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The Dr. Rath Research
Institute Puts a
Strong Focus on Clinical Studies
 Since
its inception, the Dr. Rath Research Institute has been putting
strong emphasis on clinical research. For the first time in medicine,
we documented in a clinical study that a natural supplement program
can stop the progression of and even reverse calcified coronary
deposits. Our extensive research has set an example for other
nutrition-oriented companies in understanding the importance of
clinical research and clinical studies in documenting the effectiveness
of natural health.
Our clinical studies have confirmed the effectiveness
and health benefits of specifically designed nutrient synergy
programs in various aspects of health. Clinical research is an
important part of our ongoing scientific endeavors and mission
to improve human health worldwide by optimizing the use of vitamins
and other natural substances in enhancing cellular metabolism
and body function.
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Read more about clinical
studies.
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Arrhythmia
(Irregular Heartbeat) |
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Millions
of people between the ages of 50-70 suffer from palpitations,
rapid heartbeat, dizziness and shortness of breath, a condition
known as arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat). Approximately 30-60
percent of men and women in this age group suffer from some
form of arrhythmia at some point in their lives. Conventional
treatments are not effective and are associated with serious
side effects. Cellular Medicine identifies the frequent cause
of irregular heartbeat as a long-term deficiency of specific
nutrients needed by the heart cells to conduct and transmit
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Arthritis |
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Arthritis
and arthrosis are very common connective tissue diseases.
In arthritis, the problem is an inflammation of the bones,
joints, and tendons. Chronic arthritis can lead to arthrosis,
a degradation of cartilage in the joints. The cartilage can
lose its elasticity, become rough and lose mass. This can
result in the deformation of the cartilage. Both arthritis
and arthrosis are very painful diseases, with all the typical
symptoms of inflammation, including fever, reddening, and
swelling. Joints may also become stiff. The conventional medical
approach is not effective, and recommended treatments trigger
numerous side effects. Cellular Medicine identifies the underlying
causes of arthritis as a deficiency of specific nutrients
essential for the stability and strengths of hard and soft
connective tissue in the bones, joints, and tendons. |
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Asthma |
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Asthma
is a disorder characterized by narrowing of the lung passageways,
making breathing difficult. Symptoms include recurrent attacks
of shortness of breath, coughing, and wheezing. Hundreds of
millions of people worldwide suffer from this illness, but
conventional medicine can offer therapy only for the symptoms.
Cellular Medicine identifies the root cause of asthma as a
deficiency of specific cellular nutrients. |
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Atherosclerosis |
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The
coronary arteries provide the primary blood supply to the
heart muscle, and coronary heart disease occurs when the arteries
become blocked by a buildup of cholesterol, calcium and other
blood factors. This fatty buildup is medically referred to
as atherosclerosis, and these deposits cause the arteries
to narrow and stiffen. A sudden block of the blood supply
to any area of the heart muscle can cause heart attack and
death. Conventional medicine does not address the root cause
of atherosclerosis – the cardiovascular epidemic –
and current approaches even accelerate destructive processes
in the body.
Cellular Medicine targets the underlying cause of atherosclerosis,
which is a chronic deficiency of specific bioenergy nutrients
in millions of vascular wall cells that leads to instability
of blood vessel walls. The connection between atherosclerosis,
vitamin C deficiency, and scurvy is of fundamental importance.
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Heart
Failure |
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Tens
of millions of people suffer from heart failure, resulting
in shortness of breath, edema, and fatigue. The origins of
this disease are largely unknown to traditional medicine and,
therefore, no therapy for its underlying causes exists.
Cellular Medicine provides a breakthrough in understanding
the causes, prevention, and the adjunct management of heart
failure and developing natural approaches for this condition.
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High
Blood Pressure |
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Several
hundred million people worldwide suffer from high blood pressure,
the most common of all cardiovascular conditions. In more
than 90 percent of the cases, the diagnosis by conventional
medicine is “essential hypertension,” that is,
hypertension due to unknown causes. Conventional medicine
is, therefore, largely confined to treating the symptoms of
hypertension, but not its underlying cause.
Cellular Medicine provides the breakthrough in understanding
the root causes of high blood pressure, which is a chronic
lack of specific bioenergy factors in the millions of arterial
wall cells.
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Lipid
(Fat) Metabolism Disorders |
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Hundreds of millions of people have elevated blood levels of cholesterol, triglycerides,
and other lipid factors. Conventional medicine is limited
to treating the symptoms of these risk factors without addressing
the underlying causes of the problem.
Cellular Medicine provides a new understanding about the
primary factors causing the rise of cholesterol, triglycerides,
and other risk factors, which are actually the secondary
risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Elevated cholesterol
levels are not the cause, but the consequence of the instability
of blood vessel walls. Cellular Medicine provides a novel
approach for the natural prevention of high cholesterol
and cardiovascular disease. |
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Periodontosis |
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The term periodontosis describes an infectious form of disease
in the tooth socket. As with any other infection, diagnosis
is determined by symptoms that include swelling, reddening
and bleeding gums, and retraction of gums with a significant
loss of soft tissue or bone tissue in the tooth socket.
Conventional medicine is largely confined
to treating the symptoms of this disease, while Cellular
Medicine explains and addresses the root cause of peridontosis.
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Tinnitus
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Tinnitus is a disease in which the subject hears ringing, whistling,
knocking or similar sounds in the ears. The intensity of
these sounds varies from light to unbearable. Quite often
it leads to a significant hearing loss. Over 100 million
people worldwide suffer from this hearing problem. The origins
of this disease are largely unknown to traditional medicine
and, therefore, no effective therapy for its underlying
causes exists. Cellular Medicine identifies and addresses
the root causes of tinnitus, which is a chronic deficiency
of specific nutrients, including those responsible for vascular
wall relaxation. |
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