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Escherichia coli

Kingdom
2Bacteria
Phylum
2Eubacteria
Class
0
Subclass
0Gammaproteobacteria
Phase
0
Subphase
0
Stage
16
Name

Escherichia coli

Author

Alex Leupen

Type

Case

Chapter

2025.07.03

Book
Family
Woman, 58, recurrent cystitis.
Yesterday I saw Ms R. again, who had suffered from recurrent cystitis for years. She had cystitis almost every month until a year ago, she had been on an impressive amount of antibiotics for years, also often anti-mycotics because of subsequent vaginal Candida infections.
A bladder plasty by the urologist was also to no avail, in addition to the cystitis, she even now has to catheterise herself four times daily.
Numerous homeopathic remedies have passed the revue. A few doses of Berberis 200K did reduce the frequency considerably. September 2009, she came for another consultation. She is very busy with her youngest son who is a drug addict (especially alchohol and cannabis). Recently, he had almost demolished her kitchen, much to the anger of her new boyfriend. She has been divorced for a long time. Her boyfriend no longer wants her son in the house. She wants to protect her son but also satisfy her boyfriend.
A lot of time goes into her son, she remediates his debts. She keeps helping him get back on track when he flies off the rails, but each time he disappoints her.
Analysis70 per cent of bladder infections in women are caused by Escherichia coli. Escherichia coli is a commensal, the healthy part of the intestinal flora that becomes pathogenic in some women. I give her September 2009 Colibacillinum 200K, 2 granules every 2 weeks, for 3 months. Colibacillinum is a nosode made from Escherichia coli.
Carbon series: son; cystitis.
Stage 16: son is a drug addict.
Follow upSince Escherichia coli, she has not had any cystitis, despite daily catheterisation. A remarkable result. She is more direct to sun.
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  • ›2 Bacteria
  • ›2 Eubacteria
  • ›0 Proteobacteria
  • ›0 Gammaproteobacteria
  • ›0 Enterobacteriales
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