Nowadays CFS attracts greater and greater attention. Cause
and effect relations of CFS are listed in the international classification of diseases
ICD-10 where basic attention is paid to the psychical and psychosomatic disturbances. More
than 96% of the oncological patients suffer from CFS (1). Being experienced in
needle-reflex (NRT) and millimeter therapy (MMT) in patients with CFS (2) we explore the
combining of the given methods with SCENAR therapy (ST).
Aim
To explore the possibilities of combine treatment of patients with CFS with
ST, NRT and MMT.]
Materials and methods
Analysis was made of the case reports of 55 patients who were divided into
two groups: 1 (control) - 30 patients treated with NRT and MMT and 2 (experimental) - 25
patients treated with the methods given above combined with ST. The compatibility of the
two groups by gender, age and disease character was confirmed by representative analysis.
The patients were examined with computer diagnostic complex ”Rofus-24”,
which determines the energetic and functional condition of the main organs and systems.
SCENAR diagnostic was done by the values of the initial reaction and the relative speed of
the reaction in the zones on the front of the body, and the energetic channel of the
urinary bladder - MC, RP, kidneys (R) respectively.
The treatment was conducted with MMT devices from the series -
”ËÓ×-ÊÂ×”, whose detectors were fixed on the Adjna and Vishudha chakras for 3
minutes (regime of tonization) and NRT ways of influence on the “joy” point of MC and
R, and “wind” and “warmth” points of RP. ST was conducted in subjective dosed
regime on the zones given above and along the way of running of the energy through the
channels RP and MC.
In this way the complex pathogenetic therapy of CFS leads to normalizing the
functional state of the body, bringing influence on all three levels of the energetic
system: 1) the psychoemotional sector; 2) the centers (chakras, controlling the basic
functions); 3) improvement of the functions of RP. The combine treatment of CFS with
methodics, differing in their mechanisms of action, allows therapy to be completed in
shorter terms.
The research in this direction continues. |
