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However, illness can be highly unpredictable, and therefore, one should seek the best possible medical expertise. No liability is accepted by the author and/or the publishers for any claims arising from the administration, prescribing strategy or use of any of the remedies described. To the Reader: This book on Sanum medicinal products has been compiled from research conducted by leading homeopathic practitioners in and outside of Germany. The collected research and uses discussed here have been reviewed by a distinguished panel. This valuable compilation of known medicinal uses of the SANUKEHL® remedies is made available to interested prac titioners and researchers in many countries. The production process of the homeopathics covered by this book is strictly based on the German Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia (Homöopathisches Arzneimittelbuch), which essentially has been adopted by many other countries. 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Our thanks to all those who have made publication of this book possible and to the peer reviewers and practitioners who have contributed their time and effort to disseminate this information. 3 Table of Contents Introduction . 6 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, Prof. Enderlein’s Research in Today’s View Can his Research Results be Confirmed with Modern Techniques? . 17 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Acne 6X Drops . 26 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, The Relative Importance of the SANUKEHL Remedies within SANUM Therapy Extending Regulation Therapy by Biological Methods . 32 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Prot 6X Drops . 36 Dr. Konrad Werthmann, Therapy with Good Prospects using SANUKEHLs A Broad Spectrum of Effects from Hapten Remedies . 42 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Klebs 6X Drops . 50 Peter Cornelius, The Therapeutic Application of Haptens High Significance as Antigen Absorbers . 56 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Pseu D6 (6X) Drops . 59 Dr. R. Kunze and J. Hartmann, The Immunomodulatory Profile of SANUKEHL Pseu . 65 Dr. R. Kunze, Joachim Hartmann, Eliminating Hydrocortisone-induced Immune Suppression with SANUKEHL Pseu in Vitro . 72 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with the Preparation Series SANUKEHL Coli 6X / 7X in the Administration Forms of Solution for Injection and Drops . 78 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, SANUKEHL Preparations for the Excretion of Cell Wall Deficient Bacterial Forms A Specific Extension of Isopathic Therapy . 85 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Myc 6X Drops . 91 Dr. Konrad Werthmann, Infection and Treatment of Chlamydia and Mycoplasma . 97 Joachim Hartmann, The SANUM Preparation SANUKEHL BRUCEL Its Action Principle Brucella melitensis in Therapy . 99 Peter Cornelius, Therapeutic Experience with Haptens . 101 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Staph D6 (6X) Drops . 112 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, The Tubercular Constitution as a Common Cause of Chronic Diseases and its Treatment with Naturopathic “Regulation Therapy“ . 117 Dr. Konrad Werthmann, Treating Rheumatiod Arthritis with Haptens Experiences with Propionibacterium acnes . 133 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, Bacteria and Fungi Two Microbial Phases Governed by the Energy Milieu . 135 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Salm 6X Drops . 140 Dr. Dr. Peter Schneider, Cell Wall Deficient Forms of Candida How They Occur, Their Significance and how to Regulate Them Using Naturopathic Methods . 145 Joachim Hartmann, The Remedy SANUKEHL Serra Its Working Principle Serratia marcescens . 150 Dr. Cornelia Arnoul, Franz Arnoul, The Application of SANUKEHL Serra in the Treatment of Restless Legs Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis . 154 Dr. Konrad Werthmann, Masked Nosocomial Infections as Possible Causes of “Feverish“ Infections . 156 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Trich 6X Drops . 158 Joachim Hartmann, The Hapten Remedy SANUKEHL Trich: Its Origins and Therapeutical Application . 163 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with SANUKEHL Strep D6 (6X) Drops . 165 Iliane Zenzinger, Cell Wall Deficient Forms (CWD) Not only Treatment Blocks, but also the Cause of Chronic Diseases, and Particularly Mitochondriopathies . 171 Dr. Reiner Heidl, Statistical Evaluation of an Application Study with the preparation SANUKEHL Brucel 6X Drops . 178 The SANUKEHL®-Preparations Polysaccharides for Haptenic Therapy Introduction It is well known that various microbes, bacteria and fungi, produce toxins. These toxins, considered antigens, are generally proteins and lipo-polysaccharides (endotoxins), including lipid ‘A’, which is a cell wall component of Gram- negative bacteria. The production of antigens is a naturally occurring process of the microbes to protect themselves and to support the environment, the milieu, in which they live. However, the toxins are frequently irritants to other organisms, for example mammals, i.e. humans and animals. Some of these antigens are actually the causative agent in disease conditions. In fact, it has been shown that the toxin can still be present after the microbe itself has been eliminated, thus perpetuating the disease. In order to protect themselves from their own toxins, microbes produce polysaccharides, termed antigen absorbers by CORNELIUS1. These polysaccharides are capable of binding the microbe’s own toxins, rendering them harmless to the microbe. Moreover, viruses, bacteria, plants and animals utilize polysaccharides to communicate and store biological information. This information may serve as a code, which is used to influence a multitude of regulatory processes in the host organism. Polysaccharides exist as either low, or high molecular weight molecules. The low molecular weight polysaccharides may represent haptens, partial antigens, which are incapable alone of causing the production of antibodies. However, haptens may combine with a high molecular weight carrier, such as a protein, which can stimulate cellular and humoral immune defenses. In some instances, a hapten-carrier complex can trigger the production of antibodies, some of which combine with the hapten portion of the complex. For example, bacterial toxins released during a previous infection and not eliminated from the body due to immune system deficiencies can be bound by haptens, i.e. partial antigens, and thus represent complete antigens. These antigens are now capable of stimulating the immune system by activating the T-lymphocytes, ultimately leading to elimination of the bacterial toxins. Cell Wall Deficient Microbes and Haptens It has been proven through research that under certain milieu conditions, and/or when the immune system is insuf- ficient, bacteria and fungi can multiply as organisms called cell wall deficient (CWD) microbes. These organisms lack the normal cell wall components that enable them to be recognized by the body’s immune system. As such, these microbes go largely unnoticed and continue to be associated with disease conditions, which cannot be effectively treated by conventional methods. The SANUKEHL Preparations The microbial toxins, along with the cell wall deficient microbes,