New approaches to simulation modeling of diagnostics andtherapy using the hardware and software complex “IMEDIS-FALL”

AUTHORS : Hovsepyan A.A. | Machanyan A.S. | Gotovsky Yu.V.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Medical Center “MOHENJO-DARO”, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

YEAR : 2003 | Category : Type of approach

The modeling methods used in the IMEDIS-TEST system are based on the resonance effect that occurs in the body between two or more frequency spectra. In fact, the frequency spectrum of one test indicator is superimposed on the frequency spectrum of another test indicator, and if the frequencies coincide, in any of the sections of these spectra, their amplitudes are summed up, as a result of which one narrowly directed frequency spectrum begins to prevail, i.e. e. from two frequency spectra of two test pointers, we get one resulting frequency spectrum.

It should be borne in mind that within the framework of the autonomic resonance test (ART), all pointers, except for organ remedies, chemicals and nosodes of specific infections, are homeopathic remedies that have a fairly wide spectrum of frequencies. As you know, any homeopathic medicine contains frequencies that affect a number of physiological, mental and other functions of the body, and as indicators, they are selected solely on the basis of high statistical reliability.