Multiple strokes, hearing and memory loss 03535...USA
The practitioner visited an 89-year-old man recently discharged from hospital. The man expressed his desire to take vibro remedies for his low energy, two-year-old hearing loss (one had to practically shout into his ear) and one-year-old mild memory lapse (for example, forgetting particular names and certain incidents). He was not taking any medication for these conditions. Over the past few years, he suffered silent heart attacks and several transient ischemic attacks (TIAs or mini-strokes). Ever since then he has taken blood thinner medication but this led to chronic anaemia from intestinal blood seepage. The result was frequent hospitalization (every 2-3 months) to prop up his haemoglobin level through blood infusion. He also had difficulty walking and standing without support and required a full-time attendant.
On 2 November 2015, the patient was given the following remedy:
#1. CC3.5 Arteriosclerosis + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC17.3 Brain & Memory tonic + CC20.3 Arthritis…BD
He continued the blood thinning medicine during vibrionics treatment. After one month, the combo for hearing loss was added:
#2. CC5.2 Deafness + #1...BD
Two weeks later, the practitioner found out that the patient had been taking medication for high blood pressure and diabetes for a decade. On an average, his BP was 125/75 but his HbA1c was 8.7%, indicating high blood sugar levels in spite of allopathic tablets. So the following combos were added to cover these 2 conditions:
#3. CC3.3 High Blood Pressure + CC6.3 Diabetes + #2...BD
On 15 January 2016, during a large get-together with family and friends, all were pleasantly surprised by his improvement. Two of his daughters informed the practitioner that their father had difficulty sitting for more than ten minutes; he used to lie down or sleep in his bed for the better part of the day and night. However, during this get-together in their home, which included many different activities continuing late into the night, they were thrilled to see him sit up and enjoy the entire five-hour program. Significant improvement was observed and remarked by many people during this event. His son was astonished at his father’s renewed attention, focus, memory and hearing improvement whilewitnessing him critique a performance. In April the dosage of #3 was reduced to OD. By June 2016, his hearing had improved by 80% and his memory and energy levels improved by 100%.
He continued his allopathic medications for both diabetes and high BP along with vibrionics. In December 2016, the HbA1c assay reflected an improvement in blood sugar level as this reading had come down to 6.25%. Currently the patient walks without an assistant but with the help of a support. Most of the time, he talks, watches television and reads books in a sitting posture.
As of 30 January 2017, the patient remains well. After starting vibrionics treatment, he has not been hospitalized even for a day during the past fifteen months. His family attributes this entirely to vibrionics as this is the only change in his medication; all the rest of his medicines have remained the same for a decade or so. This impressive success resulted in the practitioner getting six new patients from the family and friends of this elderly person.
Patient’s son comments
For the past five years, my father's general health has been on the decline, even though he enjoyed very good health for most of his life. He is very spiritual and has enormous faith in God, and in his younger years, he used to help many people by providing free homoeopathy remedies. We were all pleasantly surprised to note that suddenly there was a significant improvement in his hearing and his memory. His haemoglobin levels are holding up very well (as indicated by recent blood tests) without requiring any hospitalization since the start of vibrionics treatment. Overall, his general health has improved and he appears to be enjoying a much better quality of life. He is hale, healthy and doing all his activities by himself, unassisted, which was not the case earlier.