Today’s books are tomorrow’s deeds

In 2021, 60 percent of adults in the U.S. were diagnosed with a chronic or autolmmune disease. This does not include patients with diffuse symptoms such as fatigue, sleep disturbances, cognitive problems or unclear pain and inflammation. At the same time, patients are getting younger and younger. The common denominator is a dysregulation of the immune system.

This is where a new model for the immune system, genetics, evolution and consciousness comes in, which can explain the causes of chronic diseases and offer possible solutions.

On the basis of the ImmunSymblose, a medicine is emerging In a new light – Medicine Reloaded. Dabel, the previously neglected learning ability of our stem cells plays a decisive role. They select information according to new or known, not according to friend or foe, map the outside world in us like a hologram and determine our immune reactions.

With Medicine Reloaded, I would like to invite you to take a new look at the symbiotic interaction between humans and microbes: According to this, an infection would not be a fight of the organism against a microbe, but exactly the opposite – the integration of the microbe into the immune system for the regulation and further development of our organism. Only the missing or faulty integration of a microbe becomes the trigger of chronic symptoms or cancer.

As always, my thoughts are backed up with scientific studies and yet, I hope, are presented in a way that is understandable not only to medically educated readers, but to anyone who is interested.

Therapy suggestions include the background and application of complex and frequency chords as I use them in my practice.

Author: Ariane Zappe

Now available in German and English.

After laying the foundations for a new understanding of the symbiosis between humans and germs in the book “ImmunSymbiosis”, the author summarizes her latest research in this field in this book. Only a paradigm shift in our daily interaction with microbes can lead us out of the crisis of chronic diseases. In addition to a profound understanding of this symbiosis, the author provides guidance on how to implement it in everyday life for therapists, patients and interested parties, backed up by nearly 200 scientific studies.

Ariane Zappe:

“Scientific studies suggest that streptococci might protect us from cancer and staphylococci from multiple sclerosis. Lactic acid bacteria apparently stimulate the development of human stem cells.

Table of contents:
(englisch version)

1  The day after the seminar 7
2  Little microbial puzzle 13
3  What does „microbial“ mean in this book? 17
4  Reverse thrust on all engines 29
5  ImmunSymbiosis 57
6  Why does it no longer work with microbes? 65
7  Streptococci, my heroes 89
8  Fortunately, staphylococci are so stubborn! 97
9  Mycobacteria and tuberculosis 111
10  Viruses, retroviruses and giant viruses are also me 131
11  How we become friends again with our microbes 153
12  Implementation in therapeutic practice 185
13  Neuroinflammation – smouldering fire in the brain 191
14  After the seminar is before the seminar 223
15  Symbiosis in medicine 227
16  Addendum 231
16 Appendix 245

Authors: Dietrich Klinghardt, M.D., and Ariane Zappe