OUT_BIOPLASMA =12 A WORD_AB : while studying ph ———action of Tight, it is neccessa ry_not only to ca! _—_—_——and spectral composition, but apparently the cha __-_—-——and -coherence—of—-light—radtat I tt - growth of the academy of sc transpired that polarized co --—_—_ of-_potarizatton—and-coherence —_ ions.._Namely.,_that—the-—variation—of— ological processes thanks to the re _— stimulated_radiation—of-th --__inaccessable_sphere—of_kno ler In this way, otosynthetic_and_nonphotosynthetic lculate the intens Lty racter of polarizatio: Lon he—laboratori es_of_biephysies—of—thefacutty—of “génetic of lences_ of the Moldavi an—SSR ,—and-in—the— Kishinev agriculteral institu Ac wreral institute S.N. Maskobrod carried out original. -- ————yesearch into the change of ~ , bio _. oLopotentials of the leaves of | __ -———— corn when they were radiLated 4 with I —_—_—_istics.—{footnote—t:>—$>-N—Maslob ight with various wave charac ter- __ rod.” “The éléctrophysidlogical polarity—of—plants" Kishinev;-Shttints a-publications—t973}—It herent light. creates_the—stron gest wera responses in comparison with. _noncoherent_and___ —~—“nonpolarized light of equivalent intensity. ATI this once more confirms our po int of view about the role “of-radlation-in photobiologiéal react= space—time—characteristics-of—- radiation_allow_the establishment of _a specifia_stimulation_of.-_ ~~ biological p sonance mechani sms_of_interaction ~~ with the wave structures of bioplasma. The creation of lasers.to "Work on predetermined frequencges has opened new possibilities for the induction-of-bioresomant—ef fects. NOt far OF fis the day when e-bielogical-part-of nmature-witt-be- a — _ obtained. It is_then that the sctence_of_biofiel ds-will —liberate itself from the accumulation of hypotheses ~-_and.will became the "arena of unique experimental rese arch, the results of which will also " ~"lead™medicine towards basically new Horizons -_ “—————-E£t—-is—now;—that-we-are—just—b eginning to pénétrate this Garlier wledge.<—  —————______________
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BIOS TIMULATION-WITH “TH LD-OP-BASER-RADEATION ~THROUGH _ - __ACUPUNCTURAB-POINTS= —_Chapter-VII————_—— Jett ng a-comparativety-tong-time-the- position has“been-hetd "tm __ — nediétne_thatthe-appearanee—of-pathelegieal processes are-connectod— predominantly-with the distnrhances_of the nervous-system——A 7 os SSransky has studied the causes-of and -mechanisms ofthe . development - of nerve dystrophies. Tt has been :demonstrated that the reflex a mechanisms are the cause of a series of illnesses. ~Well known are the :————-ctassical experimen -carried out by M.K-Petrova -who was able t6 aes cw chronie nervous-tensions—ereate-a-_whoie-series of, pathotogical ___states in dogs. —————____-___________-— . Academictan’K.M, :Bikov. revealed theclose -interdependence between the core of the large hemispheres: and the function'of the innter . : organs. ~The Bikov school showed that exceptionally. interoreceptive a eattons-can-bring-about-thesappearanceof heightened excitation : in—gangtto solated-area,—A-chara¢teristie-viscous—cireie or _____-pathologic eflex.appears.and so the initial functional_disturbances can lead to a phase-of: deep organic damage. ——__———_______-_-__ There is no doubt about the fact that the nervous system is: one 5£ the all=embracing systems-whose role In the pathogenesis of many. - ___ Sb jnesses-one-may-regard-as-the -dominanting “factor. It7ts enough to ™ “how that-the_nervous—systemsupports—the-homeestasts- of the -tropaic— ___af_the_organa-(A.D. Spiransky-1935).Tt_is_knawn-that the" _hemo=———__- dynamics of: the-nervous -system is caosely related te the functional _ . status of the.system. The regenerative processes eome-also under its - control. The idea 6f nérvism in medicine, {Te at present being ~ 7 : coccessfuliy developed; —(Griv—Kositsky; ViM> Smirnow I970)+" Tt has” _____ Seen _demonstrated-that—theleading-rele-ef _the-nervous-system fs apparent. in_a-whole-series_ef pathological _conditions.——Apart—from this we believe that the most optimum place, _fox prospective application —_ , to the organism of iow intensity characteristic radiation,. for example, raser-radiation, is thé nervous system with its numerous receptor — clements,;-conductors-and—peripher_ai-centers;_and-entire sections of the central_nervous—-systen.<— ————______ - 2 have already spoken.of the lipid membranes_having semiconductor properties. The activation threshold of such membranes lies in the red light spectrum. . . e . The a StLSHGelLOE the most probable path from the conduction band © —_———_to-the:* Valence —band—+s—shown-by-the- bioiuninescent phosphotipic _______membranes_in_the-red-part-of_the-spectrum-—The_phosphotipid-membranes are the basic builders of the .material_qf_the_nerve_tissues_and neurons It is clear that red light: of even low intensity should exert an __ activating influence on nerve elements.- The activation, like the primary procéss, will manifest itself in the Tnerease in concentration ____Pat the free-charge-carrters;-the-improvement of-conductancey and the change_in a _whole-series-ofphysico~chemical-properties-of the “membrane ing inte consideration the comparatively _deep.penetrative———— properties of laser‘radiation into the core ofthe tissue, it is possible to,:subject to radiation. by taser light of low intensity areas of -the-medutiatobionyata, the spinal cord and als gouaréas-of the cortex be the bradne—-In-thie.connection;-iaser-tight—appears to be-a quite” © _,_____ convenient -means-o£+changing—the-energy-balance of “the“nefyous SYStShr The Special -experimental_work_has_shown_the_phase—character———— . of the reaction of the. medullar.section of. the brain during the activit of low intensity laser.light,..» = 6328A.( The part of the brain ———yesponsible for. autonomic functions such as respi tation---Eds). In | isthe -first-vartant;the=frogs were radiated on y with dissipated laser” light wavelength -61288,~intensity 2-Olgt/Ce 1 oN Oe og ey lnit_per— --__ Approve. A. } HO SIG7-= K mers de A Tn males Wa 29 Robt te em sq. ‘The data 5 sth ® qistines
i——repticating~ - . reactton—tof-the-brainstem)—to-radiatton.—tThe—— amplitude—ofthe—reaction—increases—somewhat—whenthe—length-of—rad _—__lation_is_increased_from_1-2 minutes.—When_the_part_of the_brain —_—__ mentioned is subjected to local radiation of greater intensity, the . reaction takes place with some other variations of phase. To begin - "with, an increase in sorption Is observed. Thereafter, its decréase. ~ “However over a period -of-one hour, the magnitude of -sorbtton stiit does s———_not-reach-the-normal_itevelL.—_——___- ____.____ Consequently, it is wholly evident that the presence. of physico> — chemical changes in the medulla oblangata of the frog both during _— activity and through the skin surface as well, as directly on the . brain are evident. . Loe i a :—__————_at- the -same-time;,—tt-ts—an ind? .putable-fact that the appearance — — ——of nidus—_{Focal-point— Eds }—of—persistent-stimulation—after—radiation, .__the_degree_of which_varies_according to the sum _total_dosage_of———__ " _____jight impulses. As is. known, N. Ye. Vvendenskiy, as far back. as 1901, on the basis of experiments made on the nerve altered by various physical and chemical agents arrived at the conviction that apart from stimulatory waves;—a-graduat;—tong-term-stimulation-extsts;— He calied a~simbtlar—state-parabiosés.—Such—protracted-stimulation-ocurring—in— _____-the_medulla_oblangata_is capable of creating beneficial conditions for. the removal of the "pathological dominant", from thé: vascular control _ center, and also decreases the intensity of pathological impulses from the periphery, which is of no méan significance in the treatment © ‘Ig f- hypertontc—atiments — a —_—_—_—_—__0 £-great—interest-—are_thefdata_relating—to—experiments—carried— ~—-_out_on the isciatic nerve of a frog. The nerve was subjected both to __ polarized and unpolarized light of equivalent exposure and. intensity. . During polarized light radiation, the viscosity was.1.5 times higher — than during  “non-polarized radiation (Table 3 _____" PABLE—4—_The—4ynamLes—o£-soxbtion(relative_vnits—of—extinction)—in——_ —____the isciatic nerve of a frog subjected to He-Ne laser light. ———— RADIATION CONDITIONS |TIME AFTER RADIATION |M +m xlo - — ee Be 5 minutes . lo minutes polarized -monochromatt ed_iight—.. 0 154. -"——"""p¥Fings about Stationary stimulation. Similar-sorbtion increases are” - ———also produced -by-unpotarized red tight; but-iongerperiods-are-required. i+_It _is—possible-to-suggest—that—polarized_light,—is-more_biotic—and———_.. ____ accompanies the normalization of bioenergetic _processes_in_the membrane. ree ‘Special theoretical and experimental research has convinced us that a significant quantity of biotic frequencegs are. situated in the BaP a SEEPS REO CIS OR OOHRS ne | Consequently, polarized light is physiologica y more active, and § ' Spectrum.
(Note: antagonism: interference with, or inhibitions of an organism | by the creation of unfavorable condi tions ---Eds) _ - This requires, naturally, higher monochromaticity applied to the noting radiative -agent-during therapy-—The-gas-laser-generates -———— :———-uninterrupted—tcontinucus}radiation.—_Withthe—appltieation—ef-glass— —_______fiber_optics, the laser radiation energy can be transmitted to the most dispersed points on the body with tolerably high accuracy. The _ - utilization of He-Ne lasers is conditioned by the fact. that they . generate red short-wave light, 6328 A, as many observations have shown _———_-wavetengyths-vary ing-from620ck-to 6 Took-produce-the greatest-phystolog- ————— teat effect—during-photosynthesis—and-the—activization—of-oxidizing— -phosphorization, and_other fundamental hioenergetic processes, The polarization and coherenee of © of radiation produces a supplement~ ._ary effect. .. . : ~~ The apparatus use sed can Be. VaETOURIY SOnSETUCtEG, Beginning (with apparatus for local _appticattion-and-ending with. —bight-ray-baths-— used-for—total—radiation—treatment—of—the—-organs—_er—patients.——.—__—__ —_—_________As_we_have_already pointed out, a basis exists _for the _assumpition of future perspectives of utilizing the spectral lines in the red part __ of the spectrumto bring about bioenergetic effects on the human organism. The most physiological, and consequently, bioenergetical -———~—~yesonance Tines, are those situated in the short wave barid of the req The-action_of_monochromatic light photons_brings about the-mig=— ration of quanta in conductive zones which effects a change.in the . energy balance of the ¢ organism... Apart from this, photons generate ; ~ exitons and electrons,. for whose transfer small amounts of energy are —__ Nectessary to carry them-to-conductive zones, that energy being ———_ i——~---——_ equai—_to-that-ef_the-photons—in-the—red_part—ofthe—spectrum. ———_-_—_ —_—_—_Consequently, the energy halance changes_in the organism which is _ ._—_ fundamental for the normalization of the physiological and morphologice A A parameters of the organism. the -mt gratton-of-charges—atong-the-comductive- chranre ts—whitch-are ——— —-predominantiy—in the—form-of-nerves—creates- the--foundation—for-the— realization of the main requirement of hioenergy therapy: the energy — "suboscillations" creates corollaries for the normalization of the energy balance of the organism, and consequently, the regulating systems. What hat is bioenergy ~ therapy? Bioenergy therapy is therapy by ar energy agerit whose qualatative and quantitative parameters are -————situated-within-power—and-spacetime—limits—of-energy-—process ——tetationships taking place -in_the cel xsi mnolled nesenenn - __Laser therapy is a particular case of widely applied reserves of bioenergy - therapeutic means... The utilization of short-wave red . . light spectral lines has many perspectives in connection with the fact - :—+_—_—4hae-thetr-parametersTte— extremely close to those of the most . fundamental _-bioenergetic—processes—taking—-place—in_the—nervous——__— . eee hecal ct on fenlae eee eeehd nee will apoeee, fun ihe dodetion of bloresonances ices in t nae green, “yellow and violet bands of ‘the _ spectrum. ~The main p principle—o Of iedéern medicine 1s based on the = apptteseton ~——_—_ of -agents-which-by-their-nature—are—foreign—introductions—intothe— . —____organism_and_to_a_lesser_or_greater degree,-have a_—toxic influence —— -—____upon_(antibiotic properties.) At the same time, other methods of _. ______ therapy exist, for example, the utilization of properties. that are. ______—intrinsic to the organism (hormones, microelements., . yitamins - etc.) aE a - 3
’ BIOSTIMULATION TT. . « THROUGH “ACUPUNCTURAL POINT Low_intensity therapy in the _ . visible and infra-red bands is biotic ray therapy. .Such light action does not produce ‘any new processes in the organisii, but either weakens or incfeases——— :—————~ the existing ones. bight action stimulatesthe-cellt-etements—and——— : ————nerve-conductors.——But—it—is—neccessary to-observe_that this —_______ —_——_—stimulation_in is not unlimited,and can_enter an arrestive phase... Thus, the phase character of stain sorbtion by the medulla oblangata . or iscial nerves demonstrates the development of the so-called . parabiotic conditéons during the summation of Light impulses attaining _— —_——a a definite magnitude — - ——_—_—_———-According—to—the-opinion-of N.S.Vedensky,—parabiosis_is_a___- - thorough stimulation, that is. sa total. paraistant,_non-distrabubed —— stimulation. In the first (level) phase, the nerve loses its . ability, in various ways, to react to strongeand weak stimulatory . agents, .including Light agents. Further, the nerve responds to : oT the action of weak,and not to-strongy-t actors.—As—the—precess—is———__ ——-—tengthened,—an—arresting_stage-may—appear,in_the absence of _______. an external visible reaction to the stimulant used, Consequently, when selecting exposure and..intensity it is. neccessary to work out the initial functional condition of the patients. With the presence of. initial phases of} Sarabiowis—the react fon-will be———— ——proportional-to-the-tength-and intensity of-stimuatation,—_it—_its——— \__-—-—_akse—indispensible-toe—take—into—account—a—parameter_such_as_lability.— —______The_ more labile .a nervous system.is, the lesser the dosage neccessary. Here it is probably . neccessary to follow the reccommendation of I.P. Pavlov:. "There..is no doubt that. the dosage has a much greater a significance downward than Upward. The whote art of varying dosage -——— fs downward." {Pavtov-Chinical-Proceedings;—-¥ol-it;—-1954;—-pp.#9. . ———En-order—te -seleet—the-optimal_exposure,—itis—indispensible to carry. :______ou7  . careful clinical and functional_analysis. Particular attention ____should be paid to the lability of the vascular system and the electrophysiological indicators.. During large amplitude changes in the filling of blood in vessels, the amplitudé and frequency of——— , ——— piopotertiats should proceedto minimal exposure-and—intensitys————— “—___-________-T-_tnens _out,—the-results—of-_ electroth erapy-can_find_wide ——___ —_—____application since the root_of -most_ailments_lies_in_ the_d. disturbance _ of the nemrovascular trophic. Naturally, the best results should be expected from neurogenic ~~ ilinesses and inflammatory processes as well as disturbances-of———_ - "the Weurovascular trophic. —Positive resuits-are—to-be—expeeted—E£rom— ———_the-varieus—disturbances—tarthroses) of serious neurological illnesses, > ~~ Their use_is not reccommended in states of acute vascular disturbances, bres insultave 2 Or pre- e-infarctive states, acute inflammatory processes, with the. appearance of sepsis, and various other diseases, when ~ stimulated, may.bri hg. about undesirable consequences. apy should be—carried—eut—in—— _ 7 ———condiitions-which-would-be-inducive—to—the maximum_anount_of ———__ : — Bioenergethe resonance + one a To achieve.this, a specially equ ipped. isolation chamber is ‘required. for. the isolation.of..electromagnetic.and sound waves, and oo + . Maintenance. SF oT S Pane SlSeteT cal paravetersof-the medium: —vsuatty, 7 "tn _practicar therapeutic work, and -during experimental investigations; - ———-+the-etectricali-state-of the-aiz in-the-chamber—_is—not—taken—into——___ poe account,_Such_a_ situation is undesirahle in the case of Lassi Kay — ; ETP Accepted.as a norm, are 150-280 light aero-ions in one cubic cm of air. For this pumpose it is possible to.utilize an electrofluvial point-tip fonizer producing up.to 5600 aero-ions ————- . per cubic cm, regulating the number of tips on the fitiment it ts —— - ae cae ponatauntonadehoe to come mean peyercn rent pT RK wee ne Ua Dera uMcNts. GulY a BO ee, ate eT meme
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500080001-0 2 _ Bt rt itt Ee i fw. FF : Biostimulation. .. through acupunctural points -5 In the chamber where radiation takes place, it is neccessary to maintain a weak light-green or twilight lighting... Light isolation pricy to thé procedure is carriéd out for lo minutes. Consequently, the ) _tamera- serves _as—a-means to creating conditions conducive to the—————_ ——_—_-energetic_calmof—the—patient!s—organism,——in-eonneetion-with—this; a _only the inner endogenal pathological phenomena will bring about. tee _ various. disturbances in the bioenergetic system of the organism, i.e. _.) . .nonsstab+l@ characteristics. The. problem of procedure timing also i——plays a Gértain définite role. ———“—S~—‘“<—‘~;7; 3THhC;WW”t”tCt  — "Apart fromthe bicenergetic processes, the most etfective” toe rocedures—are—_nocturnal,—from-midnight—te—1AM.—iIn-this—period,—_———_" -- . dt is possible to obtain the mest pronounced resonance _effects_within— _.,i+ a few. hours after a single dose of radiation... However, morning procedure: i ..from.9-lo AM. are passible.. The anisotropic bfoplasma is subjected , "to the gréatest changes: during the night from midnight to 6 AM. | 77 Tht sts a-pertod -of-teast bioplasma-—concentration, =and that is why _ ——any-weak—action-—will—_be-more-effeetive, ‘Such diurnal rhytym of activity should be observed,—especially —— ___during radiation of. sensory nerve centers. It is known that night constitutes the "kingdom" of the vagus, for during the day, the tone of the sympathetic nervous system increases. ————-Ae present about 4o phystologicat functions are known, subjected” : to—precise—eyclical—changes—with—a—peried—approaching—24—-hours<———_ _____(N.A. Agajanyan, 1962. os In physiotherapy, the discovery of the reflexogenic zones which {sure the specificity of reaction of the various organs has found ‘———_ recognition -taA;Ry Kirichinskty; 1959). _Quite convincing physiological interpretation—has—been-given—te-theink-between—the—inner-ergans—and— iro skin_surface. At present, no one is in any doubt that the processes — taking place in the internal.organs are feflected_ jin the perpheries _ Lo. of the skin surface. The connections between-the organs and. parts of 7 €he body aré 6f vayyous type: taking place through the vascular, ——tymphatic;—-or nerve systems. It fottows that it fs possible to obtain _. 1-——__a-_whole-series_of-response—reactions—en-the-part—ef—the—internal———_—__ organs when the... reflexogenie zones subjected_to_the _physiofactors— -____ gives Tie effect of a decrease in arterial pressure. Functional changes on the part of the inner. organs of the minor pefvis are . observable during action on the area of , however it is “7 Treccessary to take-into account thatthe princtptie of strict — - —_——__-seqmentary_innervation_like—that—of—the-surfaece_ef_the—-body-as—weil—— -_. as the internal organs are. not wholly supportable, _that—is—,———____ ____the stimulation does not only spread. in the area.of this or that segment, but. has. its. points.of departure beyond-its confines.- This is on conditioned. above all, by the fact that some: peripheral nerves or - | ——trunks- comprise the fibers of several roots. Ali this disturbs the ~~ —________ For. . -hypertonic_therapy purposes_using—the action of laser —-—— light, we. chose a series of reflexogenic.zones_known_physiotherapeuticall: . The.most effective one is the gate. zone (portal)... . 7 The other method of action on a. pathological nidus is that of -———photopuneture. That is, the actio: n of laser rays on the actpunctural ——points;—locatized-on-the-surface-of the -skine——— there is no concur -. __of acupuncture points. Chinese doctors as a result of thousands of . years of painstaking observations have discovered six hundred and ninety three points on the human body, which if stimulated, produce - fully conststent physiological reactions and: therapeutical effects.” :-___--_____Aecoring—te-dapanese-medieal_literature; there—are—in ait i200 ——.- . . Det he AS eee Cae! CANY UVM —_——-segmentatéon—of-body- . skin -surfaces—connected-to-the-spinai_braincord. 7 yO 7 oe = ~
"ARREST BeTeage 2090/08/0 07, GIA RBPRS SorazronasaRNERDOT-0 Some authors suc suggest that in the. aspect of ontogenetics, tics, that these points aré the rélics of atavistic (ancient) facrors in ~— Stimulating the sytem ontogenetically speaking; which are intricately’ ———eonnected-with—the-nerve—centers,——_—__________________— -—_—______V.G. Vogralik (1961) suggests that the Chinese paints represent_the greatest activity on the system of "skin surface--internal organs" _ interactivity when projected on skin sectors. “They contain nerve ° receptors carrying the stimulation in a Centrifugal direction. SE CR Podshtheakin-the coy conntaded-thate the ckiv none noints— _ + _ef-froys';—rabbi ts; dogs—and—human—beings—eoreespend—to—points-of oi dbifureation- in the nerve ‘trunks, especially in the area where they — : enter the-skin.. According to him, the measurement of characteristic _ ae “physical active. points is of great ; diagnostic value. Data have been 6btained about the m majority y of acupuncture poles _—possessing-higher etectroconductivity.—(v¢2 ’ ~Adamenko~and-V iL — ". ———Raykov_1969}-— Special _apparatus—hag-been-built—te—determine- _electrical resistence. __—There has been talk -about. regarding. the nature of acupunctural _ points as being. set semiconductive.in nature. (De L. _Parmenyenkov, 1970) _ Thus, a. typical volt-ampere > characteristic + was obtained, of a distinctl. non-linear character. As a restilt of many determinations of electrical x —restistance—magnitudes-in-acupunctural-points—in-humans—and-animals;— ———___-a_distinctly significant statistical dependence-of_this_magnitude-on- the polar character of the voltage applied was discovered | ( it_was_ of a semiconductive nature). » In recent years, theré has been a considerable growth of interest ~——__—~~in Yesearcth made_into the basics-of-acupuncture =<-the” fundamental”~ ~~~ —~———principles,—Te—demenstrate—this,the-ministry—efheaith-protection-of i rodirection, ahd in 1972 an allssoeloe santertace on guubunctune probies ro "During the past 5 years, a series g-WE- SRST INET ES WeYe “Carried out —— “to discover the bisphysicali—nature-of-acupuncturat points—and their — ""————_interrelationships,—at—the-republie-ministry-of-health-clinical..-—-— ——_—_—_hosgpital in the Kazakh SSR. Laboratory assistants V.A. Hruschov and M.A. Vorobyov_came ‘V forward with some interesting concepts. ‘on the mechanism of the ~ therapeutical. effects through acupuncture points. ‘They Suggest that “normally functioning biological systems possess" the intrinsic —-~~—-~ ~———eondi tion-ef-entropy-baiance—expressed—in-the-formula: ds, /aT + dS,/aT = 0 | oe where dS_,/dT is the rate of entropy change due to the forces disturbing ie: Sythe tre equtbilibrium, arid ads77dT ts the rate of entropy — _ i++ change-due-teo—activity—of-forces—regefierating-the—system.—In—the-case ——_——of-pathological_changes_inthe-system,_the_entropy_balance_is disturbed ——_due_to_the_increase_of D ds,/dt or the decrease « of ds,/dT, This _ leads then to the inequality?. “45 fat #485 AT 7 0 Ue. the irreversable process*-Eds) #—___—_—___—__The-disturbance—of_the_-entropy_balance—is—accompanied_by-changes _______in_subject resistance, With the increase_of entropy, the resistance_. begins.at first to drop to a certain minimum magnitude, and then increases and reaches a significant point many times greater than the _ &nitial one. (A.K. Prits 4 snd MsNs Cherkasy 1970F