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Doctors as Grander Users

A Small Congress with Grand Perspectives:

A Small Congress with Grand Perspectives: The Doctors’ Meeting in Vienna was a Great Success


On 6th October 2000, Vienna was the venue for the first discussion meet­ing for medical doctors, who had for some time been using water revitalised according to Grander in their surgeries. The conference attracted participants from three countries: Austria, Germany and Switzerland. The main aim of the event was to gather doctors together and give them the opportunity to share experiences with Grander Water and to absorb new exper­i­­ences in their turn.

The conference was a great success; conversations were particularly dynamic, not least because the event was also attended by doctors new to the idea of using water revitalised according to Grander. It was not so much a case of presenting great results but more a matter of getting to know each other and improving communications in future.

The experiences described by the various doctors were surpris­ingly similar. One thing that was particularly noted was the fact that most of the doctors were made aware of revitalised water by their patients, from whom they drew their knowledge and experience: “An ideal situa­tion in a doctor-patient relationship” in the words of one participating doctor. The exchange of medical experiences was facilitated by Carola Engler, a correspondent specialising in medical matters. Her summary of the event: “I think it was an historical meeting of open-minded doctors willing to consider new ways of thinking. I had the dis­tinct impression that there were great dev­elopments both in the confer­ence room and in the follow­ing informal conversations. Al­though I have dealt with medical matters for many years, I have never experienced such enthusiasm and keenness to experiment in doctors before. It was a very special group.”

The congress participants agreed that traditional medicine unjustly gives the medium water far too lit­tle importance and considers it to be noth­ing more than an ideal transport and solution medium for med­icines, but without any further sig­ni­ficance. They also expressed the wish that more attention be paid to water, within the context of healing and, in particular, the use of Grander Water.

One thing was clear: it was the first of many future medical conferences.