Ideal synergy: conventional medicine and complementary medicine

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The special feature of my practice lies in the synergy of classical medicine and different types of complementary medicine. In my career as a veterinarian, I soon realized that when it came to allergies, I quickly reached my limits using only conventional medical methods. When I was looking for alternative treatment methods, I came across the company REGUMED®. The good reputation of BICOM® bioresonance for allergies and the competent advice convinced me to invest in a BICOM® device. This decision has paid off both therapeutically and economically.

Allergic stress and intolerance

Initially, it was more pollen and grasses, i.e. mainly environmental allergens, that caused problems for the animals; today, on the other hand, in my experience, the burden is mainly on feed and toxic materials in the environment of the animals.

Simple application

The BICOM® device offers the additional advantage that it is very easy to use. Different allergy programs are already stored in the device and can be called up easily for the application. This makes the application immensely easier.

Valuable support in difficult cases

Pet owners are very grateful for quick and effective help for their animals. Bioresonance has enriched my practice enormously and offers me valuable support in difficult or exhausted cases. For this reason alone, I can no longer imagine a practice without bioresonance. Happy animals and happy people, that’s my goal.

AUTHOR

Brigitta Smit-Fornahl

Veterinarian with practice for small animals and horses. Further training in phytotherapy, kinesiology, acupuncture, biological veterinary medicine, homeopathy. Has been working with the BICOM® bioresonance method since 2008.

“A particular concern of mine is animal welfare and ethical behavior as a veterinarian. Compassion for the creatures entrusted to me, the trust placed in me are what drives me. I feel particularly committed to the code of ethics of the Federal Chamber of Veterinarians and the Veterinarian Association for Animal Welfare and the motto: ‘In dubio pro animale'”