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Current Disease Research Projects
Aug 4, 2026


For over 20 years, our research efforts have been on understanding and finding treatments for various mental and physical disorders and diseases. Our treatments use two very different approaches: subcellular psychobiology, and psychoimmunology. Both use standard trauma therapies to get their results.

Psychobiology vs psychoimmunology
Our original breakthrough in subcellular psychobiology allowed us to develop treatments for a number of mental disorders and psychological problems. This approach worked by removing pathogen toxins or damage. Many of these treatments have been in use by therapists around the world for over 15 years. For more on this approach, take a look at our psychobiology webpages. In 2019, we made another fundamental breakthrough, by solving the underlying biology of psychoimmunology. These techniques get rid of the targeted pathogen species to eliminate symptoms.

Interestingly, for a number of disorders and diseases there are both psychobiology and psychoimmunology approaches that work to eliminate symptoms. As our current psychobiology approach is both simpler and faster, if possible we tend to focus on it first before working on the psychoimmunology approach. However, for some diseases only a psychoimmunology approach works. For more on these tradeoffs, we refer you to our 2024 YouTube presentation "Psychobiology v Psycho-immunology: Which is better for treating disease?"

As our research team is very small, we only focus on a few major illnesses that don't have adequate conventional treatments. Our thanks to the many volunteers working in their spare time who have taken the training in order to work on these projects.

Patients
          If you have one of the diseases listed below and would like to work with us as an experimental subject, please get in touch with us. You can email us or phone the research group at ‭+45 20 64 39 35‬.

For conditions or diseases that we do have treatments for, we refer you to:

Joining the research team
          We are looking for volunteer academic researchers, medical professionals or licensed therapists specializing in these disorders who would like to participate with us in these projects as part of our research and development teams. If you are interested in getting involved, let's chat - email us or phone +45 20 64 39 35. You can also read more on this at the webpage working for the Institute.



Projects in the Research Phase

We have a number of projects that we work on when we have time or opportunity.

Addictions Project
          Along with more trauma-related causes for addictions, this project is looking at different pathogens that cause some addictions.

Alzheimer's / dementia Project
          This project is particularly interesting, as we've found a reliable biological marker for the disease - a bacteria inside the nucleus.

Autism Project
          We now know that the cause of autism is a bacterial pathogen that damages the nucleus of the cell. We're working hard on a psycho-immunological technique to make people immune to the disease. Our early attempts in 2000 were successful for some autistic children we tested - a fascinating description a decade later on how the child changed is shown here.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)
          Our current treatment gets rid of the 'exertion malaise syndrome' part of CFS. We are continuing to look for a treatment that covers the remaining tiredness.

Diabetes Project
          We are currently working on Type 1 diabetes.

Hemophilia Project
          This project is to try and find a way to locate and repair the damaged gene that causes hemophilia.

Multiple Sclerosis Project
          We are working on a treatment for multiple sclerosis. If you would like to participate as a test subject, please get in touch. (Incidentally, if you have a neuromuscular disease, please note that Lyme Disease has been identified as the cause in some cases.)

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
          This project actually includes a range of anxiety disorders, all caused by the same fungal infection. We are in the testing phase of a psycho-immunological treatment.

Parkinson's Disease (PD)
          We are testing a treatment using psycho-immunology.

Regenerative Healing Project
          Regenerative healing is extremely rapid physical healing of things such as damaged or cut spinal cords, or other physical injuries like scars. Formerly called the Radical Physical Healing Project, the new name is more accurate and reflects current biomedical definitions.



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Revision history:
Aug 4, 2026: Updated this page with the difference between psychobiology and psychoimmunology approaches to treatments.
Jan 25, 2014:
Updated this status page on autism, and added the Diabetes Project listing.

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