Bioresonance therapy for headaches of vascular origin
AUTHORS : Shamanin A.V.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : LPTs “Sinegria”, Vladivostok, Russia
YEAR : 2007
Headaches of vascular origin are types of headaches that are quite common in practice. Dysfunction of the vascular component is, in most cases, secondary.
In the ART system, specific tests for the diagnosis of this pathology have not yet been developed, and the use of tests for the presence of toxins and free
radicals and vegetative burden on the vascular component of the brain is not always adequate, because:
– the problem is often of a functional nature;
– patients come to the appointment without active complaints.
The test “toxins and free radicals” is tested through an organopreparation
(OSP) of arteries in low potencies, and they do not reflect vascular spasm, but
rather reflect paralytic processes in the arteries (vascular spasm as such is
associated in the ART system with organopreparation of arteries of high potencies).
