The Mizan – Issue 03: Sickle Cell Anaemia

In this issue we want to draw your attention to two recent and very important developments in the treatment of Sickle Cell Disease (Disorder), usually an inherited trait publicised as being found mainly in people of African or African/Caribbean descent. The main symptoms of Sickle Cell Disorder are anaemia and episodes of severe pain. The pain occurs when the cells change shape after oxygen has been released. The red blood cells then stick together, causing blockages in the small blood vessels.  Up until recently the only mainstream treatment involved sourcing a suitable donor and having a stem cell transplant.

In this issue we want to draw your attention to two recent and very important developments in the treatment of Sickle Cell Disease (Disorder), usually an inherited trait publicised as being found mainly in people of African or African/Caribbean descent. The main symptoms of Sickle Cell Disorder are anaemia and episodes of severe pain. The pain occurs when the cells change shape after oxygen has been released. The red blood cells then stick together, causing blockages in the small blood vessels.  Up until recently the only mainstream treatment involved sourcing a suitable donor and having a stem cell transplant.

Of these new developments the first is called Exagamglogene Autotemcel, ‘Exa-Cel’, for short or Casgevy, and is now available on the NHS. The treatment revolves around a gene-editing technology known as CRISPR. The whole process involves some preparatory chemotherapy. Then the removal of stem cells, editing them in a lab, before re-infusing them after the patient undergoes a further course of conditioning chemotherapy. For many that will be a  combination that certainly and quite rightly does not inspire confidence.

The second breakthrough is a non-invasive bioresonance treatment. It involves applying the frequencies of specific organic and synthesised peptides to the body, usually via what are known as Scalar or Tesla waves which are also a healing treatment in themselves. 

The great thing about these frequency therapies is that it’s virtually impossible to overdose. Your body takes what it needs and leaves the rest. It is this treatment that we can now offer at Mizan Bioresonance – Natural Healing Clinic.

In our opinion, it’s a no-brainer to try our peptide/bioresonance programme before committing to anything that involves chemotherapy, blood transfusions and/or editing stem cells, but each to his own. Sufferers might also want to begin supplementing with or adding to their diet, black seed oil and moringa, and definitely upping both Vitamin D and water intake.

We are so confident of the effectiveness of this treatment that we offer a full money back guarantee if there is no noticeable improvement, but that’s the least of it. It’s a six week programme that begins with a Discovery Session then a health check at our clinic in Norwich and then weekly followup sessions, administered remotely or in-clinic.

If we are continually successful it means a simple, effective, non invasive cure that can be performed at home with relatively cheap equipment. 

At worst it would mean improved health and a reduction of symptoms. Those interested can contact the clinic directly or book our Starter Package via the website. (https://www.mizanbioclinic.com/pricing/).

However, these new peptide/frequency treatments have not been limited just to sickle cell disorders. People have been having great success treating arthritis, gout, jaundice, hearing loss, psoriasis and  many other conditions.

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