RU2186589C1 - Method of effectuating correcting action upon individual's organism - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves making diagnosis by touching patient's spine and joints; exposing patient lying in face-down position to biological energy and simultaneously massaging patient's back and buttocks by applying force allowing patient's bones to be felt for less than 20 min in four stages, each not exceeding 5 min, with course of exposure being 10 or 14 procedures. First stage involves setting by operator of patient's vertebrae; oiling patient's back, with following massaging of back and upper part of buttocks to heat muscles; successively massaging one shoulder joint, then other shoulder joint, with greater force being applied to coronoid fossae; repeating procedures facilitating muscle heating; acting upon spine by fast passing of crossed operator's fingers over side surfaces of spinous processes of vertebral column; repeatedly massaging back and upper part of buttocks while repeating procedures facilitating muscle heating; acting upon lumbar region by passing palms put one onto another for providing additional force 7-9 times from upper to lower part of lumbar region. Second stage involves repeating at least once first stage procedures in undefined sequence while enhancing applied pressure and additionally acting upon spinous process of each cervical vertebra by thumbs and upon side surfaces of spinous processes of vertebral column by moving operator's finger articulations along one side surface, then along other side surface; passing 7-9 times by two fingers over side surfaces of spinous processes of vertebrae. Third stage involves repeating procedures of first and second stages while applying still greater force; between procedures, providing additional massaging of back and buttocks by finger articulations of clenched fist by effecting rotational motions and by finger tips; acting upon upper spinous processes of vertebrae by sides of operator's palms brought together, which are to be passed 4-6 times up and down vertebral column while slightly beating over upper spinous process of vertebrae. Fourth stage involves repeating procedures of first stage in undefined sequence and additionally massaging back and buttocks with palms and clapping up and down by fingers of both hands over side surfaces of ribs, with following passing over back beginning from right shoulder and down to right buttock, then passing to left buttock and further up to left shoulder; administering diuretic after seventh, tenth and thirteenth seances. EFFECT: improved state of vertebral column, metabolism recovery and removal of salts from patient's organism. 3 cl

Description

 The invention relates to medicine, namely to bioenergetic correction methods, and can be used to improve the functional state of the human body.

 A known method of corrective effects on the human body, including exposure to a patient with radiation generated by the hands of the operator, while simultaneously conducting non-contact massage of the affected area (SU 1788900). This method effectively solves the problem of correcting the functional state of a person.

 However, the process of correcting the functional state of a person using the aforementioned known method is time-consuming, although it gives good results.

 There is also known a method of corrective action on the human body, including preliminary diagnosis of the patient, followed by bioenergetic exposure of the operator to the patient and massage (RU 2089154 C1, 09/10/97). Moreover, during the massage, using the techniques of Chinese, Tibetan, Indian and Japanese massages, which are carried out in a strictly perpendicular direction in the form of interspersing, indenting, curing, pressing and fixing.

 The known method is complex, as it requires a highly qualified operator who simultaneously owns all the methods and techniques of massage.

 The problem to which the invention is directed, is to provide an accurate diagnosis of the general condition of the body, followed by treatment without surgical intervention of the identified diseases with methods based on bioenergetic effects, with simultaneous intensive massage of the back and buttocks.

 The technical result is an effective solution to the problem.

 The result is achieved by the fact that, according to the method of corrective action on the human body, the operator pre-diagnoses the patient by palpation of his spine and joints, then performs a bioenergetic effect simultaneously with massage of the entire back and buttocks in the patient’s position while lying on his stomach, and the operator conducts the session no more 20 minutes in four stages lasting no more than 5 minutes, and the course of exposure is 10 or 14 sessions, while the operator performs the massage with amplification, stvuya patient's bone.

 At the first stage, the operator first adjusts the vertebrae, for which on each of the departments of the spine, starting from the top, on the exhale of the patient, he presses the palms of his crossed arms sharply. Then the operator lubricates the patient's back with oil and massages it and the upper part of the buttocks, warming their muscles. After the back muscles are warmed up, the operator moves to the shoulder joints and massages one shoulder joint first and then the other shoulder joint, while the shoulder fossa massages with great amplification. The operator repeats the techniques that warm the muscles of the back and buttocks, and only after that proceeds to the effect on the spine. With crossed fingers of both hands, from bottom to top, the operator quickly passes along the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, then again massages the back and upper part of the buttocks, repeating the techniques that warm their muscles, and ends the first stage by acting on the lumbar spine. During this exposure, with the palm of one hand, to which the force of the other is applied, he conducts from 7 to 9 times along the lumbar spine.

 At the second stage, the operator repeats the methods of the first one in an arbitrary sequence at least once, increasing the pressure, and additionally thumbs affects the spinous process of each vertebra of the cervical spine, as well as on the lateral surfaces of the spinous vertebrae, using forceful action by the joints of the fingers during movement they are first along one surface of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, and then along the other. The operator completes the second stage with a force acting on the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the spine, for which, with two fingers of his hand, he draws force from top to bottom 7-9 times along the side surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae.

 At the third stage, the operator repeats the techniques of the first and second stages in an arbitrary sequence, but performs them with great effort, and in between the receptions he additionally massages the entire surface of the back and buttocks with the joints of his fingers clenched into fists, using rotational movements, and also massages fingertips, tapping them on the back. The operator finishes the third stage by acting on the upper spinous processes of the vertebrae. During this exposure, the operator ribs the closed palms of his hands up and down the spine 4-6 times, tapping them on the upper spinous processes of the vertebrae.

 At the fourth stage, the operator repeats the techniques of the first stage in an arbitrary sequence and additionally massages the entire back and buttocks with the palms of the hands directed towards each other. At the final stage, the operator first pats the fingers of both hands on the side surfaces of the ribs from bottom to top and top to bottom, and then palms it across the entire surface of the back, starting from the right shoulder, dropping down to the right buttock, then moving to the left buttock and likewise rises to the left shoulder .

 To increase the efficiency of removing salts from the body after the seventh, tenth and thirteenth sessions (or the seventh and tenth sessions), the patient takes diuretics.

 The course of effects is repeated until the patient's body is normalized. Monitoring the condition of the body is carried out after each course. At the same time, a break between courses is at least one, but no more than three months.

 Scientific data on the effectiveness of the operator’s bioenergetic effect on the human body are known (see AP Dubrov et al. Parapsychology and modern natural sciences - M .: SOVAMINKO, 1989, pp. 218-231). Along the spinal column is the central energy channel of Sushumna.

 It is well known that the human spine is a segmental organ and consists of bony vertebrae, between which there are cartilaginous disks that give the spine elasticity and flexibility. Each vertebra consists of a vertebral body, arch, and spinous processes. Located one above the other, the arches and processes form the bone channel. In the bone canal is the spinal cord with nerve processes roots, responsible for the work of the internal organs of the human body. In case of violation of any part of the spine, pinching of the nerve endings occurs and, as a result, a change in the work of the corresponding organ. Therefore, the spine plays a key role in the state of the human body.

 The proposed method includes the simultaneous effect on the central energy channel and massage aimed at improving the condition of the spine, restoring metabolism, removing salts from the human body. This allows you to use the proposed method for correcting the state of the entire human body, as well as for treating various diseases, including osteochondrosis, sciatica, disc herniation, Schmorl's hernia, spinal curvature.

 The method is as follows.

 Previously, the operator diagnoses the condition of the patient’s body by palpation of the spine.

 After which the operator carries out bioenergetic effects simultaneously with the massage. The patient is offered to lie on his stomach and relax.

 The first method of the first stage is manual therapy, which allows you to adjust the vertebrae. The operator puts the palm of his hand on the region of the upper thoracic spine, covers it with the palm of the other hand, and when he exhales the patient, he exerts a sharp pressure on it. In this case, a characteristic sound resembling a crunch may be heard. The pitch and volume of the sound are related to the amount of salts and their age, as well as to the correct posture. The more salts than they are "older", the more likely that the sound will not be heard. The more curved the spine, the louder the sounds.

 Using this technique, the operator passes through the entire spine up to the tailbone. At this time, the patient will experience pain, which quickly passes.

 After the first dose, the operator lubricates the back of the patient with oil and begins to rub it slowly. You can use, for example, petroleum jelly, olive or sunflower oil.

 In the proposed method, the direction of movement of the hands of the operator does not matter, but the force of influence and the speed of movements play a major role. When performing massage techniques, the operator must feel the patient’s bones.

 When massaging the back and buttocks, the operator’s hands slide, rising up to the shoulders, and then fall down. The operator holds his hands 1 - 2 circles in the upper part of the buttocks and again raises them up the back. He repeats such movements with his hands 5-6 times. This technique in the proposed method is called the "main". The operator, when performing a massage, repeats it at each stage of exposure.

 The next technique that the operator performs is called "pancakes."

 Having placed both palms of his hands on the patient’s back, the operator slides up and down along the entire surface of the back and buttocks with circular and simultaneous translational movements of the palms.

 The operator uses these two techniques in order to warm up the muscles of the back.

 After the back muscles have warmed up, the operator goes to the shoulder joints and begins to massage them, also warming their muscles. The operator sequentially massages one joint first, and then the other, while the shoulder fossa massages with amplification. The impact on the shoulder fossa should be strong, but short-term.

 Then the operator repeats the "main" technique.

 The next trick the operator uses is called skating. This technique allows the operator to influence the spine. He repeats it throughout the session about 100 times.

 When doing this, the operator uses the following movement.

 The thumbs crosses and places them on both sides of the spinous processes in the sacral spine. It covers from above with palms and a quick movement up to the cervical spine along the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae.

 In the first year, this technique includes only one movement. In the second year - 2 - 3, in the third - 4-5.

 The operator finishes the first stage with the “ironing” method. Palm, for example, he puts his right hand on the sacral region of the spine. She covers it with the palm of her left hand and presses it up the spine to the thoracic region. This movement resembles the movement of a planer. The number of such movements when exposed to children is at least 7, when exposed to adults - at least 9.

 During the first 5 minutes of exposure, the patient’s body warms up, the spinous processes of the vertebrae increase in size.

 During the second stage, the operator repeats the combination of the methods of the first stage for 30-40 minutes. After that, he performs a technique called “forehead”. In this case, the patient puts his head on his forehead so that the neck is bent as much as possible. The operator puts the thumbs of both hands on the cervical spine, the four other fingers of each hand on the lateral surface of the neck and, leaning on them, "sorts" the spinous processes of the vertebrae. You may hear a “crunch”. This technique simultaneously with the impact carries out diagnostic functions. It allows the operator to determine the position and condition of the spinous processes and the site of the greatest salt deposition, as well as the condition of internal organs.

 Almost all people, even children, have some degree of scoliosis. The technique used by the operator during the second stage allows you to correct the curvature of the spine.

 First, the operator visually identifies the curvature of the spine in the lateral direction. In order for the vertebrae to take the correct position, on the patient's exhalation, the operator acts on the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae with the force of the joints of the fingers clenched into a fist, while moving first along one side surface of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, and then along the other.

 These operator movements cause the patient pain. Therefore, the operator, performing this technique for children, uses 2-3 movements with an interval of 2 minutes. For adults, when performing this technique, the operator uses 6-8 movements in 1 minute. He holds such receptions at least 4.

 When performing this technique, the operator achieves a change in the position of the vertebrae in the corresponding lateral direction. If there are few salts, then the spinous processes easily fall into place. You hear a click or a crunch.

 Receptions "forehead" and "scoliosis" the operator performs between receptions, warming the muscles of the back and buttocks.

 After 10 minutes of exposure, the second stage ends, at the end of which a "herring" is taken.

 The operator executes it as follows.

 The index finger and the middle or middle and nameless operator place two fingers on the 7th cervical vertebra on both sides of the spinous processes. From above, he places the palm of the other hand on them and with a sharp movement runs from top to bottom along the spines until the tailbone. The operator repeats this movement for children 7 times, for adults - 9 times.

 In this case, pain may occur in the lower back, lower back and even in the head. The localization of these pains allows the operator to more accurately determine the condition of the patient's spine.

 After that, the operator repeats in random order such techniques as “main”, “pancakes”, “skating”, “forehead”.

 In the third stage, after the bones have warmed up and the muscles have relaxed, the operator applies techniques that relate to strength. One such technique is the "tank."

The operator executes it as follows
The palm of the hand bends into a fist and covers it from above with the palm of the other hand and slowly runs the joints of the fingers all over the back, starting with the buttocks. In doing so, he uses rotational movements.

 Many salts are deposited on the pelvic bones, especially in women. If this technique is accompanied by severe pain, then the operator reduces the pressure force.

 From the buttocks, the operator moves to the back and begins to slowly move up. Having reached the spinous process of the 7th cervical vertebra, the operator continues to impact on the back from top to bottom.

 After performing this technique, the operator again conducts techniques that warm the back and buttocks. He then goes on to a reception called "finger rain." The operator performs it with bent fingers of both hands, tapping fingertips on the back in various directions with great speed. For children, the fingers should be soft; for adults, they should be strained. The operator performs the “finger rain” once during the session.

 After that, the operator again performs the techniques of the first stage in any sequence.

 The third stage ends with a movement called "chopping." To perform this technique, the operator uses closed hands. The ribs of the closed rooks the operator acts on the upper spinous processes of the vertebrae. With the ribs of closed palms, he taps along the spinous processes of the vertebrae of the entire spine up and down from 4 to 6 times. When performing this technique, the operator not only acts on the spinous processes of the vertebrae, but also adjusts them. This reduction is very soft in comparison with other similar tricks.

 Then the operator repeats any tricks of the first and second stages in any sequence.

 By the fourth stage, the patient's body is already well warmed up.

 In the fourth step, the operator applies the tricks of the previous steps, such as "main", "pancakes", and also uses a new trick called "hatch towards."

 When performing this technique, the operator places both palms of his hands on the patient’s back and, using a little effort, begins to move them towards each other. Between them a small shaft of muscles forms. Raising his hands, the operator shifts his palms to another place on his back and repeats the movement. Thus, the operator processes the entire back of the patient.

 Then the operator repeats the techniques of the previous steps in any sequence. When performing techniques, the operator’s movements should be smooth, but the hands should always feel the bone.

 The reception, which is included in the final stage, is called "brooms". The operator executes it as follows.

 The operator’s hands are relaxed, fingers are free. With the free fingers of both hands, the operator slams on the sides of the patient's ribs, rising from bottom to top and falling from top to bottom over the entire surface of the back. He repeats these movements at least 3-4 times.

 The operator ends the session with a tapping technique. With the palms of both hands, he pats the back of the patient, starting from the right shoulder, dropping down to the right buttock, then moves to the left buttock and rises to the left shoulder. The operator does this at least 3 times. The operator ends with a pat on the right buttock.

 In the first sessions, the patient's sensations from taking "patting" will be pleasant. Then they will become painful. Only when the patient's sensations from this technique become unpleasant can we say that the nerve endings correctly perceive irritations.

 Then the operator wipes the patient with a clean towel and rubs, for example, with Golden Star balm, the spine of the body in the coccyx and sacrum, lower back, between the shoulder blades and in the region of the 7th cervical vertebra. In this case, the operator uses circular motions with the palm of his hand and rubs the balm until sensation of strong heat.

 If the patient has coxarthrosis, then the balm should be rubbed into the upper part of the buttock. The balm should also be rubbed in places of bruises. This improves blood circulation in the tissues and increases the efficiency of the method.

 For effective exposure after the session, the patient should lie quietly in an comfortable position for an hour.

 To speed up the elimination of salts from the body, diuretics are used. Children take them after the seventh and tenth sessions, adults - after the seventh, tenth and thirteenth sessions.

 The effectiveness of the proposed method is confirmed by the following examples.

 Example 1: patient A. P., the diagnosis of Schmorl's hernia in the lumbar region and in the chest. 14 courses were conducted in accordance with the proposed method. Studies of the patient's spine revealed the absence of hernias and osteochondrosis. The diagnosis was removed.

 Example 2: patient LB, the diagnosis of osteochondrosis of the spine. 8 courses were conducted in accordance with the proposed method. After examining the condition of the patient’s spine after the courses, the diagnosis of osteochondrosis was withdrawn.

 Example 3: Patient B.C., diagnosis of herniated disc. 4 courses were conducted in accordance with the proposed method. A study of the patient's spine revealed the absence of a herniated disc, and the diagnosis was withdrawn.

 Example 4: Patient T.A., diagnosis of shoulder arthritis. 4 courses were conducted in accordance with the proposed method. After which the diagnosis of shoulder arthritis was withdrawn.

 Example 5: patient E.D., the diagnosis of pneumonia, cyst of the uterus, endometriosis. 5 courses were conducted in accordance with the proposed method. Subsequent studies of the patient's condition made it possible to remove the diagnosis.

 Thus, the proposed invention allows you to effectively affect the human body and with identified violations of the state of his body leads him to a normal state.

Claims (3)

 1. A method of corrective action on the human body, which consists in the fact that the operator preliminary diagnoses the patient by palpation of his spine and joints, then in the patient’s position while lying on his stomach he carries out bioenergetic effects simultaneously with massage of the entire back and buttocks, the operator does not more than 20 minutes in four stages with a duration of not more than 5 minutes each, and the course of exposure is 10 or 14 sessions, while the operator performs massage techniques with increased exposure Feeling the patient’s bone, at the first stage, the operator first adjusts the vertebrae, for which, on each part of the spine, starting from the upper section, while exhaling the patient, he sharply presses the arms of his crossed arms, then the operator lubricates the patient’s back with oil and first massages the back and upper part of the buttocks, warming up their muscles, and after these muscles are warmed up, the operator goes to the shoulder joints and massages first one and then the other joint sequentially, while the shoulder fossa massages with great gain, then the operator repeats the techniques that warm the muscles, and only after that proceeds to the effect on the spine, for which, with the crossed fingers of both hands from bottom to top, he quickly runs along the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, then again massages the back and upper buttocks, repeating the techniques that warm them muscle, and finishes the first stage by acting on the lumbar spine, for which the palm of one hand, experiencing additional effort from the other, conducts from bottom to top 7-9 times along the lumbar of the patient’s spine, at the second stage, the operator repeats the methods of the first stage in an arbitrary sequence at least once, increasing the pressure, and additionally affects the spinous process of each vertebra of the cervical spine with the thumbs and also affects the lateral surfaces of the spinous vertebrae of the spine with the joints of the fingers when they move first along one surface of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, and then along the other, the operator finishes the second stage by force on the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the spine, for which, with two fingers, with force holds from top to bottom 7-9 times along the lateral surfaces of the spinous processes of the vertebrae, in the third stage, the operator repeats the methods of the first and second stages in an arbitrary sequence, but with great effort, and between methods additionally massages the entire surface of the back and buttocks with the joints of the fingers of the hands clenched into a fist, using rotational movements, and also massages with the pads of the fingers, the third stage the operator finishes we take to the upper spinous processes of the vertebrae, while the operator ribs the closed palms of the hands along the spine up and down 4-6 times, tapping them on the upper spinous processes of the vertebrae, at the fourth stage, the operator repeats the techniques of the first stage in an arbitrary sequence and additionally massage the entire back and buttocks with the palms of the hands facing each other, at the final stage the operator pats the fingers of both hands on the side surfaces of the ribs from the bottom up and down from the bottom, and then the palm and over the entire surface of the back, starting with the right shoulder, dropping down to the right buttock, then moves to the left buttock and likewise rises to the left shoulder.  2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that after the seventh, tenth and thirteenth sessions or the seventh and tenth sessions, the patient takes diuretics.  3. The method according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the operator repeats the course of exposure until the patient is normalized, while the interval between courses is at least one, but no more than 3 months.