Best Cases in Biological Medicine

© Copyright 2004 by David I. Minkoff, M.D. and Medical Director of Bodyhealth.com Inc.; USA
(Explore Issue: Volume 13, Number 1)

Biological medicine works. The purpose of this series is to collect illustrative cases from different practitioners to demonstrate the principles of Biologic Medicine so that more doctors can see that through application of this technology, patients can recover from seemingly unrecoverable conditions. Please send you contributions to Dr. David I. Minkoff, M.D. at drminkoff@bodyhealth.com and they will be presented each month as part of the Best Cases in Biological Medicine series.

Case #1

G.W. is a 69-year-old WF twin who was diagnosed with chronic renal failure of unknown etiology. Renal biopsy showed interstitial nephritis. Renal ultrasound showed small kidneys, no hydro, cortical thickness 1 cm bilaterally.  She was begun on hemo-dialysis in October 98 and received 3x week treatments. She had a history of childhood measles, chicken pox, whooping cough, and smoked until age 44. She had multiple amalgam fillings placed in 1944.

She was first seen at Lifeworks Wellness Center on 7/28/99. She had been referred by a Biologic Dentist to see if there was anything else that could be done for her.

She stated, “My twin sister and I like to go dancing, Country and Western, and I hate being on the machine and I want to get better.”

Our initial workup showed post dialysis labs of  BUN of 37 and Creatinine of 4.2.

She was a thin, almost frail appearing, very energetic white female. Vital signs were normal. Physical exam was otherwise unremarkable. Her autonomic reflex testing showed blocked regulation with jaw osteiitis. She localized to her upper incisor teeth and both kidneys. She was switched and had scars injected with procaine and Traumeel.

Teeth 1,3,5,6,11,13 and 15 were found to be dead and were removed by the Biological Dentist. Sanum injections, using Pleo Not, Pleo Nig, and Pleo Muc, were given multiple times at #3,4,7,8,9,10,12,13,19, and 20, until autonomic reflex testing showed no more focal localization, and the jaw osteiitis no longer was showing. Testing then showed mercury as the next item with localization to kidneys.

We began a program of segmental injections over her kidneys using procaine, Pleo Muc, Pleo Nig, Pleo Ginko, Heel Solidago, Heel Ubiquinon, procaine, DMPS and DMSO on a weekly basis.

She began getting 3x week injections with Regenesen 13 and Kidney for a month and then monthly after that.

She began colon hydrotherapy and received treatments weekly for 8 weeks.

Computron showed dental priority and multiple custom nosodes were made up to treat this. She had NAET x 15 to basic items, mercury, and kidneys.