Study of the effect of endogenous bioresonance therapy on the state of the liver with experimental hepatitis

AUTHORS : Okun D.B. | Okun I.B. | Kalyapina G.R.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : VSMU, Department of Reflexology with a course of bioresonance therapy and homeopathy, Vladivostok, Russia

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Research

Endogenous bioresonance therapy (BRT) – This therapy electromagnetic vibrations of the biological object itself, in which happens strengthening harmonic (physiological) and weakening disharmonic oscillations (characterizing the pathological frequency process) in range from 10 to 500,000 Hz.

Research methods We used mice (linear hybrids CBA x C57 F1) with an average weight of 28.3 g. The animals were in the usual laboratory mode. and diet. A solution of carbon tetrachloride 50% in olive oil, injected s / c in a dose 0.1 ml per 100 g of body weight 2 times a week for 16 weeks. Weighing of the 2 lobes of the liver was carried out after the animals were removed from the experiment by decapitation against the background of ether anesthesia, using a torsion balance of the “VT” type up to 500 mg.

BRT was carried out on the device for adaptive bioresonance therapy “IMEDIS-BRT” in manual mode along the meridians: PE, ZhP, type of therapy – ZS, gain = 7, therapy time – 60 sec. BRT sessions were carried out by imposing an inductor (LL-PL connection) on the projection area of the animal’s liver.