Gout
Gout
Gout occurs in most cases when the body has an excess of uric acid because the kidneys cannot filter the acid effectively. Things that can cause a blockage in the elimination of uric acid include foods rich in purines, being overweight, having diabetes, taking certain diuretics (diuretics) and drinking too much alcohol. Other uncommon causes are a diet rich in purine or the body producing too much uric acid
Biomedicine approaches gout treatment in a different way, completely personalized to each client’s condition. Specifically, Biomedicine combines pulsating magnetic therapy and recommended diet for gout patients to improve joint pain while enhancing metabolism to help relieve pain and limit excess acid. In addition, measures to enhance kidney function are also applied to better filter excess substances. Please contact HelenCare specialists to receive your individualized treatment plan.
Diabetes type I & II
Diabete type I & II
Diabetes mellitus (also known as diabetes) type 1 occurs when pancreatic cells are attacked by the immune system resulting in decreased insulin production. In type 2 diabetes, the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin to regulate excess sugar after eating. Biomedicine treats diabetes in a personalized way according to the specific condition and attacks the root cause of the disease. More specifically, Biomedical Medicine combines the diabetes therapy called Diabetes Support and the recommended diet for diabetic patients from the Swiss Paracelsus Institute to better metabolize sugar, calories, fat, and antioxidants. and protect the meninges and intestinal mucosa. Please contact HelenCare specialists to receive the most suitable treatment.
Hypertension
Hypertension
Hypertension is represented by the high pressure to push blood through the arteries. High blood pressure can also lead to serious problems, including heart attack, stroke, and kidney damage. A normal and healthy blood pressure level is measured at 120/80. If you notice your blood pressure level at 140/90 or higher, you are classified as high blood pressure.
In the conventional approach, patients are prescribed a series of inhibitory agents that suppress the function of certain glands. Beta-blockers and alpha-blockers are used to block many different hormones from tightening the walls of arteries and veins. However, it is common for patients to take two or more of these types of drugs, which produce harmful side effects comparable to the very condition they are used to treat. Biomedicine approaches the treatment of hypertension by attacking the root cause of the disease, including environmental, nutritional, and psychological factors. As a result, Biomedical Science has combined with homeopathic therapies to support high blood pressure patients, a diet plan recommended by Paracelsus, and stress reduction therapy… to restore balance and increase the patient’s quality of life.
