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17 February 2026

Forbidden – and yet on our plates

A silent systemic problem with health consequences?

On February 4, 2026, the ORF reported in the ZIB 8:00 news program on a topic that goes far beyond political discussions:

More than 250 pesticides banned in the European Union are still found in food – mainly through imports from countries with less strict regulations.

What has been officially classified as harmful to health continues to enter the food chain.

The question is therefore not just: How can this be?
But what does that mean for our organism?

The problem is not the individual substance.

Limit values ​​protect – but not from chronic levels.

In public discourse, limit values ​​dominate. If a residue is below the legal threshold, a product is considered "safe".

However, the human organism does not process individual substances – but rather cumulative burdens.

Combination effects.
Low doses over years.
Environmental toxins from food, air and water.

It is not the individual exposure that is decisive – but the overall chronic exposure.

The body can compensate for a lot, but not indefinitely. The problem is rarely acute poisoning. It's the chronic overload of the regulatory systems over years.

Environmental toxins rarely have spectacular effects – what they can trigger in the body

Among the scientifically described are:

  • oxidative stress 
  • hormonal dysregulation 
  • Impairment of mitochondrial energy production 
  • Promotion of silent inflammatory processes 
  • Stress on liver and microbiome 

The consequences are often nonspecific and insidious:

Exhaustion.
Performance decline.
Diffuse symptoms.

Symptoms that are viewed in isolation – even though they may have systemic causes.

When regulation reaches its limits

The human organism has complex detoxification and regulatory systems:

Liver, intestines, kidneys, lymphatic system, antioxidant protection mechanisms.

However, these systems are not designed for today's wide variety of synthetic substances.

When mitochondrial energy decreases, microcirculation is restricted, or oxidative stress predominates, a healthy lifestyle alone is often no longer sufficient.

Relief must then be structured – medically supervised and individually tailored.

The medical approach at the New Energy Medical Center

At the New Energy Medical Center, we do not view environmental pollution in isolation, but as part of a complex regulatory process.

Our principle is:

Analyze. Gently and precisely initiate. Remove. Activate.

The health check – structured analysis with immediate added value

Our comprehensive health check forms the basis for every further decision.

However, it is more than just an analysis.

It is deliberately designed to provide initial therapeutic impulses in the first phase. Microcirculation is supported. Regulatory processes are initiated. The organism receives early stabilization.

There is no standstill between diagnosis and intervention.

Only on this sound basis is an individual decision made as to which further measures are medically appropriate.

The patient therefore benefits not only after the evaluation – but already in the diagnostic process itself.

A structured strategy, accompanied by qualified medical professionals in an interdisciplinary setting.

Targeted removal of harmful substances

In certain cases, the structured removal of persistent burdens can be a central component of the therapy concept.

With INUspherese®, a modern form of therapeutic apheresis is available at the New Energy Medical Center, which can selectively remove certain toxic substances from the blood – under medical control.

This is not about quick fixes, but about restoring regulatory capacity.

However, removal alone is not enough.

The organism must be activated and stabilized simultaneously – for example, through regulatory measures to support mitochondrial function.

Experience and continuous development

“In over 30 years of practical experience, I have witnessed how disease patterns change and environmental factors become increasingly important. Symptoms become more complex, and the questions more nuanced. This is precisely what motivates me to continuously develop scientifically sound methods and responsibly integrate new approaches. The results confirm our structured approach every day.” — CEO, New Energy Medical Center

Awareness instead of alarmism

The ORF report shows: The issue is real.

But it's not about fear.
It's about medical responsibility.

To address the question of how resilient our regulatory system is in an increasingly exposed environment – ​​and how it can be specifically supported.

Understand first – then decide

What is forbidden yet ends up on our plates should at least raise one question:

How robust is our regulatory system – and are we acting in time before it becomes overwhelmed?

The full article is available on ORF.at in the Video/Audio section.

To the report

Is a structured analysis appropriate in your situation?

Not every complaint requires immediate intervention.
However, persistent exhaustion, diffuse symptoms, or chronic stress situations deserve a thorough assessment.

At the New Energy Medical Center, we will clarify in a personal consultation whether our structured health check is the right next step for you.

Further planning only takes place once this basis appears sensible.

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