The frequency of detecting disorders of the intestinal microbiota in the routine practice of a reflexologist, clinical significance and the possibility of correction by the method of bioresonance therapy
AUTHORS : Dostanko1 E.G. | Dostanko1 V.Yu. | Dostanko2 N.Yu.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : 1PP “Center for Resonant Medicine” INFOMED “; 2Belarusian State Medical University, Minsk, Belarus
YEAR : 2016
Introduction In recent years, great importance in the development and persistence of various pathological conditions in humans has been attached to the state of the
intestinal microbiota. It is known that microflora covers and lines human tissue both inside and outside. This invisible “organ” weighs several kilograms and has
about 10fourteen cells of microorganisms, which is an order of magnitude higher than the number of the host’s own cells, i.e. person. Healthy skin, normal
digestion, resistance to external infection (state of immunity) of a person is largely
determined by the stability or health of the intestinal microflora
