Die Polyneuropathie gehört zu den häufigsten Nervenerkrankungen. Sie beginnt mit Symptomen wie Kribbeln, Stechen oder Brennen. Die Beschwerden reichen von Empfindungsstörungen über Schmerzen bis zu Lähmungen. Marco Klein erklärt im Talk, warum Kleinsche Felder bei Polyneuropathie helfen und erfolgreich langfristig Symptome wie Brennen, Missempfindungen und andere lindern können.
(Poly)Neuropathie – was ist das? Unter dem Begriff „Polyneuropathien“ wird eine Gruppe von Erkrankungen zusammengefasst, bei denen es zu Schädigungen des peripheren Nervensystems kommt. Infolge dieser Schädigungen ist die Funktion der betroffenen Nerven gestört. Weil mehrere Nerven beziehungsweise ganze Nervenstrukturen betroffen sind, spricht man von Polyneuropathie (Das Wort „Poly“ stammt aus dem Griechischen und heißt: viel, mehrere). Eine Polyneuropathie liegt vor, wenn gleichzeitig mehrere periphere Nerven im Körper nicht richtig funktionieren. Die Begriffe „Neuropathie“ beziehungsweise „Polyneuropathie“ (PNP) umfassen verschiedene Erkrankungen des peripheren Nervensystems. Bis auf Nervenzellen im Gehirn und im Rückenmark zählen dazu sämtliche Nerven im Körper.
Polyneuropathie-Ursachen – welche sind häufig? Etwa fünf bis acht Prozent der erwachsenen Bevölkerung sind von Neuropathien betroffen. Die Rate steigt dabei mit zunehmendem Alter. Am häufigsten entstehen Polyneuropathien wegen einer langjährigen Diabeteserkrankung oder infolge dauerhaft erhöhten Alkoholkonsums.
Aber auch Infektionen, Toxine (Gifte), bestimmte Arzneimittel, Krebs, Nährstoffmangel, Diabetes, Autoimmunerkrankungen und andere Erkrankungen können eine Fehlfunktion vieler peripheren Nerven zur Folge haben. Auch stehen erhöhter Zuckerkonsum und Vitamin-B-Mangel im Verdacht das Risiko für Polyneuropathie zu erhöhen. Polyneuropathie-Symptome - welche sind typisch?
Eine Polyneuropathie kann sich durch diverse Symptome äußern. Je nachdem welche Nerven betroffen sind, können die Beschwerden zum Beispiel das Fühlen, Bewegungsabläufe oder auch die körperliche Kraft betreffen. Zu den Polyneuropathie-Symptomen gehören zum Beispiel Sensibilitätsausfälle, Missempfindungen (Stechen, Brennen, Kribbeln, „Ameisenlaufen“), Schwellungsgefühle sowie Lähmungen und sogar Störungen der Organfunktion.
Polyneuropathie behandeln – was ist sinnvoll? Eine gängige Therapiemethode für die Behandlung von Polyneuropathie gibt es derzeit noch nicht, jedoch gibt es verschiedene Möglichkeiten diverse Polyneuropathie-Symptome zu lindern.
Bei Schmerzen und Empfindungsstörungen in den Füßen beispielsweise können neben der Kleinschen Felder-Behandlung (durch Schuheinlagen und/oder Schlafmatte) auch Akupunktur und Fußreflexzonenmassagen zum Einsatz kommen. Auch Bewegung, Wassergymnastik, Gehtraining und Physiotherapie können sich bei Polyneuropathien positiv auswirken – nicht nur auf die Füße, sondern auf den gesamten Körper.
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Hello and welcome.
It's great that you are back with us
and have tuned in to our format Naturmedizin.
Today we are dealing with
a very unpleasant topic,
the disease
polyneuropathy.
I have a very
sympathetic and very competent
guest. Marco Klein is
with me. His family, or rather
his father, De Kleinchenfelder,
and we'll see what De Kleinchenfelder
can achieve with
polyneuropathy.
We'll also get information about
his studies. So stay tuned,
it's going to be exciting.
I'm looking forward to my guest
and I cordially invite you to join us. See you in a bit.
Hello, dear Marco. Thank you very much
for coming back
and telling us
about great opportunities
with De Kleinchenfelder.
Thank you for the invitation.
Before we get into the topic,
De Kleinchenfelder
has had numerous successes with
polyneuropathy
and is even planning a study. Is that right?
That's right, because the experience reports,
when they come together at some point,
you say, let's take a closer look
at where the differences are
here and there.
Now polyneuropathy
may not be the term for everyone.
Someone who has never dealt with it
or has never spoken to someone
about polyneuropathy
usually has no idea
what it is. Can you
briefly explain to us about the symptoms,
about the effects of polyneuropathy?
Yes, so polyneuropathy
as a whole,
you can imagine, are actually damage
to the nerves. It can have various causes,
but if nerves don't work properly anymore,
because they either start
with insufficient blood flow,
i.e. oxygen supply,
like with a diabetic,
because they have a very poor blood flow
from home due to diabetes.
That's why even with diabetics,
feet are amputated, because they die
at some point due to poor blood flow.
And polyneuropathy is usually even there
with many precursors, because if the nerves
don't get enough supply,
then the nerves form
due to this damage, like back,
and then have a kind of misperceptions.
So polyneuropathy, you know,
is a nerve damage,
but there are different causes
that can occur. One is the supply,
as mentioned, due to blood flow, oxygen
the nerve cell doesn't get enough.
The other can be toxic stress.
Many also have it after chemotherapy,
after a cancer treatment,
because if you have toxic stress,
like heavy metals and what else
there is in the body,
they can also damage nerves.
And then it's just that the nerves
have such misperceptions.
People then notice pain.
That's why it has become very well known,
because when you have these
undefined pain,
mostly in the hands,
or fingers accordingly,
feet are even at the very front.
So most people develop it
first in the feet.
Maybe also the legs, the lower legs,
where people then notice deafness,
burning,
as fireflies describe,
that some like needles that squeak
or something that burns
and you can't get to it,
so feet above all,
hands for many also,
legs very strong,
these are the main points.
But toxic stress
and malnutrition
due to bleeding
are the two main criteria.
And that's a constantly present topic.
So who is affected by it,
is neither day nor night
free of it.
Especially the feet, of course,
where we know we have to somehow
get up and move.
And if you notice in the soles of the feet
that the deaf are hot, cold,
have malnutrition,
also become white,
like a very bad bleeding,
which is common for many causes.
But this burning, needles,
that is of course highly unpleasant.
Deafness, etc., all adds up,
where you ask yourself,
what's going on now?
Can you do something
against this disease?
In school medicine,
it is still considered an incurable disease.
Because in school medicine,
it is usually tried to look
medically, what can you do?
Of course, people know painkillers
and coffee,
many even take morphine at some point,
because they only try to endure the pain
if the nerves continue to break,
because the cause is not solved.
That's why it's very surprising
for many that Kleinsche Felder
have also produced results,
because otherwise
there is no healing method
that is somehow reliable.
You can try to support the body
with warmth, cold, foot baths, etc.,
which sometimes reduces symptoms a bit,
but there is really nothing
sustainable there.
And that's a real terror
for people, of course.
You feel every step
or after an effort
it comes.
Interestingly,
we have already been to Kleinsche Felder.
The whole thing started in 2014
at the pilot study of Prof. König
in Magdeburg,
who then took
various diseases in the study.
There was also polyneuropathy,
a patient, for example,
and we became clairvoyant for the first time
because patients slept
on a Kleinsche Felder sleeping mat.
Kleinsche Felder make
the bleeding better,
so to speak,
so that, of course,
cells can be better cared for.
It was there that a patient
had success.
After three months,
polyneuropathy completely disappeared
or to an absolute minimum.
Then, of course, it increased
and more and more patients reported it.
That's how it came about.
You already mentioned
the Kleinsche Felder.
We have already talked a lot about it.
You can also
watch other videos
about it.
You also
talked to Prof. Dr. König
Prof. König?
Yes, Prof. Dr. König.
Dr. König, Brigitte König,
about the study.
You also gave an interview.
Yes, exactly.
Here you can see
what happened.
How can nerve damage
suddenly heal?
It is very clear.
If I can make the bleeding,
which is not good for many people
with polyneuropathy,
what Kleinsche Felder do,
you can look at
how exactly they work,
but make the blood more fluid,
then nerves can get more supply
and regenerate better.
It is basically possible
to regenerate nerves,
but it is still considered too difficult
because there was no method
Prof. König gave
a statement
in the interview.
I came to the Kleinsche Felder
because I was asked
if I see a possibility
to objectively prove
the effectiveness
of the Kleinsche Felder.
Since the mitochondria
are in our main field,
I tested them
on this mitochondria
and we could show
that the Kleinsche Felder
positively influence
the mitochondria.
Among other things,
the Kleinsche Felder
have an effect on the mitochondria.
The mitochondria are our forces
and nothing works without them.
In the meantime,
we know from high-level
scientific publications
that the mitochondria are responsible
for a large number of diseases
if they do not work.
For example, Alzheimer's disease,
Parkinson's disease,
cardiovascular disease,
atherosclerosis,
diabetes mellitus, migraine
and other diseases
of our civilization.
Since the Kleinsche Felder
have a positive effect
on the mitochondria,
they also have a positive influence
on all these diseases.
We have experience
in polyneuropathy,
and they really help
that this polyneuropathy
disappears completely
or is reduced to a minimum.
This is certainly also
due to the inflammatory effect
of the Kleinsche Felder.
I think it is important
to understand that
she talked about mitochondria.
These are forces, as she said,
in the cells.
In studies, you don't just see
if something hurts more or less,
you look into the area of the cell
and see if it works better.
What exactly happens there?
These mitochondria, as she said,
they produce the cell energy.
If a cell is weakened
because these mitochondria
do not generate enough energy,
then of course there can be
functional disorders.
Functional disorders in a nerve cell
are these misperceptions
that you notice
due to nerve damage
in every single cell.
You can measure
what is actually happening
in the cell.
You have now seen certain
conditions of disease,
high blood pressure,
all that was still possible
in the study,
that a lot has improved.
You have just looked
what exactly is happening.
Today we are talking about
polyneuropathy.
ATP,
adenosine triphosphate,
is the universal cell energy,
our cell's fuel.
It is produced
when the cell
absorbs oxygen for the mitochondria.
This is the main thing
to generate energy.
Everyone knows you can fast,
the body works,
but not breathing for 10 minutes
does not work.
Oxygen is the most important
thing in the cell.
When oxygen enters
the finest hair vessels,
it can make a different
performance.
The mitochondria
have produced more energy.
The patient EK
had an energy level
of 71% before
and even went up
to 105%.
This explains why
nerve damage occurred.
This was one factor
to better explain
why this malfunction occurs.
The cell can regenerate
better with this energy.
This is the mitochondrial
topic she mentioned.
We have around 1000 mitochondria
in each cell.
Yes, it is even different.
There are cells in the brain
that have much more.
They have to be much more powerful.
But usually a few hundred.
The sources disagree,
but it goes up to a few thousand.
This was very interesting
in the study,
because the mitochondria
through the good care
of the little cells
were sleeping for 3 months.
Blood was taken before
and after,
because the polyneuropathy
was lost.
The patient could say
that herself.
This was very interesting,
because not only more ATP
was produced in the mitochondria,
because then the mitochondria
would have produced more.
No, it was very interesting,
because much more mitochondria
were formed.
On average,
in all patients in the study,
an eightfold mitochondria.
Imagine how much a cell has
if it had 500 mitochondria
and eight times more.
Then it is not surprising
that the cell produced more ATP,
because there were
so many more forces.
To repeat,
how was the study done?
The patients slept on it
on the smallest mat
for three months.
Every night.
You didn't change anything
in the study.
The habits remained.
They slept on it nightly.
In polyneuropathy,
many have it in the area
of the feet.
There are small fields,
bed soles,
very well known for it.
In street shoes
or house shoes,
some even use a bed sole
at night,
because the nerves
are better supplied
by high blood circulation.
Many notice it relatively quickly.
People are different.
One says something happens
after 20 seconds.
The next one needs 10 minutes.
There are also insensitive people
like me.
My foot must be very cold
in winter.
If I put a foot on it
in comparison,
it gets warm.
Many people have problems
with their feet.
Otherwise,
if I use a sleeping mat
and improve the supply
of blood,
the effect is even greater.
It may hurt less in the foot,
but everywhere else
the problems are still there.
How long does it take
before you notice
significant improvements?
It depends on how different
people can be.
There are cases
where people say
they don't notice it anymore.
They notice it again,
but not so much.
The body has slowly
restored it.
In general, however,
it takes time.
In polyneuropathy,
it takes time to
create a small field.
An improvement
is still there,
maybe only less pronounced.
But if you look at
people who say
they don't have any problems
with it anymore,
then it is often
at least 3-4 months.
In many cases,
it is even 5 months.
It is not something
you can think of quickly.
Many people
may even have
more pain
in the beginning
when they sleep
and then have to
take care of it
in a different way.
What happens
when a nerve cell
is better cared for?
It will be able to
report the pain better.
This is not the case
for everyone.
In polyneuropathy,
it happens more often
than in other pain diseases.
They sleep one night
and then start
with the feet.
Then you increase the area
week by week
so that the body
does not repair everything
at once.
Usually,
you don't have problems
with adrenal cells
because it is always
so punctual.
But it can be
the sleeping mat.
Of course,
no one wants to have more pain.
That's why you do it
more gently.
It may take a few weeks
until you get used to it.
But even then,
it is easier for the legs
because it is often
associated with
ingestion.
It can even go
in the other direction
in the beginning.
I would expect
4-5 months.
But you can do it
with sleeping in your own bed.
I don't think there is
a conventional treatment
that frees me from it.
Most people
take painkillers.
They have other problems
and are happy
when there are reliefs.
Not taking medication
is not a solution.
The next question
is whether there are side effects.
The so-called
first-degree worsening
when the body gets into the force.
There are no side effects.
You generally understand
the harmful side effects.
It is a natural therapy
with special
magnetic fields.
But not generated by electricity.
It is a permanent magnetic field
similar to the magnetic field
of the earth we need for life.
Our body works with it.
That's why we spin at night.
As researchers know,
when you lie in one direction,
liquids run in one direction.
I always think of the roast chicken
that spins on the skewer.
That's why we spin at night.
The liquids go in the other direction.
That's why you spin back and forth
so that the body can
participate in the regeneration
processes.
It also has attractive power.
On this natural path,
when I build the fields
so that the blood
dissolves these clumps.
That's what small fields do.
The blood flow to the capillaries.
The tissue,
whether it's muscles, nerves,
liver, organs.
There are many diseases
where small fields are successful
simply because it starts at the base.
Why does it help with migraines
and other diseases?
Because the body repairs itself.
It's about self-healing
through high supply.
I learned about the small fields.
What they do to improve
the blood flow
and the body
at all points
gets better oxygen supply.
As I said, everything
is based on this
topic.
Health is based on it.
The nerve cells.
We don't talk much about muscles.
There are many
harmful substances in the
cellular space,
which is better transported
by high blood flow.
There are also food supplements
that can promote blood flow
through different substances.
Whether it's adelasticity
or blood flow.
As a physical problem,
without side effects,
it's natural.
The small fields
react with the red blood cells.
When they move past it,
when I put them on a mat
or put a foot on it,
they go over it.
The blood is electrically conductive.
It has iron in it.
Hemoglobin.
It reacts to plus, minus,
plus, minus, plus, minus fields.
Because this plus, minus
is like pulling away,
the effect occurs.
Many people don't know
that the red blood cells are
negatively charged.
Plus and minus.
Plus and minus collide.
When all red blood cells
are negatively charged,
when they have good energy
and are healthy,
they stay away from each other
so that they don't get
into clumps.
But if the energy of the
red blood cells is not enough,
they form small clumps.
They're called money rolls.
Some call it thick blood.
It's like a dark field microscope.
Some people don't know
where the red blood cells
are individually,
but in chain structures.
Of course,
these red blood cells
can absorb less oxygen.
A big bus can't get
into a pedestrian crossing
because there are
small blood vessels.
Is that right?
Because these blood clumps
are caused by pulling away,
by these natural fields.
It's pure physics.
It doesn't matter if it's an animal,
a small child or a high retirement age.
The blood moves over it.
The heart beats uninterruptedly.
The blood is always moving,
whether we're asleep or awake.
When it moves over it,
it doesn't matter
if the sleep disorders
get better,
the regeneration
in the nerve damage.
The body does it
by high supply.
It's a basic therapy.
You can promote it
by various food supplements.
But in the core,
it makes it highly interesting
for many people.
It's not just the bleeding
but also the clumps
that occur and
clog the blood vessels.
There are many reasons
why blood clumps.
The lack of energy
that many people have
often explains it.
Drinking is the most important thing.
Liquid makes the blood fluid.
But the blood clumps
don't dissolve easily.
There are therapies
that can do it in phases.
I use them all the time.
When I sleep on a mat at night
without electricity,
I do therapy for 6-8 hours
without having to do anything.
That's what makes the therapy
so successful.
Without doing anything,
you can do it naturally.
It's a good feeling
that I'm creating
a meaningful field
in my body.
It sounds fantastic
and I see it
as a great option
for patients suffering
from polyneuropathy.
We talked about a study.
You're doing a study.
Can you say more about it?
Can viewers who are affected
also participate?
In that case, yes.
It will be a kind of pre-study.
You can't choose a patient
for real studies.
The universities do it themselves.
We want to know
the percentage of people
who suffer from polyneuropathy.
How long does it take?
For some, it's fast.
For others, it's a bit longer.
The patients will have
a sleeping mat
that they can sleep on
and document.
It's a free way
to treat polyneuropathy.
We'll probably send
a request to the post office.
We want to make it possible
so that we can say
how many percent of patients
have improved
after this or that time.
We want to combine it
with inputs
to get faster results.
We already have the reports.
We have them in large numbers.
Now we want to document it
in more detail.
Is there a different stage
of polyneuropathy?
In your study
on cramp veins,
you said that you chose
particularly serious cases
as a major challenge.
Is that the same
with polyneuropathy?
There is no well-known
medical cluster form
where you say, if you have this,
you're in stage 1, 2, 3.
But you can basically
keep track of how long
someone has the problem.
It's not increased.
How intense is it?
Is it just a slight tingle
where you say, it's uncomfortable,
but it's still possible?
Some people hold it out
until they say,
now I have to do something
because now it hurts.
The intensity can of course
be very different.
One person already
takes pain medication
more intensively.
How can it affect you?
First of all,
you can search Klein-Schiff-Feld
on the Internet.
You will find a lot there,
even on videos from you.
Otherwise,
if you search Klein-Schiff-Feld,
Biorelax is the brand
that runs the whole thing.
You can register in Germany
or Austria, Switzerland.
There is also a location
and you can ask us
and we rarely accept
all requests.
That's why it's always good
to register in advance
so that the chances are higher.
If you ask us,
we can give you information
on whether participation is still possible.
Great, wonderful.
That's a great offer.
Thank you very much for that.
I wish you great success
in your studies,
so that you can show
a way forward.
Thank you very much
for your research.
You are a leader.
Good luck.
I'm looking forward
to hearing the results.
I was just about to say that.
It will take some time,
but we are happy to let you know.
Wonderful. Thank you, Marco.
See you next time.
Thank you very much
for participating.
We also got an idea
that there are solutions
for a problem
that is not solvable
in a conventional way.
We always want to show
that there are solutions
for various problems.
If you can't find a solution,
you can't experience
the solution.
That's why our call
or encouragement is
to follow the path
of your research,
so that you can get
internal approval
and are convinced
of the results
that you have seen today.
In this sense,
please be careful
and be kind to yourself.
I wish you all the best.
See you next time.