🧩 Introduction: Hashimoto's is more than just a thyroid disorder

Hashimoto's thyroiditis, often simply called "Hashimoto's", is the most common autoimmune disease of the thyroid gland.
While conventional medicine describes it as an incorrect reaction of the immune system, information medicine reveals a deeper connection:
Chronic infections caused by viruses or bacteria can act as triggering or reinforcing factors by misprogramming the immune system in the long term.

Frequency therapy offers a new perspective here - it works at the energy and information level of the cells to restore the balance of the immune system and thyroid communication.

🦠 Viruses as possible triggers of Hashimoto's

Many scientific studies indicate that certain viruses can trigger autoimmune processes in the thyroid gland. These pathogens do not always cause a visible infection - they can "lie dormant" in the tissue and trigger subliminal immune reactions there.

Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) - the classic Hashimoto's virus

EBV, known as the causative agent of Pfeiffer's glandular fever, is detected in over 90 % of all adults.
Studies show that EBV can persist in the thyroid cells and chronically stimulates the immune system there.
This constant immune activation leads to the immune system attacking its own thyroid cells at some point.

From the perspective of information medicine, this creates a disturbed resonance field between the immune system and the endocrine system.
Frequency therapy can be used to restore order to this field using virus-specific resonance frequencies (e.g. EBV harmonisation) and thyroid regulation frequencies.

Human herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6) and cytomegalovirus (CMV)

These herpes viruses are suspected of triggering similar autoimmune mechanisms.
They alter cell metabolism, influence mitochondrial function and disrupt the energy production of thyroid cells.
In frequency therapy, cellular energy regulation is therefore often activated in parallel with virus field harmonisation.

Enteroviruses and Coxsackie viruses

These pathogens are particularly interesting because they act via the intestinal-thyroid axis.
Enteroviruses can trigger inflammation in the small intestine, which in turn promotes immunological cross-reactions against thyroid structures.
Frequencies that link the intestinal barrier, immune field and thyroid resonance are effective here.

🧫 Bacterial influences on Hashimoto's

Bacteria are often underestimated as a cause of autoimmune diseases.
Many chronic infections are asymptomatic, but cause persistent inflammatory impulses that misdirect the immune system.

Yersinia enterocolitica - the best-known bacterial trigger

Yersinia bacteria originally infect the intestines. Their surface molecules resemble the receptors of thyroid cells (TPO and Tg).
This so-called molecular mimicry causes the immune system to mistakenly attack its own thyroid cells.
This explains why many Hashimoto's patients show Yersinia antibodies in the laboratory, even if they do not feel an acute infection.

Frequency therapy can have a supportive effect here via targeted frequency patterns for Yersinia stress elimination and immune harmonisation.
In many cases, after energetic correction of this pathogen field, there is a clear calming of thyroid activity.

Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme disease)

Borrelia can affect the central nervous system and endocrine organs.
Chronic exposure to Lyme disease leads to neuroinflammation, autonomic imbalance and indirectly also to thyroid dysregulation.
Frequencies for Borrelia resonance reduction in combination with autonomic balance (sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous system) have a particularly stabilising effect here.

Chlamydia pneumoniae

This bacterium is not only a respiratory pathogen, but is also involved in vascular and tissue inflammation.
Its presence in the thyroid area can increase inflammation and contribute to the progression of Hashimoto's.
Frequency therapy aims to restore cellular communication and immune field order.

⚙️ How infections misdirect the immune system

The link between infections and autoimmunity is complex.
The following mechanisms are considered central:

1. Molecular mimicry: Similarity between pathogen and self-structures leads to cross-reactions.

2. Bystander activation: Infections activate immune cells, which then attack the patient's own tissue in a non-specific manner.

3. Epigenetic changes: Viruses can activate genes that favour inflammation.

4. Chronic cell stress signals: Permanent inflammatory impulses lead to mitochondrial stress - the cells "forget" their original information structure.

5. Energetic resonance distortion: At the vibrational level, disharmonious information fields arise that disrupt cell communication.

🌿 Frequency therapy for Hashimoto's: balance at cell level

Frequency therapy works with electromagnetic impulses to harmonise the flow of information between cells, organs and the immune system.
It is not the symptom "thyroid gland" that is treated, but the causal disruption of cell communication.

Main objectives of frequency therapy for Hashimoto's

• Recognition and harmonisation of latent viral and bacterial resonances (EBV, Yersinia, HHV-6, Chlamydia etc.)

• Regulation of immune frequencies (dampening overreaction, balancing the autoimmune field)

• Stimulation of cell energy (ATP production) through mitochondrial frequencies

• Harmonisation of the hormone field between the pituitary gland, hypothalamus and thyroid gland

• Emotional balance - the thyroid gland symbolises expression, self-determination and communication

Experience from the practice

After several frequency sessions, many clients report:

• Less exhaustion and inner restlessness

• Better sleep and more stable moods

• Normalisation of the TSH level

• Decrease in the feeling of pressure in the neck area

This indicates that frequency therapy does not have an isolated effect on organs, but rather reorganises the entire system of information transfer in the body.

💫 Holistic support for the thyroid gland

In addition to frequency therapy, the following measures have also proven effective:

• Intestinal reorganisation: 70% of the immune system is located in the intestine; healthy intestinal flora also regulates autoimmune processes.

• Vital substances: selenium, zinc, vitamin D, iron and omega-3 are crucial for thyroid function and inflammation inhibition.

• Detoxification: Heavy metals, pesticides and environmental toxins burden the hormonal axis.

• Emotional relief: The thyroid gland reacts strongly to issues such as "not being heard" or "self-suppression".

• Sound and breathing therapy: Frequency lights, sound vibrations and breathing exercises support the thyroid's vibrational field.

🔬 Conclusion: Hashimoto's from the perspective of information medicine

Hashimoto's is not just a thyroid disorder, but a multifactorial resonance problem between the immune system, infections, metabolism and emotional level.
Viruses such as EBV and bacteria such as Yersinia can leave long-lasting misinformation in the cell field.
Frequency therapy offers a way to gently release these information blockages, reactivate cell communication and return the body to its natural vibration.

In this way, healing is not understood as an intervention, but as a restoration of order - on a physical, emotional and energetic level.

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Disclaimer:
Frequency therapy is not recognised by conventional medicine. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment by trained doctors or alternative practitioners. The applications described serve to harmonise energy and activate the body's own regulatory powers.