Physiological Regulating Medicine 2010

MARS AND VENUS: THE LOW DOSE MEDIATORS OF SEXUALITY

Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD) symptoms are – according to DSM-IV-TR (2000) – deficient or absent sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity. In this paper we present the analysis of the efficacy of two drugs (GUNA VENUS and GUNA MARS), composed according to the guidelines of the Physiological Regulating Medicine (PRM), in treating DDSI. – Fifteen females and 15 males suffering from DDSI have been treated with the two PRM drugs, according to the gender. These patients have been compared with 15 female patients and 15 male patients suffering from DDSI treated with placebo…
A NEW AND REFINED INJECTABLE TREATMENT FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS

Connective tissue and collagen in particular – a real protein-tissue – progressively degrade and reveal to be inadequate to perform the functions they are to accomplish in each organism. This is due to aging, sedentarity, intense physical activity or inadequate sports activity, postural alteration, alimentary disequilibrium, and PNEI-axis alteration. Specific injectable Medical Devices (MD) (both distrectual and tissular) represent a new and refined tool in prevention and therapy to treat the ageing of articular structures, as well as periarticular ones and those concerning mesodermic supporting tissues…
CORRECTION OF CALCIUM METABOLISM DISORDERS USING OSTEOBIOS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL DISEASE

Twenty patients with II-III stage chronic renal failure of different origin took part in a study aimed at the demonstration of therapeutic effectiveness of the complex preparation Osteobios. The patients included in the verum group had to take Osteobios in dosage of 10 drops 30 minutes before meals three times daily. These patients took also the following antihomotoxic preparations: 1 tablet of Reneel N and 10 drops of Lymphomyosot half an hour before meals three times daily to improve the kidney function. The antihomotoxic therapy lasted one month…
THE USE OF EUBIOFLOR IN ORGANISING THE INTESTINAL FLORA IN NEW BORNS

Up to 30% of the pregnant women present urogenital infections; every 4th pregnant woman is affected from a chronic disease, the rate of caesarean births is high, the incidence of infected newborns is also increased as well as the number of new-borns fed artificially. The clinical effects of probiotics are: inhibition of the potentially pathogenic Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Clostridium perfringens; prevention of diarrhoea; reduction of fungal infection (Candida)…

THE THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF PRM MEDICINE GUNA-BOWEL IN PAEDIATRIC CYCLIC VOMITING SYNDROME

The cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS) diagnosis is based on the Rome III diagnostic criteria (Los Angeles, 2006). The data by Li and Balin (2000) and Scarcia (2000) estimate that in 68% of the cases the most frequent trigger factors include: • Infectious diseases in 41%, especially chronic sinusitis; • Mental stress (34%); • Food, including chocolate, cheese and other; • Physical exhaustion or sleep deprivation (18%); • Atopy (13%); • Menstrual periods (13%) and other…