A Future Without ME/CFS: True causes and effective treatment strategies. Seminar with Dr Dietrich Klinghardt plus guest speakers. 15th Feb 2020

Andy

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Over 250,000 people in the UK suffer from a condition termed ME/CFS without any further suggestion of its etiology. Despite the fact that even the CDC now acknowledges underlying pathogens such as Borrelia, Mycoplasma and other bacterial infections as well as herpes viruses, entero- and retroviruses, real solutions are barely ever offered.

This is clearly a very complex disease with multiple drivers. Numerous environmental toxins combine to create the perfect storm. EMFs are known to open up membrane-based voltage-gated calcium channels and scramble cellular functions, contributing to ES/MCS and MCAS.

How 5G will affect us within this constellation is entirely predictable, but is anyone listening? Pesticides and other chemicals are impacting us at unprecedented levels, as are heavy metals, often from unsuspected sources. These factors can all be at least partially shielded/avoided if we become aware of them and understand how.

At this conference Dr Dietrich Klinghardt, along with several highly distinguished international experts, will elucidate the environmental and infectious factors that so often fuel this mysterious disease. Dr Klinghardt is renowned as a ‘’Physician of last resort’’ with extraordinary and effective remedies to the most intractable conditions. He will present protocols for overcoming this dreadful and manifestly biomedical condition, offering hope to sufferers and their carers who have often been neglected and despondent for years and even decades.
https://klinghardtinstitute.com/product/dr-klinghardt-a-future-without-me/
 
"Dr Klinghardt is renowned as a ‘’Physician of last resort’’ with extraordinary and effective remedies to the most intractable conditions". :nailbiting:

He was/is advising drinking bleach at one time.
 
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For what it is worth:

https://klinghardtinstitute.com/teachings/slides-from-me-cfs-event-15th-feb-2020

Slides from ME/CFS event 15th Feb 2020
Events, Teachings
Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt: What is ME? What are the leading theories? Diagnostic tools – View PDF https://klinghardtinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Dr.-Dietrich-Klinghardt-MD-PhD.pdf

Dr. Richard Straube: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME): Background and treatment results based on our study results – View PDF https://klinghardtinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Dr.-med.-Richard-Straube.pdf

Dr. Patrick Assheuer MD: Introduction to immunodiagnostics and silent inflammation in ME/CFS – View PDF https://klinghardtinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Dr.-Patrick-Assheuer-MD.pdf

Dr. Armin Schwarzbach: Laboratory diagnosis of pathogens involved in ME – View PDF https://klinghardtinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Armin-Schwarzback-MD-PhD.pdf

Dr. Sarah Myhill: Mitochondria in ME – View PDF https://klinghardtinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Dr.-Sarah-Myhill-MD-BS.pdf
 
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Isn't it amazing how they are able to figure all this out? :rolleyes:

ME patients have decreased blood flow to most body tissues –and decreased oxygen delivery. The intima of the capillaries is covered with a fibrin coat, sometimes also with biofilm (mucopolysaccasrides). A study from Israel discovered, that it takes a red cell to deliver oxygen to the surrounding tissues 0.2 seconds. In capillaries with the fibrin lining it takes 6.4 minutes. The lining is laid down by a host of known and published microbes; Rickettsia, Babesia, Mycoplasma, Bartonella, Borrelia and many others.

But somehow we can't find these microbes.
 
The layout of slides and info looks impressive to me. As if time was taken and it also seems somewhat comprehensive (or as Trish called it--all over the place).

I'm not sure I have a problem with that per se as I don't know how to evaluate any of the information presented. But I can see how people might be drawn into it uncritically by how it's presented.

The only beef I have is that they are pushing a treatment that only few can access. I consider this morally wrong for an illness with the life consequences as ME has. We need free access to treatment that is safe and known to be effective.

And in the end this is not a cure but an improving QoL. Which is all fine and well except for the above caveat.

We are all impatient. It has already taken far too long to sort this. But marketing a protocol like this is not the solution.
 
Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt: What is ME? What are the leading theories?
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I had a quick look at the slides from Klinghart's talk. Loads of different bits of research from all over the place, then a protocol based on nutritional supplements, herbs, homeopathy and removing mercury fillings etc etc.

So, leading theory from over 20 years ago. This stuff was being peddled when I first got sick.
 
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