Modern approach to the treatment of patients with tuberculosis

AUTHORS : Sheshukov P.F. | Gotovsky Yu.V.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : City hospital, Pokrov, Center “IMEDIS”, Moscow, Russia

YEAR : 2003 | Category : New Approach

In connection with the unfavorable epidemic situation of tuberculosis, the development and implementation of effective methods of treating patients is one of the most significant problems of phthisiology. From the standpoint of the infectious nature of tuberculosis, the main method of its treatment is the suppression of the multiplying mycobacterial population.

The availability of highly effective anti-tuberculosis drugs available does not yet provide sufficiently effective tuberculosis treatment programs [3, 4]. Any life form has its own unique frequency spectrum, in other words, any living organism, including mycobacteria of various types and types, has its own specific frequency spectrum (oscillation spectrum), which is used in the method of resonant frequency therapy (RFT) [1 , 2].

The task of RFT is to eliminate mycobacteria by using specific frequencies and ensure the elimination of the formed toxins from the body. Combined types of therapy are also possible. The frequencies used can be pre-tested using a vegetative resonance test (ART) [1]. The purpose of the study was an assessment of the possibility of treating tuberculosis without the use of anti-tuberculosis drugs using the method developed at the Center “IMEDIS” (Moscow), based on the use of frequency resonance.