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-amplitude—o-£—the—reaction—increases—somewhat—when—the—length—of rad—
-iation
is increased—from. 1- 2—minutes-—When the—p a rt of the -train
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 decrease
owever-over-3rT?eriod-cf—one-
ot—reach—the—normal—lev
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.
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At—the-same—time ,"L
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-is
an
irrdf Vputab±e
fact
that
the appearance
-of-n-idus—fFocal-point—
Eds }—©f-pers 4.stent—stimulation—after—radiation.
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light impulses.
As
is- known.
N.
Ye. Vvendenskly,
as
far backus,
on
the basis of experiments made on the nerve
altered, by various
_
physical
and~'cKemical agents arrived at the convection that “apart from
"stimulatory waves~7—a gradual^—long-texxn—stimulation-exists^—He—called-
-a—similar—state—parabiosis-*
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and also decreases the intensity of pathological impulses
~from the-pe ri pKery"j which
is of no mean significance in the treatment
~of~hypertonic-ailments r~*
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Of—great—interest—are—thflHPdata—relating—to—experiments—carried
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Hie. igHaf.fr nerva of a froa.
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polarized light
is physiologically more actxve ,
an
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stimTatXoni
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(Note;
antagonism:
Interfe ren c e with,
or
Inhibitions
of an organism'
by the creation of unfavorable condl tions —Eds)
This requires,
naturally,
higher monochromaticity applied to the
actin-g—ifAiIia'tl'Ve^'gerrfr-duri^g—therapy^—The-gas-laser-gen'e'rarte's
-ttrti-nterrupted—(-continuous-)—radiation-*—With—the—app-tieation—©f—g-1 as s
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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,
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as many observations have shown
^aveTeTrgths_^ry'I^g^froitr_62dc3A^to—STooA-produce-
•the-greatest-physfalag-
The pol arization and coherence of radiation produces
a supp lement
ary effect.
The apparatus used can be. variously constructed,
beginning. .with
“apparatus-for~local-application-anchrending—with"
—light "rayrbaths
--used—for—total—radiation—treatment—of—the—organs—or—patients .,
..
. ...
of
future perspectives of utilizing the spectral
lines .in the red par i
_of the spectrunnto bring' about bioenergetic effects
on the human
organism.
The most physToioglcalT
- and" consequently , bioenergetical
“resonance-iinesv^ore-those-situated-irr~the—short“wave—band-dt-the-red"
-light—spectrum*
:
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Uf
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111— all
ration of quanta
in conductive
zones which effects
a change. in
the
energy balance of
the
organism...
Apart from
. tills,
photons generate
exitons and-electrons, “for “whose transfer small, amounts' of" energy
are"
rc^cces-sary^to—carry—the7n~to—'conduct!ve~rones
-;—that~~enexgy:~being—
:
equal—to—that—of—the—photons—in—-the—red—par-t—of—the—speetrunvr
-_fyndamenta 1_for the normalization of
the physiological
and morphologic
a
state which exists depending upon
the persistence of energetic
parameters of the organism.
The~migration—o f—charges-alongrthe-conrductive-chanrre Is—which-are"
—predominantly—in- the—form-of—nerves—creates- the—foundatiorr-for-the
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nf
fh p ma-in
rpqni rpmpnt of bioenergy therapy:—the energy
"suboscillations"
creates corollaries for the normalization of the
energy balance of the organism,
and consequently,
the regulating
systems.
What
is-bioenergy therapy?
Bioenergy therapy
fs
therapy
By"
-arr-energy-agent-whose-qualatative—and~qnantitative_parameters—are
—situated-w-ithin—power—and—spacetime—limits—of- energy—process
—relationships—taking .place
- in.. the
cell.
.
Lase r therapy
is
a particular cas e 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
—that“theirr“parameters~Ii~e—extreme'Iy-close-to-those~o f—the-mos t
—fundamental—bioenergetic—processes—taking—pl-ace -in—the—nervous—:
the not-to-distant
future, perspectives will appear., for
..the .induction
of bioresonances in the green, yellow and violet bands of the
spectrum.
The-main prirTctpTe of modern medicthe
is based on the-appTication
-of—agents:-whi-chr-by-their-nature—are-foreign—introductions—into—the
.
-organism-and—to—aHesser—or—greater—degree,—have -a -toxic
influence
-uporv_LantlbiQtlc_prope rtie s . )
At _the_same_time.^othe_r_methods_Q f
therapy exist,
for example,
the utilization of properties, that are.
.
intrinsic to the organism
(hormones,
microelements.,,
vitamins
etc .
)
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BIOSTIMULATION
THROUGH ACUPU1NCTURAL POINT!
Low intensity therapy
in. the
visible and Infra-red
bands
is biotic ray therapy.
Such light action does not produce
any new processes
£n the organism,
but either-weaKens-or-irrcfease^
“the~ex'iet±ngnorreer—b±gh t~acrt±on ~stimm ates-the-ceHr-e-1ements- and-
-nerve—conductors-;
Birt-tt—is—neccessary-t©-observe—that—this
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Thus
,
the phase character of stain sorbtion by the medulla oblangata
or iscial nerves demonstrates the development of
the so-called
parabiotic conditions during the summatioiT
-of light-impU‘lses-a-tta±Tr±ng_
“a-'defiufte“magn±tud
-thorcaig
.h-..-st'imu.la.tion r.....tha.t is,_a locals perslstant,.-.non-dlstributed
_
stimulation.
In the
first
(level)
phase,
the nerve loses
its
.
ability,: in various ways,
to react to strong^and weak stimulatory
agents,
..Including light agents"
Furth eif;
thre-nerve-re"sporrds-to-
~th~e~action of .weak-," and-not
-to
strong^-lactor-a^As—fche—preees s—is
:—
-lengthened,-
an- arresting—stage-may—appear^—in—the—absence. ..of
-art
pxt-.prnal
visit-lit*
-raaction 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 o f. initial phases of
p'arab To"3'is-the-reaction““Wirll~b
e
The more
lahil e -a_nervous_systenui s.,_the__X e ss.er 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
^significance downward tbanTUpward .
.
' Th“e—whole
artr-o f'“varyingr dosage
“l~s—downwardr
41—(Pavlov-Clinical-Proceedings-,—Vol
I ,- 19-54-t—pp-.—7-9)
-Xn—order—to—select—the—optima-1—exposur e,—it—i s—indispensibLe—to—carry-
-ou.7
careful
.cl i nical
and
. functional-analysis^
3^artloulajL_attenjti^
_sho_uId be paid to the lability of the vascular
system, and the
electrophysiological indicators.
. During large amplitude changes m
the filling of-blood in vessels^
the ampXifude- and-frequency-o
I-t—turns—outy—the—resuits—of—electrotherapy -can —find -wide
-appllca.tlnn_.s 1 nc p. the
root of most ailments, lies
in
the, disturbance
of the neurovascular trophic
.
Naturally,
the best results should be expected-from neurogenic
Illnesses and inf 1 animatory“pro”c'es s“es—as—We IT-as ~di‘s turbarrc es—of
“the-neurovascular—trophxcv—-Positive—results—are-to-be-expected—from
-the—^various—disturbances—(-arthroses-)—of—serious—neurologica l ,
i
1 n esses
.
-Their us&-ls not reccommended-in_s.tates_Q.f_ac.ute vascular disturbances
,
pre-insul tave or pre-infavctlve
states ,
acute
infl ammatory processes',
with the appearance of
sepsis., and various other diseases, when
stimulated., may-ismmsmmsm
:
To achieve- this , a specially equipped. Isolation chamber is
required, for. the isolation, of -electromagnetic, and sound waves,
anc
maintenance
. o:
“in
praiftircal-
ituation
is undesirable
in
th.e_c ase__o_f
, lasejg_ia;
.as a norm, are 15o-28o light aero-ions in one
cubic cm of air.
For this purpose it is possible
to. utilize an
electrofluvial point-tip ionizer producing up
. to
sooo aero-ions
per cudic cm,. re
.TiuEIsLTS.. jQi.4LY.-_.
Biostrmulation.
.
. through
’ acupunctural points
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In
the chamber where radiation take s pla ce,
it
is neccessary
to
maintain a weak light-green or twilight lighting.
.
Light isolation
'
"prior tothe procedure is carried out- for lo minutes .
Consequently ,
the
;
camerarrservers-as-a~means ~to
~ cxeating~condi tions~conduciver~to~~the
energetic—calm—of—the—pa-t-ienbJ-s—organism-r^—In—connection—with—this-7
.
.
.on ly the Inner endogenal pathological, phenomena—w±U—bring about
-
various disturbances
in the bloenergetic system of the organism,
l.e.
. non-rstab^-t characteristics..
The. problem of procedure timing also
; T
pTays
a certain detlnlte
role..
a few hours after a single dose of radiation..^ However, morning _prc
from. 9 -lo AM
. are possible.
The anisotropic bioplasma
is subjected
to'
.the greatest changes, during the .night from midnight to
6 AM.
-any-weak—act-io-n—wiH—be—mere—ef-feet-ive;
—
during radi ation of
sensory -nerve center s.
It
is known that_nl.ght
constitutes the
"kingdom" of the vagus ,
for during the day,
the tone
~df~the sympathetic hervbus system increases.
Atr-presen't—aboat—4a—physiologic al-functions-are-known ,
subje'crted
-to—precise-eye! leal—ehanges—with
- a -peried—approaehing—2 4—hours-;
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One of
the important problems
i s
to
1oca1 i z e_jthe_^cjtiy_lty ,
—1
In physiotherapy t
the discovery of
the reflexogenic zones which
'"insure-the
specxfTcTty^"f^‘eac'tX6h
_b f the various organs has found
^ecognitiorr^A—Rv~K±r±ch±ns'k±yi~19 5 9T";—Quite~convlnc 1ng-physioioglear~
-interpretation—has-been-given-to-the—iink—between—the—inner—©rga-ns-an&-
skin surface.
At prpgtani-.,
no one
is
in any doubt
lfrKa±—the...-proC.easas
taking place in the internal organs are
Reflected
in the perpheries
of
the skin surface.
The connections between- the organs
and, parts of
the body-are-ot va^/ous
type:
taking place-thrbugfiT’the vascular
,
-lymphaizicy—or~nerver~systemsr;
It-follows-that-ft^is-possible-to obtain-
-a—whole-series-o-f—response—reactions—o-n—the—part—of—the—internal
.
.
.
J
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.
gives
The
e ffect of a decrease in arterial pressure.
Functional,
changes on the part of- the inner
, organs of the minor pelvis
are
“observable during action on the-area of"
, however ft “Is
segrnen ta-ry—Innervation ~ii-ke—that—ef—the—serf-aee—of—the—body—as—wel.
the stimulation does
. not only spread, in the ar ea, of_th i s_otiJ^hajfc—Segment
,
but. has. its. points, of departure beyond- its
confines.-
This
is
conditioned "above all , by the
fact that some, peripheral nerves or
~~~~
segmentation-—o f-body—
• skin—surfaces—eonnectedr-te-the—spinal-braincord
.
P<-»r
hype r +, '~i n i r ^h^r^py pnrpngg?
n<?jng—the
act ion
-of laser
light,
we. chose
a serie s of
faflexogenic_zonee_known_BhyS-i-Q-the_gapeutlc.al 1
:
.
The. most effective one
is
the gate
, zone
(portal)
.
_
The other method of action on
a. patholog ical nidus
is that of
puneftareT
i
of acupuncture points .
Chines e doctors as_a_result
. pf_thQUS.an^5__Qf
years of painstaking observations have discovered six hundred and
.
ninety three points on the human body,, which if stimulated,
produce
-furiy^consfstent-physielwI‘d^T-T5acrrons-ahdr^-erape!atica'r-erfecrts^