KEYWORDS: Bio-resonance, PFAPA, Electomagnetic pollution, FCT

FCT^ and Cure of a Mysterious Disease in a Child

By Savely Yurkovsky, MD

Even though this mysterious syndrome, as all medical conditions, carries a specific fancy label based on which ‘scientific’ treatments are prescribed, as long as we know the exact causes of these conditions and the effective ways to address these causes, most of such treatments become obsolete. And so do their high costs. Below, is the testimonial of the mother of the recovered child on FCT, following just three treatments, which were preceded by countless, ineffective and toxic ones. The road travelled by this boy and his parents is as typical as it is senseless and harmful, where people travel to fancy clinics for real answers only to end up with just more needless tests simply to create a ‘better’ disease label. Following this, a medical journey leading to nowhere. Unfortunately, this pattern is just as common in alternative-integrative medicine, too.

Date: March 8, 2017

Subject: We want to thank Dr. Yurkovsky for helping our son

We want to thank Dr. Yurkovsky for helping our son and inspiring us to carry on healthy life style.

My son had PFAPA syndrome.

American College of Rheumatology describes PFAPA syndrome (Periodic Fever, Aphthous Stomatitis, Pharyngitis, Cervical Adenitis) as “a syndrome that consists of recurrent episodes of fever, sore throat, mouth sores and swelling of the glands in the neck…. It is not yet known what causes this disorder. No gene defect has yet to be found in PFAPA, although sometimes more than one family member has the disease. No infection has been found in PFAPA, and it is not a contagious disease. It is clear that the inflammatory process is active during episodes, but it is not clear why this happens…. Episodes of fever start suddenly and last for 3-7 days. Fevers occur routinely every few weeks; often, families know the exact day when an episode will start. Some children have other symptoms like joint pain, abdominal pain, rash, headache, vomiting or diarrhea. Children are completely well between episodes.”

My son started to have the episodes with high fevers, sore throat, mouth sores, swelling of the glands in the neck, stomach aches and headaches back in December 2014 when he was five years old. Originally, because his neck was very swollen doctors, thought he had mono, but multiple blood tests were negative. When the fevers started to come back every four weeks and lasting 6-7 days each time, I decided to take him to a specialist looking for an answer (pediatrics, multiple ER visits, 3 different ENTs, children’s allergist, and pediatric immunologist). After many unsuccessful treatments (like 2 weeks of antibiotics and steroids) and countless blood tests and diagnostic tests, we were referred to infectious disease specialist in the best children hospital in our region in NY where he was diagnosed with PFAPA syndrome. The doctor prescribed prednisone to my son and told us to come back for surgery to remove his tonsils if the steroids did not work. We never went back!

My son’s fevers always started with a swelling of his neck – lymph nodes and tonsils. When he complained “mom my neck hurts,” I knew the fever was coming the same day. Some days, his tonsils got so hard and enlarged, he asked, “what are those painful bones in my neck, Mom?” It was very frustrating to me to see my child suffer and that modern medicine had no answers for us beside the tonsillectomy and steroids that, in some cases, were not even working. I tried healthier diet and supplements – the fevers got weaker over the summer time but they persisted. When he started his first grade in September 2015 and the fever started getting strong again, we decided to try the prednisone in fear that my son would lose too many days from school and fall behind (in Kindergarten he lost 6 weeks of school). It did not work; the fever was back in four days and lasted seven days like always. At this point knowing that the only available treatment is the surgery (tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy), I contacted Dr. Yurkovsky’s office that someone strongly recommended to us.

His office sent me paper work that had to be filled out before the first visit and one of the most intriguing question was, “In what room do the power lines come into your home?” Right away I realized they entered my son’s bedroom, and his bed is placed against the wall where the lines run down to the electric box that is underneath in the garage! If the doctor is asking about that, it must be important for your health. I found out that this emits very strong EMF (electromagnetic radiation) that weakens your immune system…so that same night I moved my son’s bed to the farthest corner in his room away from this wall. I ordered a device online that measures the EMF- O god! the radiation was so strong! It was the same as standing 1-2 feet from a running microwave! I was crying for two nights knowing that my son was sleeping there for the last four years! (Why are none of the other doctors talking about it?!) Now I was sure that Dr. Yurkovsky knew something that others didn’t, so we went.

By the first visit in October 10, 2015, Dr. Yurkovsky determined, through bio-resonance testing, that my son had chronic Strep A and H, influenza bacterial infections, as well as viral, yeast and parasitic infections in his body. His digestive tract bacterial flora was unbalanced as the result of residues of antibiotics in his intestines. In addition, he had heavy metal – mercury in his tonsils – all very shocking to us because we did so many blood tests, Strep test swabs and ultrasound screening of his tonsils and they never found anything. Dr. Yurkovsky skillfully designed a treatment protocol that included specifically selected homeopathic remedies and probiotics, based on bio-resonance testing, strict diet (no sugar at all), and avoidance of EMF (electric tools, TV, computers, video games, radio even driving in a car during the treatment days). We purchased the wrist Memon to help minimize the EMF. Dr. Yurkovsky said he could stay in his room, but we reconstructed it to help reduce the EMF exposure to his body. We did the treatments without any problems.

At one occasion in the first two months of the treatments, he got a slight fever but without his usual neck pain and swelling. We contacted Dr. Yurkovsky and he told us what remedy to give to my son and the fever was gone in two days. During the cleansing from parasites that took three sessions, each time he got a dry red rash all over his body, a sign of dying parasites. Overall, since the first treatment, my son never got his PFAPA again. Now 17 months later, my son is strong and healthier than ever. During his last checkup visit with Dr. Yurkovsky in April 2016, he was cleared of all previous findings. He is a happy and healthy child since. This type of medicine is “light years” ahead of conventional medicine. It takes time, effort and engagement to heal with FCT, but it’s very rewarding!

Thank you, Dr. Yurkovsky and your generous staff!

B. Family

About the author

Savely Yurkovsky, MD, a pediatrician, internist, and cardiologist, has evolved a novel medical model that interfaces important knowledge from biology, medicine, toxicology and physics. Its primary focus is on the most important aspect of chronic diseases – its causes – along with the most effective diagnostic and therapeutic means to address these. This has transformed the often-imprecise medical interventions into a far more effective, exact and predictable science. He has founded a teaching organization, “SYY Integrated Health Systems, Ltd.,” which provides training in this medical system under the concept of FCT®, Field Control Therapy. This concept as medicine of the future was suggested by Professor Emeritus, of Materials Science at Stanford University, William A Tiller, PhD. Dr. Yurkovsky has presented FCT® at many professional symposia in both the U.S. and Europe, including the annual Bio-terrorism 2005 conference: “Unified Science & Technology for Reducing Biological Threats & Countering Terrorism” with affiliation to the Homeland Security Office, and Harvard Medical School, among others. Dr. Yurkovsky was nominated for the prestigious Bravewell Leadership Award for “significant contributions to the field of medicine” and “compelling vision for the future of medicine,” in 2005. He has authored numerous articles and the book, The Power of Digital Medicine that was endorsed by prominent scientists from MIT, Columbia, and Stanford Universities and contributed a chapter on homeopathy to the textbook Integrative Gastroenterology, edited by the Chief of Integrative Gastroenterology at Johns Hopkins University medical school, Gerard Mullin, MD. Dr. Yurkovsky maintains a private practice with a cause-based approach to diseases, covering these from pediatrics to geriatrics, located in Chappaqua, New York.