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FORMER AWARD WINNERS
Farmer Lars Johnsen, Samsø,
DK
Received the prize for his creative use of peppermint oil in
the treatment of mastitis on cows. In cooperation with Peter
Pampel he participated in a test on the isle of Samsø in
1985 along with 12 other farmers and 1 veterinarian. These
tests proved that peppermint oil has a healing effect on
cows' udder infections.
Prof. Dr. hab. A.
Kaczmarek, Akademia Rolnicza, Poznan, Poland
Was awarded the prize for his research of the usefulness of
peppermint oil in treating or preventing mastitis on cows.
He carried on the tests, started on Samsø, and was able to
confirm the findings about the healing qualities of
peppermint oil.
Prof. Dr. Manfred
Köhnlechner, Institut für Erfahrungsmedizin, München,
Germany
Received the award for his lifetime achievements in making
connections between traditional and alternative medicine.
Prof. Köhnlechner is also the author of many books on
alternative healing methods.
Dr. Astrid Marie Højer,
Copenhagen, DK
Received the award for her attempts in treating bladder
infections with parsley.
Farmer Børge Lassen,
Farsø, DK
Was awarded the prize for treating bowel infections in
piglets with blueberries. When left untreated, these bowel
infections lead to the death of the piglets. Later he
discovered the same healing effects on calves.
Dr. James Hryncyk, Amager,
DK
Received the award for his achievements in integrating
traditional and alternative medicine. His use of alternative
medicine in daily practice made him an ideal recipient.
Pharmacist Allan Wehnert,
Copenhagen, DK
Received the award for his clinical research at the
University of Lund in Sweden and for the development of a
natural medicine that decreases the level of lactic acid in
the body.
Dr. med Wolfgang Schuh,
Erfurt, Germany
Was awarded the prize for his collaboration in developing a
natural medicine product, which decreases lactic acid in the
body, and for his empirical tests on athletes.
Prof. Dr. med Rostislav
Fokov, Moscow, Russia
Received the award for his work in the ecological
development in the SNG and as chairman of the Russian
ecological nature reconstruction. He also took major
influence in the foundation of the AER (International
Academy of Ecological Reconstruction).
The Ecological
Agriculture School, Aabybro, DK
Received the award for spreading of ecological ideology in
research and teaching.
Prof. Dr. Ing. Dirk
Heinze, Institute for Climate and Thermodynamics, Technical
University of Ilmenau, Germany
received the award for his research about the uses of
essential oils in the treatment of "Sick Building Syndrome"
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