Influence of bioresonance therapy on changes in parameters of paramagnetic blood centers and
liver in experiment
AUTHORS : Vissarionov V.A. | Bockeria L.A. | Salia N.T. | Bockeria O.L. | Dzidziguri D.V. | Gotovsky M.Yu. | Mikadze L.T. | Ilyina E.E.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : oneFederal State Unitary Enterprise Institute of Plastic Surgery and Icosmetology, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, 2NTSSSH them. A.N. Bakuleva, Center “IMEDIS”, Moscow, Russia; 4TSU named after Yves. Javakhishvili, Tbilisi, Georgia
YEAR : 2005 | Category : Research
Bioresonance therapy (BRT) is a new direction in curative and preventive medicine. It refers to physical factors of ultra-low intensities and is one of the methods of information therapy – a unique method of correcting the oscillatory characteristics of a sick organism with the help of physiological oscillations inherent in it. The most complete theoretical foundations of bioresonance therapy were formulated by Yu.V. Gotovsky (1998).
Bioresonance therapy is based on exposure to weak electromagnetic fields with certain characteristics that resonate with vibrations of organs and tissues of the patient’s body. Various options for bioresonic therapy differ from each other in frequency characteristics, signal shape and principles of their purpose. The principle of operation of devices for bioresonance therapy, according to the authors (Gotovsky Yu.V., 1999), in the mode of endogenous bioresonance therapy is as follows.
The human body has its own electromagnetic field, which controls all biochemical functions and performs the function of regulation. The patient’s own electromagnetic oscillations are recorded on the skin surface and transmitted through a cable to the device. In the device, these vibrations are filtered, inverted, they are mirrored and then returned back to the patient. The patient’s body immediately reacts to this new information and the process is repeated.
The mechanism of action of bioresonance therapy is being studied, however, it remains unclear until the end. According to modern concepts, bioresonance therapy affects the central and autonomic nervous systems, neurohumoral and immune responses, cellular and molecular mechanisms. The purpose This study was to study the effect of bioresonance therapy on changes in the parameters of paramagnetic blood centers. The phenomenon of electron paramagnetic resonance was discovered in 1944 by E.K. Zavoisky, who discovered that a paramagnetic sample placed in a constant magnetic field can absorb the energy of an electromagnetic field applied to it.