Immunotherapy

The Spenglersan blood-colloid test makes it possible to identify hidden interference fields in the body. These interference fields can often be asymptomatic, yet still cause a variety of complaints and chronic conditions throughout the body. Through this special test, such interference fields can be detected and targeted measures initiated to resolve them.

To perform the Spenglersan blood test, the therapist requires several Spenglersan colloids and a small amount of the patient’s blood. The components are mixed on a test strip using a stirring stick, and the result can be evaluated immediately afterward with the naked eye.

The Spenglersan colloid blood test is based on the fact that the surface of red blood cells, which are responsible for our immune system, carries antibodies as a record of diseases that have already been overcome or are still present. If blood clumping occurs upon contact with the respective Spenglersan colloid, this can indicate the presence of diseases. From this reaction, it can be inferred that the patient is currently infected with these bacteria or has already had an infection.

The Spenglersan blood test is not only a diagnostic tool but also the foundation of a comprehensive therapy. It is particularly valuable for conditions whose causes are often hidden or considered “unknown.” These include a range of complex diseases, such as: allergies, autoimmune diseases, immune system disorders, and mixed infections.

Spenglersan therapy harnesses the power of ten different Spenglersan colloids. Which colloid is used is determined precisely based on the results of your blood test. The application is straightforward: The Spenglersan colloid is applied in the form of spray bursts to the crook of the elbow and then gently rubbed in with the pad of the thumb.