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HISTORY OF ENDERLEIN THERAPYHISTORY OF ENDERLEIN THERAPY

PLEOMORPHISMPLEOMORPHISM BACTERIA CYCLOGENY 1925 BACTERIA CYCLOGENY 1925

BECHAMPBECHAMP MONOMORPHISM MONOMORPHISM

ENDERLEIN (1872 – 1968)ENDERLEIN (1872 – 1968) PASTEUR PASTEUR

40 YEARS STARTED 191640 YEARS STARTED 1916

500 SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES500 SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

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ISOPATHIC THERAPY BY ENDERLEINISOPATHIC THERAPY BY ENDERLEIN

Endobiont support system by maintaining milieu. Due to stress and poor lifestyle the endobiont cannot

maintain balance . Balance shifts and endobiont changes.

Therapy is required to: Create a more healthful lifestyle Alkalizing of milieu protein stress elimination of toxins use specific chondritin (low valance forms of high

valance forms to valance in body tissues)

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PLEOMORPHIC CYCLEPLEOMORPHIC CYCLE

FUNGUSFUNGUS

PATHOGENIC CYCLEPATHOGENIC CYCLEBACTERIABACTERIA

FIBRIN / PROTITFIBRIN / PROTIT

NON-PATHOGENIC CYCLENON-PATHOGENIC CYCLECHONDRITS / SYMPROTITSCHONDRITS / SYMPROTITS

haptens and nosodes have similar properties.

Sanukehl haptens are polysaccharide extracts from cell wall of the various infectious species.

remove undesired proteins / lipids to make them essentially protein and pyogen free to reduce allergy and fever.

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ACID - BASE REMEDIESACID - BASE REMEDIES

Alkala NAlkala N– Sodium citrate x H2O, Potassium bicarb, Sodium bicarb

reduction of tissue acidosis mitochondria respiration

SanuvisSanuvis– L - () lactic acid D4 / 6 / 12 / 30 / 200

lowers pH of blood activity of Pleo Muc mitochondrial respiration

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ACID - BASE REMEDIESACID - BASE REMEDIES

CitrokehlCitrokehl– Citric acid D10 / 30 / 200

cellular metabolism lactic acid production blood viscosity fluid retention helps Pleo Nig

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Albi (Albicansan)Pleo Albi (Albicansan)– Candida albicans

Mycosis of mucous membranesGall bladderAllergies

Pleo Ex (Exmykehl)Pleo Ex (Exmykehl) – Candida albicans

Benign prostatic hypertrophy– Candida parapsiloso

Mycosis mucosal– Penicillium roquefort

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo-Fort (Fortakehl)Pleo-Fort (Fortakehl) – Penicillium roquefort

GI SymbiosisDigestive mycosis (post antibiotic catarrh)

Pleo-Lark (Larifikehl)Pleo-Lark (Larifikehl) – Laricifomas officinalis

Asthma / coughs

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Mucedo (Mucedokehl)Pleo Mucedo (Mucedokehl)– Mucor mucedo

fear/limbic systemthyroid/URTmicrocirculation to brain/endocrine glandsemotional weakness in children

Pleo Muco (Mucokehl)Pleo Muco (Mucokehl)– Mucor racemosis

circulation/congestion wound healing (avoid Pleo Not)

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Nig (Nigersan)Pleo Nig (Nigersan)– Aspergilus niger

urogenital / pelvic • tuberculin para tuberculin • lymph

Pleo Not (Notakehl)Pleo Not (Notakehl)– Penicillium chysogenum

general infection - bacterial staph/strep URTprostate avoid pleo Muc for 3 days

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Pef (Pefrakehl)Pleo Pef (Pefrakehl)– Candida parapsilosis

mycosis of openinginternal / external dental

Pleo Pinik (Pinikehl)Pleo Pinik (Pinikehl)– Formitopsis

liver / spleendepressionrecovery from debilitation and fever

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo San Oryzae (Sanoryzae)Pleo San Oryzae (Sanoryzae)– Aspergillum oryzae

circulationnormalization of angina and migraine

Pleo Quent (Quentakehl)Pleo Quent (Quentakehl)– Penicillium glabra

acute and latent viruscolds, flu etc.URTIPleo Not / Pleo Nig

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Rub (Ruberkehl)Pleo Rub (Ruberkehl)– Aspergillus rubra

Spring allergies / chronicURT DX Bl / K

Pleo Sancom (Sankombi)Pleo Sancom (Sankombi)– Mucor racemosus

all circulation and lymph– Aspergillus niger

GI for infant detox and allergies

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FUNGAL PHASE REMEDIESFUNGAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Muc AtoxPleo Muc Atox (Mucokehl Ex)(Mucokehl Ex)– Mucor racemosus

excretion of by-products after using Pleo Muc

Pleo Nig AtoxPleo Nig Atox (Nigersan Ex)(Nigersan Ex) - Antichondrite serum

- Aspergillus niger excretion of by-products after using Pleo Nig

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BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIESBACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

Bacterial phase remedies work by stimulating both non

specific and specific immune reactions to increase the

body’s resistance to toxins, antigens and infectious agents.

BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

increase lymphokines / cytokinesincrease WBC activityincrease humoral and non-specific

immunity

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BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIESBACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Art APleo Art A (Arthrokehlan A)(Arthrokehlan A)– Proprionbacteria

arthritisdegenerative spineColumn Dx

Pleo Art UPleo Art U (Arthrokehlan U)(Arthrokehlan U)– Cornybacteria

stimulates immune system especially in neoplasms

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BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIESBACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Lat (Latensin)Pleo Lat (Latensin)– Bacillus cereus

chronic gall bladder • dysbiosisrespiratory • infertility

*Can cause strong emotional reaction and fever

Pleo Lep (Leptospermusan)Pleo Lep (Leptospermusan)– Proprioni bacterium

circulation of extremitiesmigraine

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BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIESBACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Rec (Recarcin)Pleo Rec (Recarcin)– Bacillus firmus

inflammation of mucous membranesglandular disturbances

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BACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIESBACTERIAL PHASE REMEDIES

Pleo Ut S (Utilin S)Pleo Ut S (Utilin S)– Mycobacterium phlei

respiratory tractlymph tracttubercular / paratubercular, viral infection,

autoimmuneneoplasm

* Produces strong reaction

Inject deep into muscle

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ORGAN PREPARATIONSORGAN PREPARATIONS

CHRYSOCORCHRYSOCOR – Hydrolate of human placenta

sexual astheniaage related dysfunction

REBASREBAS – Peyer’s patch extract

cellular immunity in chronic diarrhea GI, Liver DX, allergic reactions

THYMOKEHLTHYMOKEHL – Extract of calf thymus

general immune system in chronic disease

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PLANT EXTRACTSPLANT EXTRACTS

CERVIKEHL CERVIKEHL – cetraria islandia

respiratory symptoms

GINKGOKEHL GINKGOKEHL – ginkgo biloba

circulation

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PLANT EXTRACTSPLANT EXTRACTS

OKOUBASAN OKOUBASAN – Okoubasan aubrevilles D2

acute diarrhea therapy and prevention

RELIVORA COMPRELIVORA COMP– Drosera D3, Echinacea D2, Juglans D4

immune system URTI

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PLANT EXTRACTSPLANT EXTRACTS

USNEABASAN USNEABASAN – Usnea barbata ethall

sunstrokecongestion headaches

LEPTOSPERMUSAN LEPTOSPERMUSAN

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HAPTEN THERAPYHAPTEN THERAPY

low molecular weight substance that becomes antigenic when coupled with a large molecular carrier such as a protein.

capable of binding and eliminating harmful by- products that remain in the body after infection.

haptens and nosodes have similar properties.

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HAPTEN THERAPYHAPTEN THERAPY

Sanukehl haptens are polysaccharide extracts from cell wall of the various infectious species.

remove undesired proteins / lipids to make them essentially protein and pyogen free to reduce allergy and fever.

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GENERAL EFFECTS OF HAPTENSGENERAL EFFECTS OF HAPTENS

stimulate cellular and humoral response

neutrophils

phagocytosis

bind to IgE antibodies allergic reactions

unblocking stuck immune system e.g. post cortisone therapy and chemo therapy.

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN ACNE D5 PLEO SAN ACNE D5 – Proprion bacterium acne

rheumatic arthritis acne

PLEO SAN BRUCEL D6PLEO SAN BRUCEL D6– Brucella melitensis

dysmenorrheainfluenza

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN CAND D5PLEO SAN CAND D5– Candida

Mycosis

PLEO SAN COLI D7PLEO SAN COLI D7– Escheria coli

inflammation of GI liver LI kidney genital

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN KLEBPLEO SAN KLEB– Klebsielli pneumoniae

influenzarespiratory post antibiotic

PLEO SAN MYCPLEO SAN MYC- Proteus vulgarisdysbiosiscirculation

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN PROTPLEO SAN PROT– Proteus vulgaris

gastritis dysbiosis circulation

PLEO SAN PSEUPLEO SAN PSEU- Pseudomonas aeruginosa dermatitisURT inflammation

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN SALMPLEO SAN SALM– Salmonella enteriditis

malnutritionfailure to thrive in children chronic GI inflammation

PLEO SAN STREPPLEO SAN STREP– Strep pyogene

skin infection carditis carditis poly arthritis poly arthritis URTI

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HAPTENSHAPTENS

PLEO SAN SERRAPLEO SAN SERRA – Serratia marcescens

nosocomial infection of ser

PLEO SAN TRICPLEO SAN TRIC – Tricophyton verrucosum

mycosis of surface

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POLYSANSPOLYSANS

A – Complaints of old ageDx – Testing of focal infectionE – Heredity & own poisonsG – FluK – Circulatory disturbanceOM – Benign & malignant tumorsM – MalariaR – RheumatismT – TuberculosisD – Focal infections (alternate with Dx)