A New Perspective on Chronic Conditions: My Approach and Journey

My own path into medicine began with the conviction that health is far more than the absence of disease. From an early stage, I was fascinated by the question of why two people with similar symptoms can experience completely different courses of illness, and why the same treatment may help one person while offering little benefit to another.

After completing my university studies (Magister Artium), I trained as a naturopathic practitioner (Heilpraktiker) at the state-recognised Josef Angerer School of Naturopathy in Munich. This comprehensive full-time programme, comprising more than 3,000 hours of education and clinical training, laid the foundation for my professional career.

Since opening my own practice, I have had the privilege of supporting people with a wide variety of health concerns. My work has always focused on understanding the individual as a whole rather than treating isolated symptoms.

Over the years, my professional interests have become increasingly centred on Traditional European Medicine (TEM), iridology, the Schüßler biochemical therapy, spagyric medicine, and a range of reflex and regulatory therapies. These disciplines form the core of my daily clinical practice.

My studies in Psychology at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) complement my work on a psychological and psychosomatic level. This interdisciplinary background allows me to take a broader perspective and explore more complex connections between physical, psychological, and emotional well-being.