to all and of proven efficacy.
