Frank R. Bahr

What actually brings a patient to the doctor's surgery? What happened - why didn't the patient's self-healing powers work? And for those who have good experience with acupuncture: Why does acupuncture performed well according to the selected points have no positive effect after all? Why does the same apply to allopathic conventional medicine and all other healing methods?
Since Ferdinand Huneke described his observations on the interference focus in 1941 with the term "second phenomenon", this topic has been examined and further developed about 20 years later by Paul Nogier and from 1973 by the author of this book, especially in relation to ear acupuncture with countless patients. In the process, the concept of possible disturbances was significantly expanded from the interference focus to the interference field: an interference field is a similar noxious agent to an interference focus - only not focal (focus = centre), but this disturbance usually affects the whole organism or at least significant parts of it. An interference field therefore impedes the body in its cybernetic regulation, especially in the case of stimuli that disrupt the order. According to the traditional Chinese view of energy medicine, the positive Qi - the vis vitalis - is disturbed, self-healing is impaired and the opponent in the energy cybernetic model unfolds its unfavourable to massively damaging effect: the negative Qi. Unfortunately, this negative Qi is not only present in the localised physical area, where the effects are initially called stress or interference factor and later interference source or interference field, but it can also be widely present in states of mental tension through to psychological trauma. And then there are intermediate stages or overlaps, for example with intolerances and toxins.
So we need to pay close attention to this negative Qi as the actual source of interference and interference fields and, on the other hand, strengthen the positive Qi. I wish you an interesting read and every success with your patients.

About the author:
Frank Bahr is a specialist in general medicine.
His main areas of research are Further development of ear acupuncture according to Nogier, his own meridian research with the development of the so-called energy meridian, determination of new frequencies for the diagnosis of trouble spots and for the therapy of acupuncture points, determination of the resonances of homeopathic and herbal remedies.
He is the President of the German Academy for Acupuncture DAA e.V., the 1st Chairman of the European Academy for Traditional Chinese Medicine EATCM e.V., the 1st Chairman of the Medical Association for Medicine without Side Effects e.V., Visiting and Honorary Professor of Nanjing University for TCM, Honorary Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of the Austrian Society for Controlled Acupuncture and TCM, author of numerous books, scripts and teaching charts.