Polish Clinic

Dr. Kulisz explains to journalist Anna Zaborska (www.poradnikzdrowie.pl) the principles of naturopathic treatments.

Dr. Kulisz and journalist Zosia Suska, a globetrotter famous in Europe for her travel reports.

Lecture "The other side of cholesterol" in Polish

"Dr. Kulisz, what do you think about Polish health care?"

Ans. Polish healthcare will work when the the society takes the responsibility for its own health. This will cause the people with health-damaging habits (smokers, alcoholics...) will have to pay additionally for their health insurance and be treated as the second tier patients. It is difficult to treat someone that destroys own health, not to mention high costs, patient load, and taking room that really belongs to the others that take a better care of themselves...

Marzena Adamczewska from Poland. She was told she will be in the wheel-chair to the end of her life due to her rheumatoid condition. Instead, after her treatment in the Polish clinic she moves swiftly on (very) high heels. Ms. Adamczewska is a very successful clothing designer and general manager of the clothing manufacturing company.

Anna Pruszko from Poland, an architect designing airport interiors. After the treatment of her debilitating chronic rheumatoid arthritis she won the first prize in the European Hip-Hop dance competition. She is full of energy, laughter, and life. She was taken for her sons girlfriend. And this is the REAL success of this treatment.

Ewa Daras, International Business Coordinator from Warsaw, Poland reported after her treatment: Very substantial improvements of my joints and muscles -- no pain, no swelling and full range of motion. I am jogging again! My hair looks great and is no longer falling out. My skin improved. No more of pancreas pain and sugar problems. It has been a year since I completed the treatment. I am fit, have plenty of energy and happy.

Paula Ayers-Wilson from Texas. She underwent natural treatments in our Polish clinic. Here is her history:

In Nov. 2005, I was diagnosed with small squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix, stage 2. I underwent a radical hysterectomy. In Feb. 2006, I went to my OB/GYN for my routine 6 month check up. I felt good with the exception of some severe joint pain and a nagging cough I could not get rid of.

The doctor ordered blood tests and urine analysis. The results were a positive ANA test and a high protein concentration in my urine. I was referred to a Rheumatologist and was diagnosed with Lupus 3 months later. It was explained to me that my condition had gone undetected due to the Lupus being dormant and the drastic change in my hormonal chemistry due to the hysterectomy caused the condition to enter an active stage. I was placed on anti-inflammatory medications for joint pain and a drug called plaquenil to aid in boosting my immune system. Plaquenil had side effects that could potentially damage my eyesight permanently; hence I was advised to have eye exams every 3 months to monitor the condition of my retinas. I wasn’t sure which would be worse, the Lupus or the possibility of permanent eyesight damage.

In March 2007, I was informed that my cancer had returned. Again, I was diagnosed with small squamous cell carcinoma, stage 2.

Due to the Lupus, I was not a good candidate for chemotherapy and radiation. It was not out of the question – I could be placed on more immune system boosting drugs while on the chemo therapy, but they could not guarantee there would not be problems.

In May of 2007, I contacted Dr. Andre Kulisz regarding my condition and diagnosis. Dr. Kulisz explained the medical treatments that were readily available; however, in order to be treated, I would need to fly to Poland.

In June 2007 we left San Antonio, TX, for Poland where I went through 2 weeks of magnetic field therapy and for two weeks of infusions and cryo-therapy. We returned to the United States in mid July. In Nov. 2007, I made a visit to my oncologist for a follow-up exam. My cancer had gone from stage 2 to stage 1. My doctor could not explain the change in the biopsy results. He stated to just keep doing whatever I was doing. Not only had the cancer stage degraded, my joint inflammation had been reduced by 75%. In May 2008, another visit to the oncologist revealed my cancer had gone from stage 1 to pre-cancerous cells – I was elated to say the least – as was my doctors. I am considered as cancer free and expect to have completely normal results from my August 2008 appointment!

I feel I owe it all to Dr. Kulisz and his recommended treatment plan.

Dr. Kulisz note: Our methods of health restoration do NOT treat health problems. We provide patients with whatever their organisms need to restore their full innate, God-given ability to fight disease and stay healthy. Although I appreciate Ms. Ayers-Wilson statement attributing her improved health to me, it was really her own body that did the healing. We follow Ezekiel 47:12 -- ...let's fruit be for food and leaf for healing." We just provided the support specific for her condition.