Haematogenous Oxidation Therapy (HOT)
according to Dr. med. F. Wehrli

Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI)
according to Dr. med. S. Wiesner

     Haematogenous Oxidation Therapy (HOT) or Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) is a non-toxic, i.e., harmless, natural method of therapy that leads to substantial improvement in the fluid characteristics of the blood, in cell respiration, and in absorption of oxygen in sections of tissue with poor circulation. It is a therapy of stimulation and impetus that sets important biochemical processes in motion, while also making both molecular oxygen and energetic potential available, in chronically ill and damaged tissue. Through HOT/UBI, medication use can often be reduced.

What diseases and conditions are especially appropriate for treatment with Haematogenous Oxidation Therapy?

This method of treatment can be applied successfully for all areas of your body where, because of deterioration or circulatory disorders, cell respiration is no longer sufficiently ensured, e.g. for smoker’s leg, coronary arterial blockage, thrombosis, etc.

But it is also a supporting secondary therapy for all chronic inflammatory and degenerative diseases.

Through the particular biodynamic properties of this therapy, complaints such as chronic organ damage (e.g., of the liver, kidneys, or joints) and immunodeficiency (e.g., mycoses, Polyarthritis), can be improved or healed, effectively and over the long term.

This method of treatment can also be effective as a preventive measure in protecting patients from metabolic diseases, heart attack, cancer, etc.

In particular, lipometabolic disorders such as gout, but also deterioration of the large joints, respond to this treatment.
H.O.T. EN 600 NT

All of the above-mentioned therapies, including major autohemotherapy with ozone ("Wolf" method), UVB-blood radiation ("Wiesner" method) and HOT- blood-oxygen radiation ("Wehrli" method) are particularly effective for:

Application spectrum (for both primary or metastatic tumors):