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اد اء اب أورو Union Arabischer Mediziner in Europa e.V. (ARABMED) اآ ا ا ه ا اة (.Mitglied der Vereinten Nationen (N.G.O Arab Medical Union in Europe / Germany 7.2.2011 Biographie von Dr. Sayed Tarmassi Doctor of the medicine Name: Dr. Sayed Tarmassi Date of birth: 1961/07/10 Birthplace: Beach camp Marital status: Marries and father of five children School education Elementary school 1967-1973 Secondary school 1973-1976 High school Final 1976-1979 1979 Visit the School of Nursing for the operating room in Nasser Hospital in Gaza Arrival to Germany 03.12.1981 Learning German from 1982-1983 Study of the human medicine of 1983-1989 at the university Erlangen-Nuremberg in Bavaria with the main city Munich End of the human medicine study with the mark very well Occupational ways: In different departments to different hospitals I have collected my experiences. From 1990 to 1997 I have worked on these medicine departments: Surgery, Internal medicine, Gynecology and surgical gynecology, Intensive medicine, Anesthesia Emergency medicine and disaster medicine 1995 obtaining the doctorate of medicine The promotional theme: Clinical results of primary ligament suture with augmentation and plastic cruciate ligament reconstruction after modified belong Brückner Certificates and diplomas: 1. The designation as a general practitioner: 08/31/1995 at the Bavarian State Medical Association with the main city of Munich 2. Recognition for the implementation of the label for natural health on 07.07.1997 by the Bavarian State Medical Association to the main City of Munich 3. The acquisition of the certificate with the additional designation of chiropractic on 08/22/1998 by the Medical Association of Lower Saxony with the City of Hannover 4. Acquisition of several certificates, diplomas and certificates on the traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture in China, Germany and Bulgaria 5. Received the additional title Emergency Medicine by the Medical Association of Lower Saxony with the City of Hannover 6. In 2006, my name in the biography in Huebner's "Who's Who" Encyclopedia of leading women and men in Germany included 7. Acquisition of the certificate of comprehensive pain therapy by the European traditional Chinese medicine 8. Obtain the certificate of the additional term acupuncture by the Medical Association of Lower Saxony with the City of Hannover I have written about many medical subjects and have published and have emitted on the radio. To read the topics can my website look www.dr-med-tarmassi.de look up. These issues are: 1. besity causes and symptoms and the dangers and how to treat them. 2. attention deficit disturbances ADS 3. What are allergies? Evidence and treatment 4. Being infections of the bubble of the women ascribed? What are the causes and preventing and treating. 5. What is the Chinese medicine? How can one use this medicine and which illnesses can be treated with it? 6. high blood pressure! Causes, classification, prevention, treatment and therapy 7. cellulite! Causes, prevention and therapeutic possibilities. 8. chiropractic! What is it? Who can use this method? 9. What is the lymphatic system? Tasks, disease and therapy 10. immune trainings by the bowel. Symbiosis steering system as an additional therapy with cancer, skin illnesses in the infancy, chronic inflammatory intestinal sufferings, with rheumatism, allergies, rez. Infections, exhaustion, flatulence and stomachaches, blockage and other sufferings. 11. Dementia: Definition, Causes and Treatment 12. Depression: sadness or depression? Symptoms, detection and treatment of depression 13. Diabetes Living with Diabetes. What is diabetes? Classification, complications, prevention and treatment. 14. Diabetes diet: treatment recommendations for diabetes. Which diet for diabetes is recommended! 15. The trouble with the Lust Sexual problems in women. What physical and psychological causes can lead to sexual problems of women? Treatment Options 16. diet suggestions for lipid disorders 17. circulatory disorders AVK. Diagnostic procedures, risk factors, classification of circulatory disorders and therapeutic interventions. 18. autologous blood therapy. Modes of action of autologous blood therapy. When the self-blood therapy is used? What is the implementation? 19. enzymes unmask cancer cells and strengthen the defense. Action of enzymes in cancer cells, effects on the immune system, application of enzymes! 20. erection disturbances. Causes and therapy possibilities. 21. healthy food 22. gout. Cause, complications and therapy. 23. Happy? Why not just be happy. What is guilt, depression and anxiety? How can I just make you happy! 24. information about the food 25. Childless and Infertile. Cause of the infertility with man and woman. Help by physical medicine to get children. 26. climacterics women and the menopause. Symptoms and therapy possibilities. 27. body and soul in the balance. Health indicates to hold body and soul in the balance. Disturbances one of the both lead to the illness. 28. headache. The classification of headaches and treatment options. 29. cancer. How natural medicine can be helpful in cancer, because chemotherapy and radiation therapy has many disadvantages. 30. Mammakrazinom breast cancer. Treatment of menopausal symptoms in breast cancer 31. Newborn through healthy sleep. Sleep schedule. What conditions must be met in order to be able to sleep better? 32. orthomolecular medicine. Definition! Where can Orthomolecular medicine be used? Effect against cancer and chronic diseases. 33. osteoporosis dismantlings of osseous substance. Risk factors, preventing and Medikamentöse therapy measures 34. ozone therapy. How does ozone work? Application of ozone. When to ozone can be used? 35. back pain. Cause, classification, symptoms and treatment. 36. acid-base balance. Many diseases are caused by acidification of the body. Regulation of the acid- base balance, can act against various chronic diseases. 37. sleeping. Due to lack of sleep can cause depression and lack of sleep can be a symptom of depression. 38. tobacco / cigarette smoke. Damage by nicotine, difference between smoker and nicotine dependence. How one can cure dependent on nicotine. 39. vein thrombosis. What is it? Cause, complications and treatment. Since October 1997 I am also a GP in their own practice and treat all diseases with a focus on pain management, such as back pain, headaches, migraines, joint pain, and others. .
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