A short YouTube clip (Dr. Diane Mueller) explaining that for chronic infections, microbes can go dormant and "hide," and recommending "pulsation therapy": cycles of taking antimicrobials (herbal or pharmaceutical) and then pausing them so dormant microbes emerge and become susceptible to treatment. The clip frames pulsation as a natural-treatment-compatible strategy to improve antimicrobial effectiveness.
Foreign. Hey, you guys. Dr. Diane here. Another thing that's really important for natural treatments for chronic infections is pulsation therapy. So when we're talking about chronic infections, one of the things that will happen is that the infections can go dormant and hide. And so whether we're using pharmaceuticals or natural treatment, pulsation therapy is when we pull some, we're taking the antimicrobials, and then we're taking a break from the antimicrobials. And what this does is it allows the bugs to come out of hiding so that the antimicrobials, whether it's. Whether it's herbs or pharmaceuticals, can actually work better.
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