Approved For Release 0/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500080001-0 * STIMULATION OF | REGENERATION BY” MRL. 7 _j-——_—disturbance—of-a-roet—type {binding?——Eds}.—The-majerity-of-patients— ——__—_had_constipation—and_a_disturbance of _urination.—-In_3_cases,—bed=— _ tt SOKx!S were ohserved,.. Clinical laboratory research showed that in . _3 cases, leucocytes numbering 9-12 thousand were observed. The ROE oom . increased from 25 to 60. mm. In a number of cases, sub-fibril __ EEMPpeLraturés: WEEE ODSELVEC ————_# rior to-the-pattent's—entering—the-repubtic—clinieai-hospital—o: ;——______the_ministry-of_health of the Kazakh-SSR,they_underwent—a_long-term— concentrated _treatment, consisting of disinfecting and dissipation —— : methods.(medicines) and sanatorium treatment... However, in 6 of the patients, all the methods of treament —_———enunierated above did not-git give any positive results.” An, in Inly 3 we: ' 3—————"~any-permanent—improvements—observed.— Thus; -the-existing-methods—of— —_—_____treatment—of_myelitis—turned—out—to—be—noneffective.,—atiIn-—connection ; ——_——with_this, taking. into_account_experimental_data,_all_patients_ were subjected to courses of treatment of He-Ne laser light on "actdve skin points" and reflexo-genic zones. Treatment a was carried out in a spécial Cchambér, which was protected by an electromagnetic scree: ; /—________the -results—of-treatment-with—the atd-of taser—radiation—carried oo _—_—-9ut—in—a-period—-ranging—from—20-25_days,—surpassed-all_expectations~- —_____First,_after_the_course of therapywas_ completed, _the_pain_syndrome_ completely disappeared. During .and after treatment, a decrease in 7 vegatative-trophic sistrubances was observed,- a-healing of bedsores, an an tircrease inthe elasticity of the skin, a décrease-in the” i-—+—_——brittleness-of-naits;-ete.—Ali_patients—experienced-a-eonsiderable— —_____—_improvement—in_their_somatic_state,..In_2a_cases+- an improvement in. the_kinetic functions was observed. :-( 1 patient began to move about on his crutches, and another abandoned his crutches, and began walkin with the aid.of a stick. sc rete" experimental data ana=clinical ob servations /————_-demonstrating-that-under—the-influence-of tew-intensity-monechromatic ‘i-+___-_—_coherent -polarized-radiation, an-activization_of the energetic _pro=— —____cesses-takes.place_in_the_nexvous_ system;..The frequencies in_the _ short-wave band of the. red-spectrum turn out to have an energizing influence on nerve receptors.. A significant role is played here by — — the second Harmonie lying in the sector of mitogenétic radiation and created-as—a-resuit-of the absorption -of-2-photons-of-red-tight-from- —_—_—-4- .-He-Ne—OQG. >  __' __Experimental_and_ clinical data, _presented-above,_contradict the views still held on the non-s pecific thermal character of the L. - action of electromagnetic radiation.on the organism of animals and - man. What are the mechanisms of non-thermal effects of laser radiat- _o_ Ion?-— These questions-can be-answered-after acquaintance has-been —— -—_——__made-with—the—concept—of _bi®plasma,—through_-which—the-action_of—__ electromagnetic radiation is effected. ©... A completely new field of directed regulation of the bioenergeti: “~~ ~"indtGed by radiation force us to create new ¢ concepts about the Living Vi. 7+ organtsm;-as-_being-a-whote;—in-which the -energett 'c_ processes lie-at —__—___the_foundation—of_all_manifestations_of life._The_concept_of_bio=—_ -—___splasma_has_been_formmed, which better_helps.us_to understand the cause: lying at the foundation of life, and opens new perspectives for the | ~ state of the organism is being discovered. The resonanee bioeffects directed influence en normal and pathological processes.
oe ewe te se we ec 2: < “ | ——__-______STIMULATION_ BY -RADTATI N==-FHROUGH-ACUPUNCTURAL_ROINTS -7 oa The many bibliographical ..data on. the measurement of resistance . OF£ acupunctural points show that, in pathological cases the points “~~ utilized-in-therapy have _a-reststancte-that-ts many—times—smalbter—than ————_that-of-the-skins—aAnd—in-chronic-—eases;—theirresistanee—attains——_ :——_———magnitudes_exceeding_that of the skin. After treatment of illnesses, a the resistance of the. points is restored. (.E.S. Vel'hover 1967, M.K. Geykin 1970, B.X. Shuyskaya 1970). - ° ' The dynamics of point electroconductive changes from normal to pathological” states and again from pathologtcal—to normat;-give-groun: "—__—_to-assume—that—these—changes~are—cenneeted_withthe-disturbance_-of — —_——_the-entropic_balance_not_only_in the pathologically changed organs ,_ ;—__—_____but_also in the points themselves. The parallel changes in bala nece__ : in points and organs are explicible by utilizing the grasmic memory model ( V.A. Hrushchov, 1972, L973)... SSCS. “~~ —~Th tontrast to other memory modesi-found—tm-the-titerature;—— ———_ the -grasmic-model—ensures-the—time—-measured—disclesure-ef—_the—___ os omation_heginning with symptoms of great est intensity _ __ which is very important in the prasent.case. -(N.M. Amosov, 1964, and A.A. Bratko 1969)...The ememorization of information takes place in the memory cells, conventionally tériied acceptors. The nearest . analogy to acceptors are neurons; but they-differen—from-them—becaus ‘so~—_—-_e£-their—basite—simplicity. 7 / An acceptor is a junction in which connections from_and_toa it _ ee are_led. from other; similar acceptors. It is characterized by its _ . stimulatory potential, dependent: upon. the number and.intensity of the ay signals of inhibition and stimulation going thréugh the connections. Allowance -is-made- for-signats-to- goin an-oppusite-direction-but-with - 7" great-suppression—+reduetion}.—Stimulatery—and—inhibatory_signals— 7 passing through the acceptor carrespondingly stimulate or inhibit it, —and.becoming. weaker, continue.further along.the connection. ————__ 7 "i There are two basic types of acceptors: 1) primary acceptors 7 -. which da not manifest themselves in the information memory processes.  « « their sole cornection ts either with a -dator accepting tnformation— or dators— from-which—information-is—extraeted,—2}—Secondary—acceptor ——_—_manifesting_themselves_in_the_process_of_memorizing information ___ (storage). ° . The intermediary link in the creation of a secondary acceptor is a donor. A donor is a periodically occirring inhibitory signal in ° a random point sittated im the memory-block area _in-ptaces where ~~ there—is—an-absence-of—conneetions—and-aecepters.—This—inhibatory— 7 ———_signal_which_removes the potential (depolarizes) from the most __ stimulated acceptors, forms. a.link with it.. After the formation of _ . the link, the inhibitory potential jumps to the potential of stimulati : - __and as.a result, the potential is "restored. to the most strongly stimulated acceptor. --_—___———— Phe -primary—and—secendary—po tential aceeptor_differences—form— : ———4_picture_reflecting- the character of the signals received by the _ : —____medel._The inhibitory signals coming from the donor erases this —~ icture as though.concentrating it in a new acceptor on.account of . the. links. formed.:: The formation: of the next acceptor is Characterized “By the fact that apar from memorizing the new picture; tt always—— en the—previousiy-fermed-aecepter—on—accoun iu o£_its_strong-stimulation.__Depending upon_the specificity of balance ~: —___. disturbed, the chain stimulated is the one that is most strongly _ lek . linked with the most stimulated primary acceptors. The circuit of oe acceptors formed reflect the consecutiveness Of change of the stimul— BES PLCC I ne z fi USi5 BD
STIMULATION BY RADIATION---THROUGH ACUPUNCTURAL POINTS-8 ~ Tt is not aGiffricuilt to sea — that, if in thé process of 7 memory “creation; -no-signals—arrive;—then the-consequent-memorizing—of———— pictures—will—bring-about-—the-doubling-of-previously-registered—__ +__———-chains..__Depending_upon_the_strength_of -tinks, this _process_can_sprin .. from one sector of consectutiveness:to the.other _— settling on the very same picture. , omitting or gradual: - Thanks to the occurrance of the “Inhibiting stimulating signal, thé picture formed where the 7 _acceptors—appear_does-not-ont ——_______ Fé: e-signais—coming-in,;—but——— ——_—al se. These -that—arrived—eariier,—tThat—is—why—the—process—o£——___—. a registering and distributing information _in the grasmic_memory model_ So. ee is connected to.a unified whole, which apparentl with t is very convergent he. processes. that take.place in. biological systems, vo a n e bais basis of this modél, letsus now consider the connect: ~~~ between_the-points—and-the organs. —Wechave-a_memory—block, in which ‘there—is—a—Large—ameunt—of-aeeeptor-eireuits,—appearing—in—the———__. ——_____develapment_process_of the hiological sample, they reflect the infor- mation of the entropy balance of. the.organism. a From this number, it_ is possible to extract a group.of chains (circuits) which are connecte by means of the primary acceptors with the organs in quéstion, and — TT “~thetr corresponding- ctural points. —_—————f#hen-the—en tropy- balanee—in—the-organ-er-point—is- disturbed,a— :——_____-Stimulatory signal _appears_on the primary acceptor_and_ —further_ —____9n_, on the group of circuits. Depending upon the specificity of ' balance disturbed, the — ..Chain stimulated is’ the one that is most strongly Linked with the most stimilated primary acceptors. As a ———resuit—of distributing -the-information-down-atong-this-chain,;—the—— 2 —inhibitory-signal_reaches—the—active-dators,—whose-work—restores——__ —____—_the_entropy halance, then_a pathological process_appears.in the : corresponding organs and. points,. which. is reflected in the. resistance . ‘Gf these points... : . ; i e stimulation of points during: thérapy increases the disturbance of ~the entropy balance -within-them—;and-consequentiy—-increases—the- —_+_stimulation-of-acceptor—groups-and—peints—conpected—to-them,.— The —_ -—______—_increase_in_stimulation_leads_to_the_increase.of the-inhibitory signal -____hormalizing the conditions of balance in the-:very point and organ. _ - ‘_. This is what achieves the therapeutic effect. . . balance takes placé more rapidly in points as well 4s in léés= The restoration of , organized-systems, then those whith organs-make up.— The process -of— normalization—takes-place—very—gradually,—which—points—to—the-complex- ——____lty of the physiological processes-restoering the_balance,. The present model allows the restoration of the entropy balance during the action of the acupunctural. points, not only in the ; organs, but.in the the acupunctural points, sineé the connection "between the point and-the organ-as-well asthe point=to=point—————- - ———eonrection-—are—the—-same—in-—the-moedeliing-preeess.—£ —____________ nistry of health child clinic of the Kazakh ; SSR, B.Z. Shuyskaya investigated the dynamics of the skin galvandée - reactions of points. "WHS VG. Adanenko’s (1967) “biometer* composed-of-2-etectrodes;—one ‘- + of /-24. ne-and-the-ether-ef_brass;—eennec ted—to—a _—microammeter——type-M-13 ————_-M=265_M,-M=266M,_M=-95.- During the search for points, the passive 2n electro The apparatus used in the search for acupunctura points and the quanitative evaluation of their électroconductance de was attached to the hand of the a patient, and the other, active brass of copper electrode clasped .in the “-.hand of the experi- ; menter was rolled along the skin ef the patient. The moment the oo. aeupunctural point was discovered, the microameter needle deftected, ——— reveating-_the-cireuit—formedbetween_the3n-elee trede;,—the—econductive
- Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP 6-007 87ROODSOOOSCCO TO AP PTO PUDULAION SY RADIATION. THROUGH ACULIN On account of the electronic level differances in metals (i.e. — work function of the metal-—Eds) a continuous EDS of points also -——_~~appédred (électro-dennal=signal? ==-Eds) dependent upon the channel — ————resistance-adjusted-on-the-scate—of the—apparatus—tive.-eatibration— ——_-__— Eds}. $$ | pa sae Pasposes of _quantitative evaluation of resistance it is indispensible to work out the most optimal measuring conditions, since the amount of resistance. depends upon the degree of skin moistu and the pressure of the active electrode on the skin, étc. 7 ———_————_ The fotiowing -methods—were-used-in-measuring.—_The-skin-of the— ——_——__patient—was—rubbed_with—spirit,—The—zinc—electroce—was—wrapped—in— ;________Muslin, soaked in a.physiological solution for the purpose of increas ing sensitivity. If a low-sensitivity microammeter of the M-1l3o0 or M-265 M type is used, then the search“electrode is slightly moistened. Whén both electrodes are “whoisténed, sénsitivity incrédses by-a-factor—-of-3-5.—_The-most—sensitive-apparatus—ts- the -M-266mM——_ with-an-amplifier.—Thanks—to_the-considerable-amplification,—it—is— ___pessible + to. work: wity dry skin without the need of moistening it. The constant pressure.of the electrode on the skin is very important in the measurement of electroconducaance.. We made use . Of a cdnstant=présstire electrode which employed a spring mechanism. ‘i1+_———————-For-the registration of electrocenductance—in-a-dynamic—state;— we utilized_amicroammeter_type M=95 with shunt trodes_in_the— form.of Ag and Au discs .of an area of 90.25 cm” were used, which wer ____ placed on the acupunctural. points.. After the'sk in-of the patient was cleaned-with spirit, the neccessary points were found,onto which EES G6riductivé "paste was applied, and then with the “help of Leucoptaster;—the-electrodes-—were-fastened—en.——____— i ————__this-method-permits the registration _of _similtaneous-resistance- an radiation, which. is very im important for ‘the evaluation ‘of the reaction - o£ the patient to radiation... Indispénsible. aré- further efforts tof indiways or working out -—___the-moct sotimal- meane of measuring the-electroconmetanceand~ the— -_—_——-creation—of-sensitive—apparatus—that—can--be-more- Conveently—used ——_ Qne_of the ways to objectively evaluate _the initial condition and reaction of the organism to radiation is a-modified skin galvanic _ reaction, registering changes.in electrical. properties..A similar — method, in the evaluation of emotiénal réattioris, in both normal and hypnotic states;—-was-applied-by—V+G7—Adamenko—and-V- ERA, ykov—(1968 }— / puring—therapy_of_-child_cerebral_paralysis,—a-monochr matic_red_ —_____light_He-Ne_laser, LG-75, 6328 A, radiation power 25 mW/com", was used Radiation was applied continuously with the.aid of a concentrated ray . which was dispersed by a light-training device along the acupunctural - points. (i .M. Shakirov, I972y7. The skin galvanic reactions were ’ , tim-————— registered from -acupuncturai- points—on- face>—hands;—and_legs—as————__ “; —____ reccommended The_registration-of_electrical—signals_from_the_points - i. was EPP-o09, enableing the gradual dynamical processes or normalizatio _ of locomotor apparatus functions of. the sick children to be ‘' monitored. The electrodes were put.onto.a paste for better skin a contact. a dren ages —3-12-were—examineds—i4-suffered—from—congenit "+ eneephalopathyr Of thedéey—_11 from _an_extrap ramidic—form,—2_from—- a_pyramidic form, 1 froma mixed. “.form_and.lifrom_tortial distony. wey __ Depending. upon. the. disease, the. following. points were ‘taken for reg-_ istration:.. sken'-men', Jau-Huey, shae-tse,tzyan-yuy, vey~-guan', . ney-tin, bi-quan’.. The skin galvanic reaction registration was done over a_pertod of tS minutes priorto-an @-ofter_radiation-omtie first day, the 3=5th day, the 9-Iith days, and after 25 procedures.