At least since Prof. Dr. Alfred Pischinger described the extracellular matrix as the basis of fundamental regulation, everyone should take to heart the quality of this vital transit route within the body. You can find an easy-to-understand explanation of this on YouTube:

As early as 1985, the second edition of F. Sander’s book:
*The Acid-Base Balance of the Human Organism and Its Interplay with the Common Salt Cycle and Liver Rhythm*— was released by the Stuttgart-based Hippokrates Verlag.

Furthermore, the highly recommended book *Chronisch gesund statt chronisch krank* (Chronically Healthy Instead of Chronically Ill) by Dr. Bernhard Dickreiter, published by Heyne-Verlag, addresses the subject of stressors affecting the extracellular environment.

Among other functions, connective tissue serves as a storage site for metabolic waste products that could not be eliminated via the intestines, kidneys, or skin. Antigen-antibody complexes and uric acid crystals may also accumulate here. Acidosis therapy—a treatment aimed at addressing acid accumulation—focuses on clearing the tissues and their supply pathways of such acid- and protein-rich deposits. A prerequisite for this process is a functioning lymphatic drainage system. Diet plays a significant supporting role in this context (specifically, by reducing the dietary load of proteins and fats).
Excessive acidification of the blood is rare. Only in cases of severe metabolic derangement can the blood's pH level become dangerously unbalanced; in such instances—due to the life-threatening nature of the condition—intensive medical treatment is required.

Acid causes gelation; fluids become viscous and possess limited solvent capacity for transport. Consequently, the following symptoms are typical:

Face: tired

Mouth: fissured tongue, periodontal disease, dental caries

Stomach: chronic hyperacidity, microbial dysbiosis (e.g., *Helicobacter*)

Small intestine:  impaired fine digestion due to enzyme deficiency in the mucosa, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas (pH > 8!)

Intervertrebal discs: degeneration of the fibrous ring

Joints: acidified synovial fluid, cartilage degradation, tendency toward inflammation, pain

Connective tissue = Information hub for the brain: (Storage site for acids => Jelly!)

==> Impaired substance exchange and elimination

==> Degeneration of proteoglycans and collagens

==> Swelling and hardening (due to blood stasis: fibrin and crystals)

==> Diminished immune function

==> Mast cell destabilization; allergies

Skin:

==> Sagging muscles, allergies

==> Premature skin aging

==> Dry, wrinkled, flaky skin

==> Acne

Blood:

==> Electrical charge in the blood decreases (rouleaux formation, insufficient static charge)

==> Iron deficiency due to excess acidity (iron neutralizes acids).

Nervous System (Autonomic):

==> Shift toward the sympathicotonic side = Stress!

Autonomic Interaction:

==> The autonomic (parasympathetic) nervous system is paralyzed!

==> Rapid heartbeat, high blood pressure

==> Reduced resilience to stress stimuli

==> Poor sleep

==> Digestive glands and intestinal musculature are paralyzed

==> Tendency toward inflammation and spasms

==> Pain

The elimination of acidic residues can only be achieved through parasympathetic regulation.

==> Relaxation!!!

What does an effective acidosis therapy entail?

1. Alkaline Compression Wraps with ReguCellTouch: powerfully de-acidifying, detoxifying, and strengthening to the parasympathetic nervous system.
2. A regenerative regimen and an alkaline diet—or "alkaline fasting"
3. Cupping and Cupping Massage
4. Relaxation exercises, gymnastics, and fresh air

The root causes of illness must be treated - for:

Chronic diseases do not fall from the sky!

Regulation, not Operation

Excess acids and metabolic waste products—responsible for a wide range of symptoms—are neutralized or eliminated through the alkaline wrap utilizing the ReguCellTouch. The aim is to rebalance the entire organism, thereby improving cellular supply and energy production. In this way, chronic, diffuse pain within the musculoskeletal system can be addressed at its root cause. Following this preparatory step, therapeutic interventions—such as those administered by physiotherapists—can take effect more readily and produce more lasting results.

First, the entire body is rubbed down with an alkaline detoxifying gel, while wide bandages are soaked in a warm alkaline bath. Subsequently, a compression bandage is applied to the body, starting from the feet upwards—covering the arms and legs individually.

The patient lies down on a heated treatment table and is covered with a sheet of foil and a blanket.

The cables from the microcurrent device are placed against the body and tucked into the wraps. They transmit the therapeutic frequencies through the wraps to the entire body. This soothing tissue cleansing is a pleasant experience and lasts for one hour. To achieve the stated objectives, a minimum of 3 to 4 alkaline wraps are required. For long-standing conditions, we recommend up to ten treatments.

You can find an informative short video on this subject on YouTube:



What are the alkaline wraps supposed to achieve?

• Through compression and frequencies, waste products and cellular debris located in the fluid of the cellular environment (extracellular space) are drained away via the lymphatic pathways.
• The muscles are de-acidified, remineralized, and stretched.
• The adipose tissue is compressed and firmed through the wrapping technique.
• Through de-acidification, the antagonist of elastin and collagen is reduced, allowing the skin to regain its elasticity.