History of Dextrorotatory Lactic Acid: Recognizing the Power of Nature

2022-02-10

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Holistic-Natural Therapy Instead of Dogmatic Medicine

The modern use of dextrorotatory lactic acid – briefly dextrorotatory lactic acid or L-(+) – for the treatment of a wide variety of complaints and diseases began in the 1930s of the 20th century. Thanks to the research work of Paul Gerhardt Seeger (cancer researcher, physician and biologist 1903 – 1991) and Johannes Kuhl (physician and cancer researcher 1903 – 1968), the comprehensive significance of this natural food became known to a broad public. Their findings form the present basis of a renaissance in the holistic consideration and treatment of various complaints, especially in “cancer” diseases.

Note: Thanks to today’s understanding of germ-layer-specific tissue reaction (biological laws), the work of Paul Gerhard Seeger and Johannes Kuhl can be utilized even better with regard to cause, course and therapy. “Cancer events” are, on the one hand, cell proliferation processes (mitotic cell division) or ulcers (cell degradation processes) that are mistakenly all described as “cancer” and thus as malignant. That meaningful biological programs lie behind these cell change processes has been scientifically proven since the end of the 1980s (verifiable and comprehensible).

Paul Seeger’s Novel Cancer Therapy

Inseparably linked with the history of dextrorotatory lactic acid is Dr. Paul Seeger: In his long career he published more than 250 scientific papers, including several books – in 1979 and 1980 he was even nominated for the Nobel Prize. The scientist became known for his innovative approaches in cancer therapy and the treatment of mitochondria with phytoactive substances from plants, fruit and vegetables. In 1938 Seeger first reported his acquired research findings at the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin. He attributed the development of cancer cells (degeneration) to the destruction of important ferments and enzymes in the respiratory chain in the mitochondria (energy power plants of the cells). These findings were confirmed half a year later by the later Nobel laureate Ulf von Euler.

With the Power of Nature

Dr. Seeger primarily investigated the substances from nature contained in plants: anthocyanins, betacyanins, carotenes, vitamin B complex, ascorbic acid, dextrorotatory lactic acid, plant oils, flower pollen, royal jelly, propolis and herbs such as yarrow, greater celandine, horsetail, Swedish herbs, whole foods, etc. Dr. Seeger writes: “Our experiments prove that the metabolism of cancer cells and thus tumor growth can be favorably or unfavorably influenced by food intake.” His experimental results were confirmed by numerous internationally known researchers.

Seeger Was Ahead of His Time

At state or state-supported universities and research institutes, Dr. Seeger’s research results mostly met with rejection. The expert opinions of the universities of Würzburg and Munich, which Seeger received on 3 August 1985 in Falkensee with great indignation, he answered on the same day with a “rebuttal.” In this letter he pointed out that his experimental findings over a period of 40 years had been confirmed by the work of eminent scientists such as Prof. Dr. A. H. Roffo, Buenos Aires, Prof. Dr. von Möllendorf, Zurich, the Nobel laureate Prof. Dr. von Euler, Stockholm, and Prof. Dr. Washüttel, Vienna. He declared the disparagement of his experimentally exactly proven findings and of his person to be unscientific. The reviewers were not in a position to provide exact experimental counter-evidence to the individual facts.

And Yet It Moves

Dr. Seeger concluded his rebuttal with the following words: “Despite the attitude of these professors, to whom I deny any ability to judge my findings, the saying holds true: And yet it moves!”

Like the cancer physicians Dr. med. Johannes Kuhl, Dr. med. Josef Issels, Dr. med. Karl Windstosser as well as the non-medical practitioner Dr. Bernd R. zur Horst and others, Seeger also pointed to the importance of lactic acid and lecithin as cancer-inhibiting factors and to the connections between nutrition and cancer. This inevitably resulted in guidelines for complementary cancer therapy.

In connection with today’s knowledge of biological laws and germ-layer-specific tissue reactions, we can understand and treat the specific causes and courses of many “cancer diseases” but also of all other diseases without fear.

The Evidence Speaks for Itself

Through favorable circumstances Seeger was called to Humboldt University in Berlin in 1956. In almost ten years of work at the Charité clinic he was able to prove his theses from 1938 experimentally. In simple terms: if cellular respiration is activated, aggressiveness is reduced; if cellular respiration is reduced, aggressiveness increases rapidly.

Judging by these decisive research results, the impulse for cell degeneration is not to be sought in the cell nucleus but in the cytoplasmic organelles, the mitochondria – which Seeger was already able to demonstrate in 1937/38 by vital staining and histochemical methods.

Trimedea RMS L+ starts exactly where Paul Gerhardt Seeger established his then novel “cancer therapy” in 1938. We know how important the intestinal microbiome, the pH value of the blood, mitochondrial cellular respiration and the protection of the mitochondria, the energy power plants of our cells, are for our health. RMS L+ supports you exactly where it is necessary – in the intestine, blood, cells and intercellular space.

Application of RMS L+:

For acute symptoms and complaints take the calculated dose 3–4 times a day For intestinal rehabilitation take 1–2 times daily for at least 4–8 weeks Caution: Do not take drops undiluted!

Dosage: 1 drop per 3 kg body weight diluted in 100–200 ml water or tea, taken in sips.

• Up to 15 kg = 5 drops

• Up to 30 kg = 10 drops

• 50–60 kg = 20 drops

• 80–90 kg = 30 drops

Important Notes on RMS L+

Interactions: Taking RMS L+ in combination with biologically high-quality dietary supplements improves their absorption and effect in the body. Interactions with medications are not known to date.

Storage: Store in a cool and dry place, keep out of the reach of children.

Please note: The recommended daily intake must not be exceeded. Dietary supplements must not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.