Newsletter - Cellular Medicine/ Alternative Therapies

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Newsletter

 

Cellular Medicine/ Alternative Therapies

Enormous response to our online newsletter

Questions and answers - part 1

Dear friends and interested people,

 

We are pleased at the enormous response to our online

newsletter. Numerous rs have already ordered

it since its introduction.

 

We want to build on your lively interest and many

positive suggestions so as to continually improve and

further develop our information service on cellular

health, the scientific findings of Cellular Medicine,

alternative therapies and their medical bases, but

also on health policy and the stepping up of the

worldwide confrontation with the pharmaceutical

industry.

 

Many of you took part in the questionnaire to evaluate

our internet site (http://www.drrath.com). Many thanks

for that! We received numerous suggestions and ideas,

which we will try to implement wherever possible.

 

But we also received many questions. Since the

questionnaire was anonymous, we cannot of course

answer such questions in direct personal dialogue -

but we still owe you a reply. We have therefore

selected the questions most frequently posed and

compiled them as a question-and-answer sheet. We hope

that this will clear up the most urgent questions.

 

But we also want direct dialogue with you. If,

therefore, there are comments, wishes, or ideas you

wish to convey to us in person, please use the e-mail

address info.

 

The most common questions

 

1. Is there any collaboration between Dr. Rath and

mainstream doctors?

 

" I reach out my hand to you. We are ready for open

dialogue, whenever and wherever you wish " . This is the

offer which Dr. Matthias Rath made to all mainstream

doctors on 5 May at Münster-Hiltrup town hall.

 

Mainstream medicine, at least at the scientific and

institutional level, has so far shown little

willingness to engage in cooperation. It is true that

registered doctors are increasingly resorting to

alternative therapies for their patients, and that the

German medical council also seems to be growing more

receptive to this question. Its central organ

(Deutsches Ärzteblatt [German medical journal], dated

7.5.2004) has, for instance, reported on a working

group that was set up in the autumn of 2000 to promote

dialogue between mainstream medicine and the

representatives of so-called " complementary

therapies " . The aim of this was to turn the " doctrinal

war " between different " schools " of medicine into

sober, serious discussion. However, in view of the

repeated attempts to discredit Cellular Medicine,

willingness for dialogue does not seem to have made

much progress.

 

Dr. Rath, when will you begin to publish open letters

in the British press?

 

We have already begun to do so. The latest open letter

was published on 18 August 2003 in " The Independent " .

 

Can you set up an interactive data bank showing the

recommended cellular nutrient combinations in response

to patients' descriptions of their illness?

 

The course of every illness is as unique as the human

being affected by it. That is why distance diagnoses

on the internet are as impossible as precise

recommendations of active ingredient compounds at the

touch of a button. In the case of illness a doctor

should always be consulted initially, for only your GP

can make diagnoses, suggest treatment or possibly

refer you to a specialist. However, you should also

talk to your doctor about the possibility of using

cellular nutrients to improve your health.

 

There is also a legal problem. While the positive

effects of cellular nutrients are known to us through

the intensive research programme at our institute in

Santa Clara (California, USA), the law does not allow

us to issue cellular nutrient recommendations for

treating illness.

 

How often does RATH international appear?

 

The magazine " Rath international " comes out each month

- except for one to two double issues, for instance

during the main holiday periods. There are 10 issues

per annum, published in German, Dutch, English and

French.

 

Some in the media repeatedly claim that the positive

effects of cellular nutrients have not been

scientifically validated. Are there studies which

disprove this? Where can one read such studies?

 

Numerous scientific studies prove the efficacy of

cellular nutrients. Extensive documentation can be

downloaded from the Dr. Rath Health Foundation

website. As is normal in the scientific community,

however, many of these studies are written in English.

You can find them at the link:

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/NHC/researcharchive.html

 

Where can one read information about the close links

between politics and the pharmaceutical industry?

 

On the web pages of the Dr. Rath Health Foundation,

under the heading " other news " , you will find numerous

links that lead to articles giving fuller insight into

issues relating to " politics and health " . Type in the

following link on the address line of your browser, or

click on:

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/THE_FOUNDATION/News/2004/other_news/index.htm

 

You are represented in Europe, Africa and North

America. What is the situation in Latin America? I

would really like to help you in Mexico.

 

Latin America is covered by our colleagues in the USA.

We intend increasing our presence in this region in

future. Those with questions, or anyone who would like

to offer support, can send an e-mail to Jaslen Singh

at the address: education

 

If you have any questions, wishes or

suggestions, or if you want us to take your name off

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