Bioresonance and multiresonance therapy for chronic alcoholism

AUTHORS : Markin Yu.V.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Institute for Radiophysiological Research, Moscow, Russia

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Method of Treatment

Traditionally, in the treatment of patients with chronic alcoholism, drug, suggestive therapy, hypnosis and auto-training are used. However, in general, the results of such treatment are not high enough. Design and practice are critical to optimizing care delivery. the use of new most effective methods. One of these methods, which most closely correspond to the tasks set, can be called bioresonance and multiresonance therapy.

We examined 28 patients – men who were treated for chronic alcoholism 1-2 tbsp. The group consisted of patients with grade 1–2 alcoholism, with preserved intelligence and a critical attitude to their condition, with a good social environment (having a family, work, friends). The main indicators for therapy were the presence of various forms of non-psychotic depression, asthenization, hypochondriacal and phobic disorders, and personal maladjustment accompanying alcoholism.

During the vegetative resonance test, the average adaptation reserves of the 3rd-4th grade were revealed, the indicators of the tension of the endocrine system of the 3rd grade, the indicators of mental stress (vegetative burden and depressive disorders), emaciation immune systems, failure nutrition, violation acid-base balance, failure vitamins, minerals and trace elements.