RU2030921C1 - Method of application of bioactive information to moisture-containing carrier - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: essence of this method of application of bioactive information to moisture-containing carrier resides in that operator subjects himself to suggestion to form definite visual image, particularly, image of organ to be treated, treating carrier by manipulating fingers and palm along trajectory reflecting contour of organ to certain scale and then performing cruciform motions by same hand in area confined by trajectory of movement of fingers and palm. EFFECT: optimization of vital activity of human organism and separate organs.

Description

 The invention relates to medicine, more precisely to alternative medicine, namely, to a method for transmitting bioactive information and can be used to obtain various drugs optimizing the vital functions that affect both the human body as a whole and individual organs.

 Bioenergy considers the phenomena of the vital activity of the body in their energy aspect. According to the General Laws of Thermodynamics, exergonic processes, that is, processes that occur with a decrease in free energy, can occur spontaneously, spontaneously, while energy-generating processes require an influx of free energy from the outside, and free energy can also be introduced using a bioactive drug. By bioactive preparation is meant a storage medium together with bioenergy information recorded on it.

 The energetics of various processes in which energy retains its chemical form is clear in its basic features, but this cannot be said about processes when the transition of other types of energy occurs, sometimes not uniquely identifiable. So it is known, for example, about the bioenergetic method of treatment, in which the bioenergy information is recorded on such carriers as water, wax or honey and then transmitted to the patient by taking the carrier inside or attaching to biologically active points. Known record bioenergy information on the metal, followed by dubbing to water and the use of this water for the treatment of various diseases. Biologically active information about various types of drugs is accurately recorded and then reproduced through the media.

 It is widely known that any person has the ability to radiate various types of energy that carries biologically active information and has an impact on human life when transmitting this energy from one person to another.

 For example, it is widely known that some well-known healers have the ability to emit relatively powerful energy in the range of microwave, infrared and low frequency, which can be used for treatment by direct transmission to patients. This energy is used in medical treatment with non-contact massage.

 It is known that water is a carrier of information obtained by it during its processing by energy fields, which is transferred to ion exchangers when they are washed with treated (charged) water.

 In turn, ion exchangers behave abnormally compared to control samples, increasing the rate of ion exchange in the human body.

 It has also been established that it is possible to record energy emitted by healers to transfer this energy information to a carrier. A known method of transferring bioactive information to water and moisture-containing preparations.

 The method consists in the fact that a container filled with, for example, water, is placed in front of the healer, between his palms. The healer maximally concentrates the thought of the desired effect, investing it in bioenergy information, while with an active hand he makes circular movements in the plane of the vessel wall at a distance of 8-10 cm from it.

 Preparations obtained in a known manner (water, creams, and the like) have various bioactive properties.

 In particular, such experiments were carried out by an author with an energy field, the information of which was recorded on water, various types of creams, and so on.

 To obtain as a bioactive preparation, for example, charged water, water is placed in a container, the operator’s biological field is directed at it and exposed to this field to record biologically active information. Moreover, experiments were conducted in the direction of this field both directly from the hands of the operator, in particular the author of the invention, and on TV channels.

 The water charged in this way by the inventor, as shown by experiments, has a significant effect on increasing the rate of ion exchange and can therefore be used as a biologically active preparation.

 This method of obtaining water allows you to get a bioenergy drug that affects the general condition of the patient’s body and, of course, has only a partial effect on individual organs. Meanwhile, it is desirable to obtain a bioactive drug directed action.

 In addition, as you know, any person has some biological energy, of course, much lower than the well-known healers. And in the case of an attempt to obtain a bioactive drug by them, the problem of obtaining a targeted bioactive drug, that is, a drug designed to optimize the vital functions of certain organs, becomes even more significant.

 The basis of the invention is the task of developing such a method of transferring bioactive information, which would include recording biologically active information of selective exposure.

 The underlying problem of the invention is solved in that in the method of transferring bioactive information to a moisture-containing carrier, namely, that the drug is placed in a container, the operator’s biological field is directed to it and exposed to this field to record biologically active information, according to the invention, the operator by means of suggestive exposure to itself causes a visual image of the organ to be exposed to the drug, after the appearance of the image, the operator makes movement along the path with his fingers and palm of his hand maps the scaled-down body contour shape, and then performs the same hand crosswise on the area bounded by the trajectory of the movement of the fingers and palm of the hand.

 The proposed method can be used to obtain a moisture-containing preparation, that is, a preparation containing water.

 The author believes that the proposed method for transferring bioactive information is due to the ability of a moisture-containing preparation due to the ability of water to serve as a carrier of information not only of various types of fields, as has been shown previously, but also of various images, in particular, images of organs for which the bioactive information. In this case, the field created by the crosswise or symbolizing infinity movement serves to fix the recorded information.

 If the operator has a sufficiently high bioenergy, for example, as well-known healers, in particular A.V. Chumak, he can alternately call up images of various human organs or a person’s image in the form of a single organism and transfer this information to a carrier. In the case of the operator representing the body as a single whole, according to the author, the resulting drug will have a general stimulating effect, whereas when the image of specific organs is alternately evoked, the bioactive drug will have a directed effect. Meanwhile, the vast majority of people have relatively low energy, and when using the proposed method it is advisable to call up images of specific organs and describe their contours with fingers and palm for each charged portion of water.

 Movement should be carried out in a plane parallel or perpendicular to the open surface of the drug in the container.

 The author believes that when deviating from these surfaces, a tangential component occurs and the energy is partially reflected from the surface of the drug.

 The proposed method can be implemented as follows. Pre-thoroughly washed the container, fill it with the original moisture-containing preparation. The operator closes his eyes and places his hand over the container, after which he promptly calls up the image of the organ to be treated, for example, heart, liver, stomach, and so on, then for about 10 minutes the operator moves his palm and fingers over the surface of the drug, constantly preserving the image of the organ, and along a path that displays the scale of the shape of the outline of the organ. After approximately 10 minutes, the operator makes a cruciform movement with the same palms and fingers. Thus, the drug is considered charged and may be a bioenergy drug suitable for use.

 It goes without saying that the duration of exposure to water or, in other words, the duration of information transfer can be different and is determined by the individual properties of the operator’s biofield, the parameters of which can be measured, as is done in connection with the determination of the biofields of some healers, or determined for almost everyone specific operator.

 In this regard, we briefly consider one of the possible options for assessing the activity of charged water. This definition can also be used to assess the ability of an operator to act on water to produce charged water. The evaluation principle itself is based on the possibility of assessing the effect of water treatment by various fields (ultrasound, magnetic, electric, and so on) on the rate of ion exchange detected in sorption-desorption processes by appropriate processing of the output curves.

 Using the aforementioned principle, the effect on the kinetic characteristics of the ion-exchange process of a human biofield was established. In particular, the results of the impact of A.V. Chumak biofield on water were obtained.

As a result of the action, water was charged, and this charged water caused an increase in the ion exchange rate, which made it possible to use the concept of the energy activity of charged water, which is determined from the output curves of the ion desorption process, for example, Ca ⁺⁺ , on cation exchange resin treated and untreated with energy or charged water.

In the present description, details of determining the energy activity of water are not provided, but one skilled in the art should understand how to make such an assessment. In particular, such work was carried out under the guidance of Ph.D. Dobudko, and on their basis the OST project "Method for determining the energy activity index" was developed, which consists in sequentially carrying out the processes of sorption-desorption of Ca ++ ions on Ku-2-8chC cation exchange resin, pre-treated with source water (control process) and certified (processed) water, and a water activity indicator energy understood desired value obtained as the ratio of the kinetic parameters of the process of desorption of Ca ⁺⁺ ions from the cation exchanger, washed and processed energy field initially water.

 In cases of water charged by A.V. Chumak, the rate of ion exchange increased by 15-50% and, therefore, the activity index was 1.15-1.5.

 Examples of the use of bioactive drugs obtained by transferring bioinformation of the proposed method.

 PRI me R 1.

 Patient V., 43 years old, periodically occurring 2-3 times a week pain in the liver for 1.5 years.

 Normal tap water is poured into a three-liter glass jar. The operator placed his hand over the can, closed his eyes, suggestively evoked the image of the liver and moved his palm and fingers over the open neck of the can for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, made cross-shaped movements over the neck.

 Patient B. took treated, or thus charged water for one week 3 times a day. The pains passed and did not resume within the next 2 years.

 PRI me R 2.

 Patient G., 54 years old, over the past 3 years, periodic inflammation of the bladder as a result of complications after influenza. Treatment with charged water, treated similarly to that described in example 1 with the difference that the operator A.V. Chumak caused an image of the bladder.

 Symptoms of the disease after taking two three-liter cans of charged water.

 PRI me R 3.

 Patient M., 39 years old, seasonal attacks of gastritis for 10 years, accompanied by pain. Prepared charged water is similar to example 1 with the only difference being that the operator represented a suggestive stomach. Over the next 1.5 years, the pain did not recur.

 PRI me R 4.

 Patient K., 22 years old, vegetovascular dystonia against a background of reduced pressure 90/60. The prepared charged water is analogous to Example 1 with the only difference being that the operator called up the image of the patient as a whole and, on a scale, moved his fingers along the contour of the image of the patient as a whole.

 The patient drank 2 cans of charged water within 1 month. The pressure increased to 115/75, the general condition improved, lethargy disappeared, and working capacity increased.

 PRI me R 5.

 Patient Z., 45 years old, skin eczema of the hands in the zone of the elbow joint for 10 years, sometimes turning into a weeping one.

 The patient repeatedly used various types of ointments and creams, however, relapses were observed after short-term improvements.

 The ginseng cream was charged with the field of A.V. Chumak, the latter suggestively evoking the image of the hand from the elbow to the hand.

 The use of the ointment for one month led to a complete cure of the disease. Over the past two years, the disease has not manifested.

Claims (3)

 1. METHOD FOR TRANSFER OF BIOACTIVE INFORMATION ON A WATER-CONTAINING CARRIER, which consists in the fact that the operator exposes itself to a suggestive effect to form a specific visual image and exposes a known moisture-containing medium to the container placed in the container, characterized in that the operator causes an active image then, when exposed to the carrier, the operator makes fingers and palm of the hand movement along a trajectory that displays on a reduced scale Be the form of body contour, and then performs the same hand crosswise on the area bounded by the trajectory of the movement of the fingers and palms of the hands.  2. The method according to p. 1, characterized in that the operator alternately calls up the image of various organs of a person or an organism as a whole.  3. The method according to p. 1, characterized in that the operator makes movements with his hand in a plane perpendicular or parallel to the cross-section of the carrier in the tank.