Apr 9, 2021
Specialized biophoton therapy (BPT), also known as ultraviolet blood irradiation, (UBI), treatments are now being offered by practitioners at The Earth Is Calling Natural Remedies in Denver, CO.
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Denver, United States - April 9, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
The Earth Is Calling Natural Remedies is a recognized Holistic Healthcare and Regenerative Medicine center in Denver, Colorado. The clinic is expanding its services to include Biophotonic Therapy, (BPT), a natural procedure that uses ultraviolet light to stimulate the body’s immune response in order to kill bacteria, viruses and other bloodborne pathogens.
More information can be found here: https://www.theearthiscallingnaturalremedies.com
Practitioners of biophotonic therapy, also known as ultraviolet blood irradiation (UBI), use this natural treatment to rid the body of viral infections, bacterial infections and autoimmune diseases. The addition of this method to the center’s currant list of naturopathic services is aimed at helping clients overcome pain and illness without excessive use of antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals.
The specialized BPT procedure exposes bacteria and viruses within the bloodstream to UV light. This increases their absorption of photonic energy by five times as much as red and white blood cells.
The process helps cells within injured tissues increase their production of Adenosine triphosphate, (ATP), a compound that drives the processes that restore normal cellular physiologies and helps regulate the autonomic nervous system so that these injured tissues receive an increase in nourishing blood flow for swift and natural relief of pain and illness.
As a further barrier against bacterial and viral infection, and autoimmune disease, fragments of infectious agents killed off by the BPT process create a safe, autogenous vaccination-like response that activates necessary immunities.
The therapy is used by medical professionals around the world. Over one hundred medical studies confirm BPT has been used for the treatment of a number of diseases. Experts hope therapies like these will help reduce the dangerous over-use of antibiotics.
A spokesperson for The Earth Is Calling Natural Remedies says: “We emphasize safe, natural therapies. Our treatment process emphasizes the use of natural therapies that are the result of years of research and clinical experience, chosen for their safety and ability to assist the body in regaining and maintaining health.”
Visit: https://www.theearthiscallingnaturalremedies.com to find out more.
Contact Info:
Name: Holly Deffert
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Organization: The Earth is Calling Natural Remedies
Address: 695 South Colorado Boulevard #Ste 340, Denver, CO 80246, United States
Phone: +1-720-636-6778
Website: https://www.theearthiscallingnaturalremedies.com/
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