OXYGEN TREATMENT ACCORDING TO DR. ARDEN

It is known that with age and with a number of diseases, the supply of tissues with oxygen decreases. The elixir of life – oxygen – the body cannot store for future use – it is continuously consumed during breathing.

Oxygen plays a very important role in all metabolic processes and only in case of its sufficient presence in the body can the process of combustion and energy production from nutrients function reliably. Since the body constantly needs oxygen to stay healthy and active, its deficiency can lead to severe disorders of many organs. The clearest signs of lack of oxygen include symptoms such as fatigue, lethargy, trouble concentrating, and sleep disturbances. Multi-stage oxygen therapy is based on data obtained by Prof. Manfred von Arden, who showed that

The course of treatment has three components:

• The body prepares to take in oxygen by taking vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

• The air mixture saturated with oxygen is inhaled through disposable hygienic masks. In addition, part of the oxygen is activated using an ionizer

• Additional physical exercises and active rest activities improve the uptake of oxygen by the tissues. At the beginning of the spa treatment, you will be examined by a spa doctor, laboratory tests, ECG will be performed, and the optimal form of therapy will be determined.

Oxygen therapy and vitamins are taken daily. Classical, underwater and reflex massages support tissue blood supply and improve metabolism. Hydrotherapy, carbonic and pearl baths cause expansion of peripheral vessels and have a positive effect on microcirculation.

Thanks to classes in the fitness center and an additional lesson in swimming, oxygen saturation of the tissues improves. The exact number and types of procedures are prescribed by a spa doctor, depending on the general health of the patient.

Medical indications:
– Ischemic heart disease;
– Atherosclerosis;
– Condition after myocardial infarction;
– Improvement of oxygen supply in diseases of the lungs and bronchi;
– Fatigue;
– High pressure;
– Disorders of blood circulation and blood supply;
– Signs of aging;
– Weakening of memory;
– visual disturbances;
– Decreased immunity;
– Pain syndrome in diseases of the musculoskeletal system.

TREATMENT ACCORDING TO THE METHOD OF DOCTOR F.K. MAYRA FOR CLEANING THE BODY FROM HARMFUL SUBSTANCES

According to AVIATIONOPEDIA.COM, the Mayr spa treatment, named after the Austrian physician and researcher Dr. Franz Xaver Mayr (1875-1965), is a therapy that can successfully treat almost all chronic diseases or diseases associated with general wear and tear of the body and diseases of civilization. “Dvořák” is the only spa hotel in Karlovy Vary that offers F.K. Mairu under the supervision of specially trained spa doctors.

Mayr’s treatment is aimed at activating the metabolism, namely, at improving the functions of digestion in the large intestine. At the same time, there is an improvement in breathing and circulatory functions, which has a positive effect on all organs as a whole and on each individual cell of the body. A person becomes healthier, his body and spirit become healthier. Mayr’s course of treatment differs from other programs in the active participation of the patient in the treatment process, since the most effective part of the therapy is dietary restriction. The degree of success that can be achieved with treatment depends on the patient’s reasonable and disciplined approach to dietary restriction.

Mayr’s treatment is a natural way to recover and maintain the health of the body as a whole. Thanks to the cleansing and restoration of the body, it will be possible to remove a huge amount of harmful, foreign substances from the body and thereby achieve continuous improvement of the entire metabolic system. Compliance with an individually prescribed diet is the basis of the course of treatment. Weight loss is not the goal of this treatment, but it is a very pleasant side effect.

Mayr’s therapy is effective primarily for the following health disorders:
– Disorders related directly to the digestive tract (chronic constipation, diarrhea, gastric or duodenal ulcer, gastritis, diseases of the biliary tract, liver damage, inflammation of the small and large intestine (colitis), chronic diseases of the pancreas)
– Respiratory disorders: repeated infectious diseases of the respiratory tract (chronic runny nose, tonsillitis, inflammation of the larynx, bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchial asthma, emphysema)
– Initial manifestations of coronary heart disease, vegetative dystonia of hyper- and hypotonic type, as well as the initial stages of heart failure
– Diseases of the musculoskeletal system: inflammatory rheumatic diseases (chronic polyarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis), gout, degenerative rheumatic diseases, all diseases from the general aging of the body in the spine and joints, for example, arthrosis in the knee and hip joints, pain in the lumbar region (lumbar diseases), sciatica, osteochondrosis of the cervical spine and its consequences
– Headaches, all forms of migraine
– Metabolic disorders such as diabetes, elevated levels of uric acid, elevated levels of lipids and cholesterol in the blood)
– Obesity and its consequences, especially in combination with the so-called risk factors (high blood pressure, high levels of sugar, lipids and cholesterol, uric acid)

In addition to the above, the Mayr method provides everyone with the opportunity to receive a course of real preventive therapy. The use of diagnostics according to Mayr makes it possible to establish the most insignificant deviations from true health.

Treatment instructions:

• Duration of treatment In order to carry out a thorough reorientation of the metabolism with a permanent improvement in health as a consequence, it is necessary that the course of treatment last 3-4 weeks. With a shorter duration of the course, it is impossible, despite its general usefulness, to achieve similar successes.

• Diet The basis of therapy is either to completely refuse food intake for a certain time, or to follow a very strict and moderate, easily digestible diet (usually the Mayr milk diet). Voluntary refusal to eat for a certain time is the best way to achieve purification of the body and spirit, it promises maximum success.

Instructions for behavior after the end of the course of treatment:
It would be ideal if the Mayr treatment led to a real change in your lifestyle. Returning to old habits, which resulted in various diseases, also means a return to health disorders and problems that forced you to undergo treatment.

During the first weeks after the end of treatment, you are set on the path to future health. Stable success takes place only if, thanks to a reasonable lifestyle, you manage to maintain the acquired sharpness of the senses – especially in the field of taste sensations – acquired during the recovery, as well as the feeling of satiety, which so unexpectedly woke up in you only during the treatment.

If circumstances permit, keep the two meals a day regimen (a good breakfast and after 5 hours a sufficient but simple lunch). Weak herbal tea, slightly sweetened with honey, or rather unsweetened, in the evening in small sips or spoonfuls, will help you resist the temptation to eat dinner. If it happens that dinner cannot be avoided, let it be as modest as possible. It is necessary that you “chew” your dinner and feel it. Choose food so that the proportion of components subject to fermentation is minimal. Avoid eating raw and sweet foods in the evening.

The vast majority of you can be recommended Dr. Mayr’s variable diet: for one day, in the morning and in the afternoon, eat moderate normal food. For good grinding of soft food, you can “bite” (“chew”) white bread in a small amount. And for the future, do not forget to drink enough mineral water with a low carbon dioxide content. However, it is better not to drink water with food, the best option is 1-2 hours after a meal or a quarter of an hour before a meal. Take bitter salt according to the doctor’s instructions that you received during the final examination.

Nicotine, caffeine and alcohol are not accepted by any of the living organisms, despite our desire. The decisive role is played, of course, by the individual volume that the body is able to process. The doctor’s prohibitions in this direction are justified, and they must be observed, no matter how difficult it may be. The next product, which in our time has become almost a narcotic poison for many people in terms of concentration and quantities consumed, is sugar. Sugar in large quantities may not be good for anyone, but older people should use it especially sparingly.

Raw food of any kind is highly nutritious on the one hand, but difficult to digest on the other hand. But by no means can it be abandoned completely. Fruit should be eaten in the morning, before breakfast. Vegetable salad – as an appetizer for dinner. It is not recommended to eat different varieties of fruits or assorted salads at the same time. It is much more useful to eat only one variety of fruits or vegetables at one time, which, by the way, is much better absorbed by the body.

The effect of drugs immediately after the course of treatment is significantly enhanced. If you have to take any medication immediately after treatment, be sure to let your doctor know that your body is in a hypersensitivity stage. Children are not accepted for treatment.

Many young people dream of studying dentistry. But in order to achieve this, German universities need an excellent grade in the Abitur due to the high numerus clausus. Dozens of applicants wait years for a place to study and quite a few try to file a lawsuit. It is more effective and time-saving to look for study opportunities abroad. Studying dentistry in the Czech Republic has become a good alternative for more and more students from Germany, because the Abitur grade is not important when applying. The lessons are also held entirely in English. And also about the professional recognition of the study abroad in Germany you don’t have to worry.

We currently have three partner universities in the Czech Republic that have an English-language degree in dentistry in their program and for which we provide application assistance. Here you will find the most important information about the application process, the structure of the course, the costs and financing options and on the subject of recognition.

Application and admission requirements

Whether you are studying human medicine in the Czech Republic or studying dentistry: the admission requirements and the application process are the same. The basic requirement here is of course the Abitur – but with the essential difference that the Abitur grade does not play a role at all. Successful completion of a written entrance examination and, if necessary, an oral examination is decisive for admission.

The entrance exam for studying dentistry in the Czech Republic

According to localcollegeexplorer, applicants for a degree in dentistry at a Czech university pass the same entrance examination as applicants for a degree in human medicine. In the exam, the scientific disciplines biology, chemistry and optionally physics or mathematics at the upper school level (or at the level of the British A-Levels) are tested. Each medical faculty presents its own examination, although these are generally very similar in terms of content. For this reason alone, you should take several entrance exams, because this way you increase your chances enormously without additional effort. Because you have to prepare yourself anyway. Apart from that, you will need the requested knowledge in your dental studies at the latest.

All exams of the individual faculties are completely in English and in the form of multiple choice questions. There are no substantial differences between the exams at the individual universities in terms of content, but there are differences in the assessment. The various universities in the Czech Republic are more or less strict about this. While at one university the overall result counts and you can compensate for a worse area with a better area, the other university demands good results in all areas. Those who have successfully passed the written exam may, depending on the university, still have to take an oral exam. The task here is, for example, the interpretation of a scientific article. Most of the time, however, by and large it is primarily about the applicant’s personal motivation and less about specific specialist knowledge.

Preparation for the entrance exams to Czech universities

Good preparation is essential! You should start with this as early as possible. The start of studies is always possible in the winter semester of the academic year in the Czech Republic and the entrance exams take place in May or June. The application can usually be submitted up to a week before the exam date. On their websites, the medical faculties of the Czech universities provide information about which content is relevant in the exams. Here you can also often download the exams from the last few years, which you can use as mock exams. Also in the experience reports of German (dental) medical students in the Czech Republic you will find one or the other tip and literature recommendations for good preparation.

If you want to prepare very intensively for the entrance exam, you could also complete a pre-semester in medicine. There are various providers in Germany for this. The universities in the Czech Republic also offer preparatory courses (online or face-to-face courses). Here you can not only close your educational gaps in the relevant scientific areas, but also test whether scientific learning suits you at all.

Development of a degree in dentistry in the Czech Republic

In the study system in the Czech Republic, as in Germany, the study of dentistry is not divided into a bachelor’s and master’s degree. This five-year full-time course is a so-called long-cycle master’s degree, at the end of which there are state final exams. Nevertheless, the ECTS point system has also been introduced in dental courses in the Czech Republic in order to facilitate the academic recognition of individual study achievements and to promote international exchange.