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NEW YORK ONDAMED ADVANCED SEMINAR 2-3 NOVEMBER, 2007 Hilton Garden Inn 15 Crossroads Court Newburgh, NY 12550 Dear therapists, doctors, guests, Dear Silva and Rolf Binder, I welcome you from Brasil, Danmark, Hawaii, Kentucky, Chicago, Florida, Connecticut, Colorado, Germany, New York, Philadelphia, California, New Jersey, North Carolina, Illinois, Pensylvania, Rhode Island, Indiana, New Hampshire, Virginia, Texas, Pennsilvania, Tennessee, and Georgia This seminar will change your life as a therapist. The physical training program will be your corner stone for satisfaction to producing therapeutic results with the ONDAMED. For decades consciously or subconsciously many of us have anticipated, that there must be a certain part, spot, organ, or area of the body to be held responsible for a disease. Sometimes this spot seems to be easily detected : for instance, the tonsils in a patient with rheumatic joint pain and proteinuria due to kidney involvement after a recurrent tonsillitis. Conventional medicine would remove the tonsils as the responsible focus. Sometimes the case may be solved that way. However, if it has not been solved by tonsillectomy, and the patient continues to develop further complaints, some of us may go further and ask themselves, why have the tonsils been recurrently infected to begin with? Is there something else responsible for the ongoing tendency to develop Streptococcal infections in the tonsils and – of course - other lymphatic organs in the nasopharynx? Again, some of us would wonder and look around, what the reason might be. Alas, our understanding is so limited and most of us would give up. This leaves the patient exposed to ongoing antibiotics and steroids until he will give up. For 34 years I have taken advantage of numerous complementary, integrated, and alternative methods to increase the success rate in treating chronic disease. Many of these methods have helped us to escape total frustration. However, not until Dr. Paul Nogier from France introduced his RAC pulse test to detect certain body areas connected with the individual disease, things became a little more transparent. The method showed clearly, that the same disease in different patients would have a very individual connection to other organs and areas. Consequently the same disease must be treated completely different in various patients. The Main Focus

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NEW YORK ONDAMED ADVANCED SEMINAR 2-3 NOVEMBER, 2007 Hilton Garden Inn 15 Crossroads Court Newburgh, NY 12550 Dear therapists, doctors, guests, Dear Silva and Rolf Binder, I welcome you from Brasil, Danmark, Hawaii, Kentucky, Chicago, Florida, Connecticut, Colorado, Germany, New York, Philadelphia, California, New Jersey, North Carolina, Illinois, Pensylvania, Rhode Island, Indiana, New Hampshire, Virginia, Texas, Pennsilvania, Tennessee, and Georgia This seminar will change your life as a therapist. The physical training program will be your corner stone for satisfaction to producing therapeutic results with the ONDAMED. For decades consciously or subconsciously many of us have anticipated, that there must be a certain part, spot, organ, or area of the body to be held responsible for a disease. Sometimes this spot seems to be easily detected : for instance, the tonsils in a patient with rheumatic joint pain and proteinuria due to kidney involvement after a recurrent tonsillitis. Conventional medicine would remove the tonsils as the responsible focus. Sometimes the case may be solved that way. However, if it has not been solved by tonsillectomy, and the patient continues to develop further complaints, some of us may go further and ask themselves, why have the tonsils been recurrently infected to begin with? Is there something else responsible for the ongoing tendency to develop Streptococcal infections in the tonsils and – of course - other lymphatic organs in the nasopharynx? Again, some of us would wonder and look around, what the reason might be. Alas, our understanding is so limited and most of us would give up. This leaves the patient exposed to ongoing antibiotics and steroids until he will give up. For 34 years I have taken advantage of numerous complementary, integrated, and alternative methods to increase the success rate in treating chronic disease. Many of these methods have helped us to escape total frustration. However, not until Dr. Paul Nogier from France introduced his RAC pulse test to detect certain body areas connected with the individual disease, things became a little more transparent. The method showed clearly, that the same disease in different patients would have a very individual connection to other organs and areas. Consequently the same disease must be treated completely different in various patients. The Main Focus

First introduced in New York, October 13th, 2006, the individual Main Focus of a health disorder can be found easily. ONDAMED’s ~Main Complaint – Main Focus~ method is simple (~MC- MF~). If the Main Focus is treated with both the specific frequencies and specific frequencies of micro organisms/parasites, the Main Complaint Area and all other foci will be neutralized. Before we will go into physical training, you need to understand a few basic principles:

1. How can you explain ONDAMED’s specific frequency? 2. How do you explain the pulse reaction (Autonomic Vascular Signal , AVS)? 3. What is the secret behind the scanning the body? 4. What is the Main Complaint (~MC~) Area of the patient? 5. How does ONDAMED find the Main Focus (~MF~) which is responsible for

the complaint? For further details you could download my book under: dr-kessler.com Click: English, click “Excerpts from Dr. Kessler’s book” at left bottom Attending this seminar, I guarantee you satisfaction in your future ONDAMED practice. I thank you that you are here in such large numbers and letting me share this with you.

Above from left: Rolf Binder, Antje Kessler, Silvia Binder, Karin van Huelsen N.D., ONDAMED Advanced Seminar in Cornwall, New York, November 2-3 2007