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Alternative medicine, for an alternative animal clinic

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$Switzerland, Uzwil, Health Balance clinic for animals....Sound therapy - according to Global Scaling studies ¬ can cure many..ills: it is used on both humans and animals, to heal fractures, joint..problems, bruises, inflammations and other disorders. It uses..vibrations of different frequencies that restore the creature¹s natural..balance. The sounds in this circular room work on both the frequency..and wave-length of vibrations... The goldfish swims lazily between the fronds of fake seaweed, under the attentive gaze of the medical staff. ?When he came here he was moving all wrong. He swam crooked, he was almost upside-down,? explains Marisa Polanec, obviously enthusiastic at the result. For it appeared that the littlest in-patient at Health Balance, the Swiss clinic for animals, had been suffering from electrosmog poisoning. ..An unusual complaint, yes, but here, in the midst of the clinic?s futuristic architecture and the green hills of San Gallo canton, the concept of normality is done away with even before arriving at a diagnosis. That?s because, to identify the cause of the goldfish?s suffering, Urs Buehler ?kinesiologist and the centre?s founder, as well as the owner of an industrial colossus in the region ?simply asked it, by using his ever-present dowsing rod. .. The goldfish swims lazily between the fronds of fake seaweed, under the attentive gaze of the medical staff. ?When he came here he was moving all wrong. He swam crooked, he was almost upside-down,? explains Marisa Polanec, obviously enthusiastic at the result. For it appeared that the littlest in-patient at Health Balance, the Swiss clinic for animals, had been suffering from electrosmog poisoning. ..An unusual complaint, yes, but here, in the midst of the clinic?s futuristic architecture and the green hills of San Gallo canton, the concept of normality is done away with even before arriving at a diagnosis. That?s because, to identify the cause of the goldfish?s suffering, Urs Buehler ?kinesiologist$

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