Mitochondriopathy, A Disease of our Times by Doepp in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences

 Mitochondriopathy, A Disease of our Times  by Doepp in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences

Introduction

 • All went worse since 2020.

 • For about three years, we have been noticing more and more frequently that patients have antibodies       against mitochondrial RNA and/or DNA.

 • There may exist a connection with the mRNA vaccinations. 

• Antibodies against spike proteins can be detected often, too.

 Covid-19 vaccinations 

• Unvaccinated persons also exhibit this phenomenon.

 • One can think of «vaccine shedding». 

• In parallel, an infestation of the population with spike proteins is underway.

 • These affect the ACE2 receptors of many organs, especially the heart muscle. 

• Cases of sudden cardiac death are on the rise, for instance in seemingly healthy younger men. 

Our treatment No. 1 

• We have developed a means of treatment that has been known for 2000 years.

 • It is a tincture of frankincense, myrrh, and colloidal gold (3x10 drops). 

• We tested in all patients with positive antibody titers against RNA/DNA the follow up taking the tincture. There was a significant decrease in the affected patients (p < 0.01).

 • It seems that the autoimmune processes respond positively to these ingredients. 

Our treatment No. 2

 • Against the spike proteins problem we developed a tincture containing e.g. dandelion and pine needle extract.

 • Because the myocardium is the most important problem organ, we performed the heart rate variability (HRV) study as a control. The results (especially cardiac arrhythmias) improved significantly (p < 0.05).  

Our treatment No. 3 

• In order to prevent sudden cardiac death (younger patients) and cardiac insufficiencies (older patients) we tested the in earlier times wellknown remedy Ouabain = Strophanthin. 

• To ensure good absorption, we use 3 mg gastric juiceresistant capsules.

 • The heart insufficiencies improved significantly, no patient died.  

Conclusions

 • What all increases? - free radicals, - autoaggressions (e.g. Hashimoto's, collagenosis, mitochondriopathy), - adverse hyperactivities of the immune system of all kinds. 

• The excess mortality in the population is a new phenomenon, too.

 • Human beings have about 2000 to 5000 mitochondria in each body cell. They produce the body energy (ATP). Therefore, mitochondriopathy leads to burn-out and/or chronic fatigue syndrome. We recognize them as post covid or long covid cases.

 • Our three natural remedies are a successful treatment.  

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