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for Research Associate fellowship in
The Society for Practitioners of Biological Medicine...
 

O.I.R.F.
 

The Biological Medicine Resource

Your trusted information and technology bridge linking Germany
with English speaking practitioners worldwide - since 1972!

 


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Dear prospective Research Associate:

You have been reading the information about our publications and activities. It is only through your generous support in membership fees and the purchase of reports, books, instrumentation, and printed/recorded materials that we are able to continue our research and publication of the cutting edge information on Biological Medicine you have come to expect.

Our general mailings go to both members and a selected few non-members like you at least every two months. Yet, by not being an actual member, you are missing out on the many benefits of Research Associate status. And, as a membership based society we’ve been missing out on your full support (the general mailings we send are paid for collectively from the annual fees of our member practitioners). As a non-member your name will be maintained on our temporary general mailing list for a short time, and you can request e-mail notices.

We hereby invite you to apply for Research Associate status in this international nonprofit incorporated society for practitioners of biological medicine.
Click here to print out a simple application form to complete and return by fax or mail.

Occidental Institute has provided practitioners of German Biological Medicine with leading edge information, advice, training and instrumentation – on a non-profit basis – since 1972.

 

Some of the many benefits available only to Research Associates:

  • Fellowship in a faculty of biological medicine practitioners worldwide;
    incorporated as a Canadian society since 1984, and in existence since 1972
     

  • Documentation of Research Associate status [see reduced copy of membership     document below]
     

  • Toll-free Members’ hot line phone number good in the United States & Canada
     

  • Discounts on OIRF sponsored seminars, workshops and special programs
     

  • Assistance in acquiring German instrumentation, usually at or below factory prices
     

  • Participation in programs restricted to affiliates only, like group tours to Germany
     

  • Special reports and releases only for OIRF Research Associates, etc.
     

  • Subscription to "The Bridge" – the Institute's regular newsletter

 

Occidental Institute Research Foundation

Board of Directors

Zenon Gruba, MBBS, KHS
Camberwell, Victoria, Australia
(Board Member)
 		 Carolyn L. Winsor-Sturm, BEd
Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
(Chairman of the Board, C.E.O.)
Brian L. MacCoy, ND
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, U.S.A.
(Vice Chairman of the Board)
 Alexander A. Wood, ND
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
(Board Member)
Bruce Velestuk
Delta, British Columbia, Canada
(Treasurer, Financial Advisor)
   


Current Staff at Canadian Office

 

Carolyn L. Winsor-Sturm
Managing Director, the "Boss-lady"
 		 Brian L. MacCoy, D
Research Director
Elaine Mackenzie,
Administrator and "Efficiency Expert"
 		 Bruce Velestuk
Financial and Business Advisor
Esther Treitl,
Office Assistant and "Organizer"
 Flemming Ekelund,
Property Manager
 

 

 

“The Bridge” – Linking Practitioners of Biological Medicine

 

Occidental Institute Research Foundation functions as a technology and information bridge linking top German practitioners and suppliers involved in aspects of Biological Medicine, with progressive English-speaking practitioners.

 

Your 2008 Membership includes a subscription to “The Bridge” – the Institute’s regular newsletter that brings you cutting edge information and practical application of those methods.
 

Bonus! Copies of these reports from the 2007 Newsletters will be sent to all accepted affiliation applications received before March 31, 2008:

Included Reports and Articles from 2007 Newsletter, “The Bridge” Volume 3, 2007

  • Combining Ionized Oxygen, Biophoton and Magnetic Therapy: by S. Craig Wagstaff, ND, British Columbia, Canada (Bridge, Vol. 3, #1, Feb/07)

  • 50 Years of the EAV Society, An Interview: with Richard Kraßnigg, MD, Germany
    (Bridge, Vol. 3, #1, Feb/07)

  • Point of Interest – Flu Vaccine Efficacy: by Jule Klotter, taken from the “Shorts” Col- umn of the Townsend Letter for Doctors (Bridge, Vol. 3, #1, Feb/07)

  • AIDS: The Chronology of a Mistake (Part 1): by Dr. med. Juliane Sacher, MD, Germany (Bridge, Vol. 3, #1, Feb/07)

  • Biological Cancer Relief: Healing for Body, Soul and Spirit: by Brian L. Mac Coy, NMD, Idaho, USA (Bridge, Vol. 3, #2, April/07)

  • Aids: the Virus That is Impossible – the True Biological Background of the Myth (Part 2): by Dr. med Juliane Sacher, Germany (Bridge, Vol. 3, #2, Apr/07)

  • Point of Interest – Information about and Selenium: Commentary from CO’Med, Issue #3/07 (Bridge, Vol. 3, #3, May/07)

  • Aids: How Alternative Therapies Can Help (Part 3): by Dr. med Juliane Sacher, Germany (Bridge, Vol. 3, #3, May/07)

  • Point of Interest – Fewer Breast Cancer Patients Through a Decline in Use of Hormone Therapies: Commentary from raum & zeit, #147
    (Bridge, Vol. 3, #3, May 07)

  • Occidental Institute Celebrates 35 Years Advocating Biological Medicine:
    by Carolyn L. Winsor, B.C. Canada (Bridge, Vol. 2, #4, Sept/07)

  • Pet Food Contamination: by Brian L. Mac Coy, NMD,
    Idaho, USA (Bridge, Vol. 3, #4, Sept/07)

  • The Phenomena of the Extracellular Matrix as an Attractor for Waste Products:
    by Prof. Dr. rer. nat. med. habil. Harmut Heine
    (Bridge, Vol. 3, #4, Sept/07)

  • Till Death Do Us Part: Commentary by Bill Benda, MD from IMCJ, Jul/07
    (Bridge, Vol. 3, #4, Sept/07)

  • Low Protein versus High Protein Diets: Their effects on the body’s pH levels: by Karim Dhanani, ND, Ontario Canada (Bridge, Vol. 3, #4, Sept/07)

  • Some Observations on Quadrant Measurement: by Dr. Anthony J. Scott-Morley, Dorset England (Bridge, Vol. 3, #5, Oct/07)

  • Energy Medicine: by Theodore (Ted) Cole NMD, DO, Ohio USA
    (Bridge, Vol. 3, #5, Oct/07)

  • Sweet Poison: Author Unknown (Bridge, Vol. 3, #5, Oct/07)

  • The transmission and storing of biophysical information. The theory of bioinformative medicine. The Practical application of the latest discoveries: by Dr. rer. nat. Wolfgang Ludwig, Germany (Bridge, Vol. 3, #6, Dec/07)

 

For detailed descriptions of these and other OIRF recommended publications and instrumentation visit our website or call our office for a printed copy.
 

Only 2008 Research Associates will hear about these . . .

 . . . here are some of the releases and activities planned for the coming year:

Ü    More information about the recently introduced recommended instrumentation including the Advanced Medical Systems C-Generation magnetic field therapy system, the POWERLaser family of handheld Low Level Laser Therapy devices (FDA registered), the AMSAT-HC diagnostic system, and the AQA 707 water regeneration device.

Ü    The latest information about the Photon Resonance Test originated by Helmut W. Schimmel, MD, DMD

Ü    Scheduled/individual seminars, as well as availability of videotape/DVD sessions with
selected members of the OIRF Board of Advisors

Ü    Access to the OIRF Member’s online Message Board

Ü    Articles concerning practical clinical application of OIRF recommended techniques and methods by the English language Board of Advisors

Ü    And, of course, the Institute’s 34th Group Tour to Germany for the world famous
Baden-Baden “Medicine Week” at the end of October 2007

 

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Perhaps the most important of all benefits is your affiliation with the largest North American organization in this field. The cost is modest, at only $125 CDN for the first year, and currently $95 CDN to renew for subsequent years.

 

We invite you to become a Research Associate now . . . 

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