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What can isopathy offer therapists today?

by Dr. Konrad Werthmann



Almost 100 years ago, Prof. Dr.Enderlein wrote his book “BacteriaCyclogeny“, thereby bringing Iso-pathy to the attention of manytherapists. The results achieved withthis type of treatment are both con-siderable and complex. Lookingback to the second half of the lastcentury, new areas opened up forthe use of isopathic remedies, butat the same time the, preconditionshad changed. Despite an “im-provement“ in social conditions, thedecisive factor in Isopathy – thephysical milieu – had worsened.Where 50 to 100 years ago, therewas hunger, an unbalanced andhypo caloric diet and poor socialconditions, today we are seeingprimarily the consequences of ex-cess, such as a protein-rich diet,too many carbohydrates, the com-bination of overeating and alcohol.Nor should we forget medications,different types of stress, micro-waves and exhaust fumes. We haveto think of treating the cause andapplying the concept of DIAITA,the Greek word for diet. Diaitameans changing ones attitude toone’s food, lifestyle and the rhythmof life.

Massive prescriptions of antibio-tics, antimycotics, antirheumaticsand immune suppressants and/orcortisone leave their mark on thephenomenon of the increasingchronicity of diseases, which inEnderlein’s times were still regar-ded as acute, such as scarlet fever,whooping-cough or angina. Thegreatest negative effect of thesegroups of modern medicines doesnot come from the medicinesthemselves but from the wide-spread use of them in non-life-threatening situations, since as a

result of this, they encourage theever-stronger development of so-called CWDs (cell wall deficientforms) which play a major part inchronicity today.

Isopathic therapy is a form oftreatment using substances fromthe body itself. To start with, thisis difficult to imagine. Prof. Dr.Enderlein describes cyclogenieswhich present with an upward anddownward movement as theydevelop from low-valency to high-valency forms and vice versa.These movements are verydependent on the local milieu. Themore abnormal the local terrain orthe respective organ’s milieu is, thehigher the valencies that areencouraged. In most cases, theabnormality is acidity. But, do notforget abnormality can be causedby hyperalkalinity also. The morephysiological the milieu, the lessfrequently the high valency formsoccur.

Consideration of all the cyclo-genies points the way forward

Prof. Dr. Enderlein described threetypes of cyclogeny (those of Mucorracemosus, Aspergillus Niger andPenicillium): in his opinion, thatof Mucor racemosus should beregarded as the basic cyclogeny.

Several facts appear to have beenimportant to him in developing thispoint of view. Mucor racemosus isfound in every human cell as wellas in the cells of other warm-blooded mammals; therefore En-derlein called it an “endobiont“. Interms of its physiology, the Mucorracemosus cyclogeny representsthe starting point of the Aspergillus

cyclogeny and in terms of itspathology the origin of thePenicillium cyclogeny (Fig. 1). As aresult, it sits securely at the heart ofall that is happening, but in moderntimes, it is not the only importantcyclogeny.

Mucor racemosus has a functionaleffect on fibrinogen which first andforemost enables blood coagula-tion in warm-blooded creatures,and therefore, it is used in all di-seases involving thickening of theblood. Enderlein also calls Mucorracemosus “the accumulator“ (acause of apoplexy and infarct).There has been no reduction inthese diseases over the past century,but a host of new diseases force usto make a different evaluation.

Nowadays, the Aspergillus cyclo-geny must be taken into consi-deration in every type of illnessbecause of the increase in chronicity.The Aspergillus cyclogeny is noless important than those of theendobionts. Primarily, it is respon-sible for the functions of the cellwalls, i.e. their carrier systems.Many organs belong to the Asper-gillus cyclogeny, and weakness ofthe Aspergillus is evident, forexample, as a disorder in theonward intra- and extra-cellulartransportation of ions and mole-cules, as a lymphatic blockade orin diseases of the mucous membraneand skin.

The Aspergillus cyclogeny asculminant contains the mycobac-terium tuberculosis. Accordingly,every person develops his/her owntubercle bacillus several times du-ring his/her lifetime. The generalview that TB is a disease of the



milieu is correct, but it is not ex-clusively the external milieu, butparticularly (and more and more)the inner milieu which is crucial forthe infectiousness of the myco-bacterium. Therefore in the majo-rity of cases, “infection“ happensthrough the carrier him-/herself, themost frequent source being theintestinal tract.

Looking at today’s diseases fromthe point of view of the practitioner,one discovers that there is anincreasingly frequent and strongtendency for diseases to becomechronic. Chronicity is predomi-nantly caused by the Aspergillus(or, more accurately, the bacillustuberculosis). The chronic courseof a disease is more or less similarto that of tuberculosis, except thatit is not infectious. This phenom-enon is therefore called Paratuber-culosis or Latentia syndrome.

The increase in the occurrence ofchronicity is caused by severalfactors which are significantlydifferent from Enderlein’s times,namely cosmetics, antibiotics andabove all the CWDs, which arecoming increasingly to the fore.Nowadays, these forms frequentlydevelop as the result of a course ofsuppressive treatment, and theyencourage the Aspergillus with thebacillus tuberculosis and/or re-present a special form of the tu-berculinic cycle.

They confuse the practitioner: whencarrying out an external examina-tion, one cannot know whether theillness is caused by a classicmicrobe or its cell wall deficientform. The latter draw attention tothemselves by recurrent and con-

siderably stronger symptoms.Neither conventional allopathicforms of treatment nor naturalhealing therapies really help.

CWDs can only be countered usingtoxin absorbers. These toxinabsorbers (SANUKEHL Myc andSANUKEHL Staph, etc.) facilitateexcretion of the cell wall deficientforms, thereby reducing chronicity.

One other factor disguises andstrengthens chronicity. Accordingto Spengler (d. 1937), the presenceof Tuberculinum in chronic dis-eases is masked by the lueticcomponent. Tuberculinum andLuesinum are congenital toxins andhave been part of the structure ofhuman genes for centuries; as aresult, they are found in almost allpeople. If people are not aware ofthis fact, they often make falsediagnoses, for the chronicity of eachdisease is hidden behind an acutedisease (with the name ending in“-itis“). In the case of tuberculosis,for example, this would be a hack-ing dry cough which the patientcannot get rid of (pleurisy, in-flammation of the lungs) or sinusitis.An acute disease is treated usingmedications from the Penicilliumcyclogeny. Furthermore, the pre-sence of both congenital toxinsalso points to the fact that thetreatment of a chronic illness hasbecome not just the domain of theAspergillus cyclogeny but also thatof the Penicillium cyclogeny. Thisassumption is confirmed by thesystem (described below) in theapplication and sequence of theindividual isopathic medicationsand demands a re-think in theprescription of microbiologicaltherapeutic substances.

Remedies from the Penicilliumcyclogeny for immediate treat-ment

Primarily, the Penicillium cyclogenyacts as a substitute for acute dis-eases. It comes in three types: thatof Penicillium chrysogenum(NOTAKEHL), that of P. fre-quentans (QUENTAKEHL) andthat of P. roquefortii (FORTA-KEHL). Empirical results show thatthe first remedy (NOTAKEHL) ismore helpful for bacterial diseases,the second (QUENTAKEHL)should be used more for viraldiseases and the latter (FORTA-KEHL) for diseases of theintestines.

In the opinion of the author, allcyclogenies – in particular thePenicillium cyclogeny – form sub-cyclogenies. All modern diseasesare at home here, from Borreliosisto Candida diseases or forms ofHerpes. The Penicillium medica-tions are the trouble shooters. Oneshould also include the remedies forCandida (ALBICANSAN, PEF-RAKEHL, EXMYKEHL) andHerpes (GRIFOKEHL) among themedications of the Penicilliumcyclogeny. This extension is ne-cessary because many of today’sdiseases were not known inEnderlein’s time or occurredextremely rarely and were there-fore not researched or observed.

One option is to mix the reme-dies from the Penicillium series

More and more children aresuffering from susceptibility toinfections, Neurodermatitis andthroat infections, in which the typi-cal symptoms of a viral or bacterial



infection are not present. Somefindings show that in these diseasesthe individual remedies in thePenicillium series can be mixedtogether to good effect. One typicalexample is the mixing of NOTA-KEHL (P. chrysogenum) andQUENTAKEHL (P. frequent-ans). The drops can be mixedtogether or they can be prescribedas individual doses to be taken onthe same day (NOTAKEHL in themorning, QUENTAKEHL in theevening). This accelerates healing.Even in cases of inflammation of theintestinal mucous membrane thereis an improvement in the successrate as a result of alternating dosesof FORTAKEHL (P. roquefortii)and NOTAKEHL (P. chryso-genum).

Conventionally, a Herpes diseaseis mostly treated using virostaticagents. However, it is the opinionof the author that one can treatHerpes much more tolerably usingGRIFOKEHL. Acute and highlypainful Herpes diseases, in par-ticular Herpes genitalis, can easilybe controlled with GRIFOKEHL.In its effect, GRIFOKEHL is simi-lar to the remedies of the Penicilliumseries. If one lays a cotton swabdipped in GRIFOKEHL on the skineruption, the pain disappears within

minutes. Successful healing isachieved even more quickly bymeans of a neural therapy appli-cation using GRIFOKEHL 5X1.0 ml + Lidocain 1% 1.0 mladministered subcutaneously.Taking the medication orally has aconsiderably stronger analgesiceffect with the addition ofQUENTAKEHL (Penicilliumfrequentans) in drop form.

Cell wall deficient forms,so-called CWDs,are on the increase

It is easier than ever today for notonly bacteria but also fungal mi-crobes to develop into cell walldeficient forms or occur as a resultof treatment. This is made possibleby immune suppressives, cortisone,antibiotics and antimycotics. If, forexample, a Candida disease istreated using antimycotics, thisproduces cell wall deficient forms– that is, forms which have only amembrane and no cell wall. Theyare devoid of any signal antennaeor docking points for messengerson their outer surface. As a result ofthis, it is no longer possible for theimmune system to classify or locatethem. Like tramps without a per-manent address, they have noidentity card, but they know wellthe habits of the individual organsand/or immune cells.

As soon as the (allopathic) treat-ment which has been carried outhas caused CWDs to form, thesecontinue to irritate the defencesystem and build up a symptompicture which mostly progresseswith more difficulty than the oneproduced by the original microbe.CWDs cause the picture of the

complaint to become chronic. This(modern) chronic disease can nowno longer be dealt with using con-ventional remedies.

New findings by the author from theanalysis of darkfield images beforeand after treatment with antibioticsshowed that the CWDs, which arevisible in the darkfield, increase innumber. Here, the remedies ofchoice are the SANUKEHLstogether with medicines from thePenicillium cyclogeny. The SANU-KEHLs transfer to the immunesystem the information about thecorresponding germ, which can thenbe excreted from the body. If forexample a chronic case of candi-diasis is treated with a conventionalantimycotic, then one should alsocarry out at the same time a courseof treatment using the basic formsof C. albicans (ALBICANSAN)or the basic forms of C.parapsilosis (PEFRAKEHL)accompanied by the appropriateimmune absorbers (SANUKEHLCand or Trich). This principle canalso be applied to children, forwhom the SANUKEHLs arerubbed into the skin. The relevantinstructions are given below.

The systematics of the courseof treatment

As I have already mentioned, thePenicillium cyclogeny branches offin the pathological part of theMucor cyclogeny. This factor (seeFig. 1) and the involvement in thechronicity require that every courseof isopathic (fungal) therapy beginsfirst with medicines from thePenicillium series. Only this actionworks excellently in reducing thenumber of relapses and helps theFig. 1

Mucorcyclogeny

Penicilliumcyclogeny

Aspergilluscyclogeny

Thrust of theTHERAPY



chronicity or an exiting inclinationto chronicity to diminish or becomeno longer effective.

The basic course of treatment con-sists of both the Mucor cyclogenyand the Aspergillus cyclogeny withtheir depending medicines; theseare used only after Penicilliummedicines have been prescribed.

What does appear to be importantis the timing, and so I suggest thefollowing: After 7–10 days of givingthe appropriate medicines in thePenicillium series, one generallychanges to the basic therapy withMUCOKEHL (in the morning) andNIGERSAN (in the evening) or toSANKOMBI (twice a day). Here,one should take heed thatMUCOKEHL / NIGERSAN isalways prescribed for a period offive days (e.g. Monday to Friday);then follow two days (e.g.weekend) with Penicillium thera-peutics. Afterwards one prescribesMUCOKEHL / NIGERSANagain, and so on. In this way, onecan ensure that the products ofdecomposition are excreted with-out giving additional medicines;

also this prevents an uncontrolledupward development within thePenicillium cyclogeny and thus, anypersistence of the disease. TheSANUKEHLs can be prescribedat any time as an additional courseof treatment. This type of treatmenthas been used by the author withgreat success for many years1. Thefollowing table shows the dosagesof isopathic medicines andSANUKEHL remedies for child-ren and adults.

The modern diet overloads theconnective tissue and the immuneapparatus and promotes the chroni-city of diseases (Caused bytuberculinic weakness? Increase inthe number of CWDs?).

This point affects all forms of treat-ment and therapists in all subjectareas, including “SANUM thera-pists“. Modern foodstuffs and thedramatic change in eating habitsamong children and adults impedethe function of the connectivetissue. As a result, the effectivenessof the immune biological medicinesis limited to a significant degree. Allimmunological reactions occur via

the connective tissue and its cells.Primarily, it is the storage functionand the ability to conduct invisiblelight (biophotons) and nerve stimulithat are affected. The rivers of lightcarry information (in acupuncturemeridians) and are slowed downand diverted. (Popp, Mücke2).Moreover, the pH value of themilieu becomes clearly abnormal(mostly acidic) and its conditionchanges from sol to gel. This hasserious consequences in that in30–50 % of patients, there is nolonger the expected normal abilityto react. 20–30 years ago thepatient would have noticedulceration of the dental roots (gra-nuloma), today the dentist does notmention this at all so long as thepatient does not complain about it.3

However, the latter does notcomplain about it only becausethe connective tissue has a reducedconductive ability.

On top of all this, nowadays newdiseases are occurring which arenot comprehensible in terms of im-munology. Prime examples of theseare the so-called “allergies“ whichhave absolutely nothing in common

Tab. 1: Dosages of isopathic medicines (Penicillium, Mucor and Aspergillus cyclogenies) andSANUKEHLs in children and adults

New-born babies

Children aged 1-4 years

Children aged 5-10 years

Children over 10 years of age

Adults

Isopathic medicines

1 drop once daily, rubbed in the skin

2-5 drops once daily, given orally

5-10 drops twice daily, given orally



SANUKEHLs

None

1-2 drops once daily, rubbed into the skin

3-5 drops once daily, rubbed into the skin

5 drops once daily, given orally, and/or 5drops once daily, rubbed into the skin

5-10 drops twice daily, given orally /rubbed into the skin



with a conventional allergy. Onemust take into consideration thefact that an allergy is an exuberantreaction to a protein and that there-fore, it is never possible to have anallergy to energy stimuli. Light, coldand heat are energy stimuli. In thesecases, one should think rather oftuberculinum and the strongly tu-berculinic intestinal tract.

The intestinal mucous membraneand the bacteria layer in particularare treated using FORTAKEHL(P. roquefortii) or with the mixedremedy EXMYKEHL (FORTA-KEHL, ALBICANSAN, PEF-RAKEHL) in combination with thesubstitution for the excessivequantities normally eaten today ofa fast as recommended by F.X.Mayr or Konrad Werthmann dietwithout the primary antigens.Consistent action will build up theenteral mucosa once more. Thennormal quantities of IgA will besecreted into the intestinal lumen1

and the circulation of the blood.

To be exact, the porous intestineacts as the entrance gate formicrobe particles (haptens, CWDs)and toxins from the metabolicprocess. The sIgA seals the surfaceand changes the antigenicity ofmany “allergens“ (see table 2). Themost important fact in a course oftherapy is therefore to relieve thestrain on the connective tissue(Reckeweg) by prescribing a dietwithout the primary antigens and

by means of microbiologicaltherapy (as described above) incombination with the SANU-KEHLs.

Finally, I should like to share anelementary discovery that I havemade. To every form of treatmentof a chronic disease (everythingfrom allergy to asthma, fromneurodermatitis to susceptibility toinfections, from Herpes to candi-diasis, from enteral diseases tocancer), one must add a tuber-culinum (30X for children, 200-400X for adults). However, beforegiving this nosode, it is absolutelynecessary for the tuberculinic con-stitution to be eliminated usingmainly the remedies MUCOKEHLand NIGERSAN (or Sankombi)and for excretion to be encouraged(see the article on the tuberculinconstitution in SANUM-Post No.51, 2000, pp. 4-18). For therapyover a longer period, UTILIN “S“6X drops or LATENSIN 6X drops(10 drops once daily, part orally,part rubbed into the skin) areextremely suitable.

Tab. 2: Immunoglobulin A (IgA) and its benefits

Benefits

Sealing of the mucous membrane

Marking of bacteria, viruses, toxins

Formation of immune complexes, coating

Suppression of the IgE histamine response

Ending of the formation of complements by IgMand IgG

Seeling of the inflamed surfaces in the intestine

Deficiency symptoms

Leaky gut syndrome, auto-intoxication according to Reinstein

Uninhibited invasion, mycotic overload

Seronegative rheumatism, lack of ASLO, CrP

Degranulation of the mast cells, colon irritable, asthma,neurodermitis

Outbreak of inflammation despite following instructionsstrictly

Intestinal mucous membrane: slow to heal, scarred followingoutbreak of allergies

1 Werthmann, Konrad: Ratgeber für Aller-giker und chronisch Kranke (Advice forpeople suffering from allergies andchronic diseases), ebi-Verlag Schweiz,ISBN 3-9520057-6-2

Werthmann, Konrad: Rezeptierbuch derSANUM-Therapie (Prescription bookfor SANUM therapy), Semmelweis Verlag,27316 Hoya

Werthmann, Konrad: Successful treatmentfor allergies and chronic disorders,Semmelweis Verlag, 27316 Hoya

2 Werthmann, Konrad: H.G.Mücke, Bio-photonen als Ausdruck des Lebens(Biophotons as an expression of life), ebi-Verlag, ISBN 3-9520057-5-4

3 Werthmann, Konrad: For this reason, al-ways demand an Ortopan tomogram ofthe teeth. If you are lacking in knowledgeof how to interpret OPTs, go on a course.

Tel/Fax +43 662 879912.



Explanation: the defence cells andthe unconscious sphere are archaicdevices, which each have a goodunderstanding of the language ofthe other. It is not rare for allergieswith a large number of “antigens“to occur. Such allergies represent aso-called somatisation of subcon-scious fears and tensions. Here, onecannot work only with isopathic orimmune biological remedies orimmune absorbers; here one mustaddress the problem carefully. Butif tuberculin medications are givenin addition from the start, such“allergies“ can then also be treatedsomatically, with the tuberculinumproviding energy to the psycho-logical weakness.

To summarise:

One may claim that isopathic re-medies in the various combinationsthat I have described prove theirworth as effective forms of therapyfor modern diseases. Isopathicremedies can never give rise toCWDs. Quite the contrary: Incombination with the SANU-KEHLs, they contribute to areduction in the chronicity of anillness. Their province is not only theinitial therapy, but perhaps evenmore strongly patients who havefirst been treated allopathically.Above all, this can be seen in thesecondary treatment of the side-effects of modern treatment stra-

First published in the German languagein the SANUM-Post magazine (59/2002)

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Laboratory Mr. Hauss, PhD, Eckernförde /Nordfriesland (Germany) offers meas-urement of the sIGA (secreted IgA) fromstools, which is important for differentialdiagnosis of an atrophy of the intestinalmucous membrane.

tegies. Certainly, one must followthe rules of the therapy as discussedabove.

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