Inhaltsverzeichnis diab-en - Diabetes Causes & Cure

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Can Diabetes be Cured?

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Diagnosis "diabetic" up to now = "lifelong"

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Patients are lulled into a false sense of security

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Diabetes: Numerous risks for life and limb

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Disease as a "chance" - for economic growth?

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Spare aggregates instead of cure?

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Was discovery of healing possibility unwanted?

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Censorship in medical periodicals blocks healing

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"Targeted misinformation" to obstruct a therapy

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Preserve diabetics as customers?

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History of medicine with blots

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View efficacy yourself (the cure)

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Efficacy of the new therapy (tangible results) 

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How the new curing therapy was discovered

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Still we are programmed for our origin nutrition

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Dramatic case led to discovery: Diabetes is curable!

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Starting point for a systematical development

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Remarks, 20 years later

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Refusal to aid?

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How diseases develop

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Homotoxins as causes of diseases

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Table of Homotoxicoses

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Biological courses of diseases

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Chronic diseases by unbiological interventions

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Focal diseases hinder therapeutical success

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Diseases by lack of health basics

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Lack of Health Preconditions cause Diseases

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Environment's strongest impact: Nutrition

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Main cause of chronic mass diseases: Hitherto spread (wrong) nutrition dogma!

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The effects of refined carbohydrates

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The protein-error and its consequences

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Heat-processed food noxious to health

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What is Health

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What is health?

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Where diseases cease, health is just beginning

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Best strategy against diseases: High degree of health

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Preconditions of Natural Health

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The three keystones of natural health

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Why one-sided analytic nutrition research must fail

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Exploring the origin nutrition of man

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Man - a fruit eater (frugivore)!

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Protein supply healthier without animal protein

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Civilized Origin Nutrition = Intensive Nutrition

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Large spectrum of efficacy of the "Intensive Nutrition"

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The Blood Sugar Regulation System

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Blood sugar level = "voltage" of the body

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Resources of energy in the food

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Consumers of energy in the body

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Buffer store between supply and consumption

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Endocrine glands as "voltage regulators"

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Overstrain of Blood Sugar Regulation System

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Unwholesome refined carbohydrates

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Causes of Juvenile Diabetes (Type I)

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Does a hereditary predisposition exist?

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Juvenile diabetes - a degeneration phase

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Cause of juvenile diabetes: Medical treatments!

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Focal diseases stand in the way of curing ...

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Causes of Diabetes of Adults (Type II)

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Does a family disposition exist?

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Synergetic mechanism causes diabetes type II

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Which are the effects of sulphonyl urea pills?

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Unbiological retoxic effects in case of an infection

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Diabetes released by virus?

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Causes of the "Later Consequences" of both Types of Diabetes, I and II

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Production of insulin- and B-cell- antibodies

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Main cause: The common diabetic diet!

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When haze in the eyes forbodes loss of eyesight - eyeground bleedings

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High blood pressure, heart attack and embolism

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Loss of legs by diabetic gangrene

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Renal dysfunction and insufficiency

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Hepatic cirrhosis and fatty liver

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Pain condition, loss of sensation

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Fading and loss of sexual potency

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Destruction of the chewing organ

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Degeneration of the bony tissues

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"Incurability" - caused by the diabetic diet?

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Chances of Success in Cases of Type I, II, and their Consequences

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Goals and chances of success of measures

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New, not yet treated diabetes of adults (type II)

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Diabetes type II, under sulfonyl urea treatment

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"Juvenile diabetes" (diabetes type I)

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Bleedings in the eyeground

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Hypertension (high blood pressure)

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Kidney failure

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Malfunction of the liver

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Malfunction of the liver

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The risk of heart attack

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Degeneration of nerves, pains, loss of sensation

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The male potency

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Decay of dentition

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Osteoporosis

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The reasons for the good chances of success

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Therapeutic Measures to Cure Diabetes

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Basic therapy with "Schnitzer Intensive Nutrition"

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Why it makes calculation of bread units obsolete

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Nutrition after success has stabilized

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If digestibility problems appear: Cereal soup diet

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Sanitation treatment of chronic intestinal diseases

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To overcome a chronic pancreatitis

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Hematogenic oxidation therapy (HOT)

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Homeopathy and antihomotoxic therapy

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The cellular therapy of Dr. Paul Niehans

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Therapy with human stem cells

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Sanitation treatment of the dentition

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How to avoid the impact of poisons

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Sufficient physical activities

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Reduction of blood sugar lowering medication

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How to put this Natural Therapy into Effect as a Diabetic

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Preparing the change of nutrition

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Agreement and coordination with your physician

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If you are already in the hospital

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The day of takeoff

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If soon you will feel so well that you become reckless

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"Copy it - but copy it precisely!"

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Experiences with the New Diabetes Curing Therapy

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Report about a medical seminar in November 1979

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Two serious cases of diabetes with gangrene

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Successful treatment of a heavy diabetic gangrene

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Physician's own diabetes case report

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Experiences with the new therapy under observation of chronic alterations of the gastro-intestinal tract

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A serious Type I, cured with two pages of information

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Karl Ettwein made the discovery possible by a courageous decision

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"This is how I overcame my diabetic disease!"

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Recipes: Intensive Nutrition, Cereal soup diet ...

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Kitchen utensils needed

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What should be in stock

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To buy fresh

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Hints concerning healthy food preparations

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How to handle the following recipes

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Cereal-Soup-Diet for the beginning

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Cereal soup, completely boiled

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Cereal soup with an unheated, raw part

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Cereal soup with a raw part of cereals, garden lettuce and carrots

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Cereal soup with raw part of cereals, chicory, carrots, germinated seeds

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More soups with raw part of cereals, fresh vegetables, germinated seeds

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Cereal muesli variations for breakfast

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Basic mixture of the cereal muesli

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Further preparation of the cereal muesli in variations

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Lunch and dinner

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Composition of lunch and dinner

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Gazpacho - Spanish "salad-soup"

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Natural nutrition - example for one day

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The breakfast

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Lunch

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Dinner

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Important: Sufficient Water Supply

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