RU2106845C1 - Method for evacuating copper, cobalt and zinc from human organism - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves cleaning gastroenteric tract with activated carbon (1 tea spoon of carbactin twice a day during 10 days). To stimulate blood circulation in muscular tissue, physical training exercises and deep massage of muscles are applied. To stimulate blood circulation and perspiration in skin, dry air heat treatment in sauna is applied. All the elimination actions are started after the adaptation period is over, that is, in 4-6 days spent in ecologically pure environment. EFFECT: enhanced blood circulation in tissues. 1 tbl

Description

 The invention relates to hygiene, preventive toxicology and physiotherapy and can be used to disinfect a population susceptible to chronic poisoning with an excessive concentration of copper, cobalt and zinc in the body as a result of industrial emissions of industrial enterprises.

 The prior art.

 Known methods for removing excess copper, cobalt and zinc from the human body with activated carbon [1, 2, 3], copper with sweat [2], cobalt with urine [2, 3].

 Of the known methods closest to the claimed is a method of removing trace elements from the human body by taking activated carbon [1, 2, 3].

 Signs of the prototype, which coincides with the essential features of the proposed method, are to cleanse the gastrointestinal stroke with activated charcoal.

 The reason that prevents obtaining the desired result in the prototype is the impossibility of significantly increasing blood flow and sweating in the skin and the main depot of copper, cobalt and zinc - muscle tissue, which contains 33%, 43% and 60-65% of the total body .

 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

 The invention is aimed at solving the problem of increasing the efficiency of removing excess copper, cobalt and zinc from the places of their deposition.

 The technical result that can be obtained by carrying out the invention is to significantly increase blood flow and sweating in muscle tissue and skin.

 The technical result is achieved by the fact that in the known method of removing copper, cobalt and zinc from the human body, which consists in cleansing the gastrointestinal tract with activated charcoal (1 teaspoon of carbactin 2 times a day for 10 days), to increase blood flow in muscle tissue, use global physical exercises and deep muscle massage; dry air thermal effects in the sauna are used to increase blood flow and sweating in the skin. All elimination effects begin to be carried out after the end of the adaptation period: after 406 days of living in an ecologically clean place, for example, in a sanatorium that is a sufficient distance from technogenic emissions.

Global physical exercises (swimming, running, etc.) significantly increase blood flow in most of the entire muscle mass of the body. Use them daily for 18-20 days from 15-20 minutes at the beginning of the spa shift to 30-40 minutes per day at the end of it. Deep masses consistently and significantly increase blood flow in the massed muscles, helping to clear them of excess copper, cobalt and zinc, and also increases urination and the corresponding excretion of cobalt and other trace elements from the body. During the sanatorium shift, 10 massage sessions are carried out every other day, which follows immediately after using global physical exercises and taking a shower or later, without interfering with the work of the gastrointestinal tract. Thermal influences in the sauna significantly increase blood flow and sweating in the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous fat, cleansing them of excess copper, cobalt and zinc, the excretion of which from the body increases with increasing sweating. During the sanatorium shift, every other day on massage-free days, 10 thermal sessions are carried out in the form of 2-3 single sweats in each from 4 to 10 min for 1 entry into the steam room with a dry air temperature of from 60 to 80 ^o C. Thermal exposure is carried out after 4 -5 hours after using global physical exercises or later, without interfering with the work of the gastrointestinal tract.

 Information confirming the possibility of carrying out the invention.

The elimination of excess copper, cobalt and zinc from the body was carried out during the excretion time (20 days) in one woman and three children. For 20 days, rehabilitated daily, except for one day off per week, from 15-20 minutes at the beginning of the spa shift to 30-40 minutes at the end, they performed global physical exercises: children — swimming and outdoor games in the pool, a woman — alternating brisk walking and light running with little load. These global exercises have contributed to a significant increase in blood flow in most of the entire muscle mass of the body. To increase the intensity of blood flow in all muscles and increase urination, 10 sessions of deep massage of muscle tissue with a duration of up to 30 minutes for children and up to 50 minutes for adults were used. This cleansed the muscles of the excess content of copper, cobalt and zinc, as well as their gaseous compounds when exhaling, especially increasing when swimming. In addition to global exercises and muscle massage for 20 days, after 1 day, 2-3 single sweats were carried out from 4 to 10 minutes for 1 entry into the steam room with a dry air temperature of 60 to 80 ^o C. For children, 2 visits from 4 to 8 minutes were used. sweating each, depending on age, with a dry air temperature in the steam room from 60 to 65 ^o C. A woman performed 3 sets of 6 to 10 min sweating in each with a dry air temperature in the steam room from 75 to 80 ^o C. In one run, the following actions were performed : before entering the steam room, the rehabilitated, without wetting their hair, washed eating. Then they made their first entry into the steam room, at which they were on the lower shelf of the heat chamber. After 4-10 minutes of sweating, the rehabilitated left the steam room, xenobiotic sweat was washed off in the shower. Then, the thirst quenched in the relaxation room with tea. For subsequent visits, the upper shelf of the steam room was used. Under the influence of hot dry air, the skin temperature of subcutaneous fat increased, the intensity of blood flow, sweating, substances, respiration. This contributed to the removal of zinc and copper deposited in the skin, which come out with sweat, as well as gaseous compounds of these elements and cobalt with exhaled air.

 In addition to thermo-air and massage effects, global physical exercises in the same 20 days, purified gastrointestinal tract activated charcoal was carried out. Carbactin was taken between meals for 1 teaspoon (2 g) 2 times a day for 10 days. The daily dose of this carbon enterosorbent was reduced for children by 2-3 times, adults by 3-4.5 times. This is due to the large number of elimination effects necessary to remove only excess copper, cobalt and zinc, and to prevent a deficiency of these vital elements, i.e. the need to normalize their content in the human body.

 The complex use of 10 sessions of thermal effects and elimination massage, global physical exercises and carbactin for 20 days in a sanatorium provided the following result (Table 1).

 The reduction in the concentration of cobalt and zinc in the hair after rehabilitation in a known manner is 32.7% and 6.2%, respectively, of the proposed method - 47.2% and 15.5%, indicating a higher efficiency of the proposed method for removing excess of these trace elements, the excess of which is impractical for the human body. This is also confirmed by a more effective removal of excess copper, cobalt and zinc with urine by the proposed method in comparison with the known. So, the concentration of copper, cobalt and zinc in urine after rehabilitation by the proposed method decreased by 16.7 and 12.5 and 27.3%, respectively, by known - by 40.0, 30.0 and 26.0%.

 The results of environmental rehabilitation indicate that the proposed method for removing excess copper, cobalt and zinc from the human body increases the efficiency of their elimination and can be recommended for mass implementation.

Sources of information
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 2. Ershov Yu. A. and Pletneva T.V. The mechanisms of the toxic effect of inorganic compounds. M .: Medicine, 1989 - 272 p.

 3. Harmful substances in industry. Handbook for chemists, engineers and doctors. Volume III Inorganic and organoelement compounds. Ed. N.V. Lazareva and I.D. Gadaskina. L .: Chemistry, 1977 - 608 p.

Claims (1)

 A method of removing copper, cobalt and zinc from the human body, including cleansing the gastrointestinal tract with activated charcoal, characterized in that they additionally carry out physical exercises that intensify blood flow, massage and exposure to dry air heat of the sauna.

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