Experience in “extreme” conditions

AUTHORS : Bozhko E.V. | Nazarov A.K.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : A. Nazarov Medical Center, Department of Bioresonance Therapy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Experience

The purpose of our report is to analyze the work in the “extreme” conditions of the field campaign in the city of Navoi (Uzbekistan). The extreme was the high demand for diagnosis and treatment, with a lack of time resources for each individual patient. From December 15 to December 30, 2003, we diagnosed and treated 106 people of both sexes in the age range from 6 months to 60 years using the APK “IMEDIS-FALL”, “MINI-EXPERT-T”, “MINI-EXPERT-DT”, “IMEDIS-BRT”. 15-17 patients were diagnosed daily and up to 85 people were treated.

Naturally, the working day lasted until 15 hours. This caused the doctor’s fatigue, which was superimposed on the nervous anticipation of the patient’s turn and the skeptical attitude of the medical staff of the polyclinic where the appointment took place. Marvelous, Under the prevailing conditions, the volume of research and assistance was reduced to a minimum by applying the following algorithm.

1. Assessment of the general energy level of the body, immune reactivity, tone of the autonomic nervous system using bioelectronic segmental diagnostics (101 out of 106 patients).

2. Vegetative resonance test to identify the “core of pathology” and exogenous aggravating influences. Segmental diagnostics revealed an immunodeficiency state in 18 patients, immunity tension in 63 cases, and in half of the cases it was pronounced. In 20 cases, the state of immunity could be considered normal.

As for the tone of the autonomic nervous system, the parasympathetic tendency was dominant (59 cases). In 28 cases sympathicotonia was noted, and at 14 – eutonia. Patients with parasympathicotonia had low indicators of the adaptive capabilities of the body, which was reflected in the efficiency and resistance to various diseases, especially with immunodeficiency.