RU2526266C2 - Method for health stabilisation - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: medicine.

SUBSTANCE: invention refers to medicine, prevention of various diseases, treatment and rehabilitation of humans and animals. The body is exposed to an air medium artificially changed in relation to the ambient medium with using air ions or aerosols in a combination with exposure to an electron flow by at least one negative electrode contacting the human body. Current intensity is specified within up to 50 mA, while a frequency is from 0.00 to 1.7×10¹⁵ Hz. A contact point of the negative electrode to the body is coated with a drug or a biologically active substance. The body can be additionally grounded with at least one ground electrode; the body is additionally exposed to electromagnetic waves at a frequency specified from 0.00 to 1.7×10¹⁵ Hz.

EFFECT: method provides effective body health improvement by reducing a deficiency of electrons and negative ions, a quantity of free radicals, positive charges in the body, activated blood circulation and metabolism, ATP synthesis, optimised internal environment, including its acid-base state.

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Description

The invention relates to medicine, namely to the prevention of various diseases, treatment and rehabilitation of human and animal health using combined effects on the body with an air environment artificially modified with the help of aeroions or aerosols, and an electron stream using at least one negatively charged electrode without using positively charged electrode.

Known methods of exposure to the body by artificially modified air include the following methods of exposure:

- Known methods [1, 2, 5, 6] of local effects on the body with artificially modified air medium using hypoxic therapy using devices: simulators "TDI-01" and "BVD", "BIO-NOVA-204", "Hypoxicator NUR 10-1000-0 "and other similar devices. With their help, normalization of breathing is carried out by adjusting the resistance of inspiration and expiration, as well as changing the content of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the inhaled air. All these methods help to reduce tissue hypoxia, partially improve metabolic processes. All of them have common drawbacks: they do not effectively reduce the deficit of electrons and negatively charged ions in the body and in the inhaled air, which entails a dangerous excess of free radicals in the body.

- Known methods of aerosol therapy or aeroionotherapy, which are carried out using devices that change the composition of the air environment and form an air flow directed at the body [1, 2], including methods of healing the body by local exposure to artificially modified air medium on it - aeroionotherapy, aerosol therapy and halotherapy using Breeze, Monsoon, AFZ-a, AIR-2, KKI-2M, GAI-4, TUMAN-1, OMRON nebulizer, etc. . They create directional airborne aeroinov streams and medicinal aerosols that are activated within the body function oxygenated erythrocytes alter smooth muscle tone of bronchial walls and permeability of epithelial cells, dilate blood vessels and lymph submucosal stimulate local metabolic processes and increase the rate of oxygen utilization by tissues. However, exposure to these methods is not effective enough due to the negligible neutralization of the excess of free radicals in the body due to a deficiency of electrons and negatively charged ions in the environment and in the body. It should be borne in mind that with an optimum number of negative ions in the air of about 1000 per cm ³ , the air environment of cities contains no more than 600 ions, and in residential premises about 28 ions per 1 cm ³ [4]. All of the above methods are closest in purpose and technical essence and are prototype methods of the claimed invention. All of these prototype methods are characterized by inadequate use of physical means for human recovery, i.e. it does not take into account that a person is a complex, multicomponent system that is continuously exposed to the harmful effects of environmental pollution, including free radicals, which leads to the appearance of a dangerous excess of free radicals and a deficiency of electrons in the body, and the use of complex directed effects organically linked and reinforcing each other.

The invention "Method of stabilizing health" is intended to increase the effectiveness of treatment, disease prevention and rehabilitation of health using aerosol therapy or aeroionotherapy. This technical result is achieved by the application of combined effects on the body with an air medium artificially changed with the help of aero ions or aerosols, and the flow of electrons into the body using at least one negatively charged electrode without using positively charged electrode (s), due to which it increases more significantly the content of negatively charged ions in an artificially modified air medium in contact with the body, and the transport paths of negative charges are activated, in t .h. blood flow, due to a decrease in the excess of free radicals and electron deficiency in the body. Electron flow regimes are used in the range: electric current strength in the electrode-patient circuit up to 50 mA and electric current frequency from zero to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz. In this case, for a particular person, a specific mode is chosen within the specified limits, taking into account the prior art [1, 2, 3, 4], with which the state of the body is taken into account, incl. diseases, medical contraindications and technical parameters of a person.

From all this it follows that each applied influence in the claimed method reinforce each other and cause the claimed technical result only together and form a single inventive concept.

To perform the claimed method, devices of the AF-3-1, BRIZ, Albedo type or any other device for aerosol therapy or aeroion therapy [1, 2], which are additionally equipped with an electron source and at least one electrode, can be used.

Additionally, the claimed method in order to develop and refine the aggregate features involves the use of the following expanded arsenal of physical means:

- The impact on the body of electromagnetic waves or a stream of electrons supplied to the body with frequencies up to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz, including bioresonance frequencies, which are caused in the body by various complex and diverse healing processes, including vibrations, performing total vascular micromassage and muscles that increase the elasticity of blood vessels even with deposits of cholesterol, which improves blood circulation, especially in capillaries, the diameter of which is only 6-30 microns. Improving blood circulation, in turn, significantly improves the positive effects of local effects on the body with a modified air environment [14, 15].

- Grounding of the body, which allows you to more effectively, directionally, more voluminously and quickly neutralize free radicals in the body and, accordingly, increase the efficiency of processing the body with a locally changed air environment.

Each of these effects used in the claimed invention mutually reinforces each other, as a result, the dynamic state of the internal environment of the body is optimized, and the acid-base state is normalized. Therefore, the claimed method meets the requirement of unity of invention, since a group of diverse methods of exposure forms a single inventive concept aimed at improving the effectiveness of the prevention of various diseases, treatment and rehabilitation of health using artificially modified air environment.

Embodiments of the claimed method are shown in examples 1-9 and figure 1.

Example 1 (generalized), figure 1 (circuit diagram for explanations of the method).

Patient 1, who has diseases requiring aeroionotherapy or aerosol therapy, is exposed to a known method of aeroionotherapy or aerosol therapy, and before the exposure starts and / or during and / or after this exposure, electrons are delivered to the patient 1 using at least one negatively charged electrode 5 with which the human body is in contact. In this case, the electron flow regimes are selected from the following limits: electric current strength in the patient-electrode circuit up to 50 mA; the frequency of oscillations of the electric current from zero to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz; the electron flux is constant or variable, i.e. variable.

In this case, the type of exposure: aeroionotherapy or aerosol therapy and modes for a particular person is selected taking into account the prior art [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7] and taking into account the state of the body, including medical contraindications, physical parameters: skin resistance, which varies in different people from 10 ³ Ohms to 10 ⁵ Ohms, weight, body size, etc.

With the above joint effects, due to the electrons supplied to the body, the neutralization of aggressive positive ions - free radicals, including O ³⁺ and CO ⁺ , which are in the air and are in contact with the body, and at the same time the transport of negative charges is activated by neutralizing the excess of free radicals in the body, which in turn cause an improvement in blood flow and metabolism, and activation of the vasomotor and respiratory centers. Stimulating effects on the body are carried out from the inside of the body due to the inhaled air environment and from the outside by electrons. All this taken together significantly increases the effectiveness of the impact on the body of artificially modified air environment.

Example 2. Figure 1.

Patient 1 with a disease of chronic bronchitis, with muscle atrophy due to physical inactivity, with impaired blood flow, a mouthpiece 4 is inserted into the mouth, an electrode 5 is mounted on its end, or mouthpiece 4 is located opposite the mouth, and patient 1 touches at least one negatively charged electrode 5. Then through the mouthpiece 4, the drug aerosol is locally directed through the mouthpiece using the apparatus 2 and the aerosol therapy process is carried out, i.e. the patient breathes air artificially altered with an aerosol and directed into the oral cavity. Prior to the start of this breathing, and / or simultaneously with it, or in any other sequence, electrons are fed into the patient 1 through at least one electrode 5 in the form of a sinusoidal current with a pulse frequency of 5 kHz and with a current amplitude of not more than 50 mA. By means of the electrons entering the body, the free radicals of the air medium in contact with the body are neutralized, and a smaller amount of aerosols is destroyed by these free radicals, the vasomotor and respiratory centers are activated, blood flow and metabolism are normalized, all this activates the transport pathways of the electrons entering the body with the air and using negatively charged electrodes. This is confirmed by the prior art [1-7]. As a result, the effectiveness of aerosol therapy is increased.

Example 3. Figure 1.

According to example 3, everything is the same as in examples 1, 2, i.e. with the help of aerosol therapy or aeroionotherapy, or aerohydroionotherapy, but in addition to the patient’s body, at least one ground electrode 8 is applied in various places and at least one negatively charged electrode 5 is put into operation. Due to this, the direction of propagation of negative charges received into the body is formed by inhaling air and electrons in the body. It is known that in a sick body there is always a significant excess of free radicals that will react with aerosol drugs or with air ions and, accordingly, will reduce the effectiveness of the procedure. The electrons that enter the body and come in contact with inhaled air dramatically increase the effectiveness of the aerosol therapy or aeroionherapy procedure by neutralizing the free radicals of the air environment and the excess of free radicals in the body. This is enhanced by directing negative charges in the body into the pathological zones using the corresponding arrangement of electrodes 5 and 8. As a result of inhalation of medicinal aerosols and aeroions under the new conditions, the flow of aerosols or aero ions into the body and blood of drugs increases, a significant part of which remains due to the directed flow of negative charges and the neutralization of free radicals. Grounding allows you to more neutral and neutralize free radicals.

Example 4. Figure 1.

The patient 1 with asthmatic bronchitis, fever and allergies is provided with a device, as in examples 1, 2 and 3. In this case, the electrodes 5 are made remote and the emitters and sources of electromagnetic waves are installed in them. As in examples 1, 2 and 3, patient 1 is exposed to the same effects. It is known that because of the large area of exposure to medicinal aerosols during aerosol therapy, allergic reactions intensify, therefore, patient 1 is additionally exposed to electromagnetic waves with a modulation frequency of 9.23 Hz and 0.5 Hz emitted by one or more emitters of electromagnetic waves. The latter with a bioresonant frequency of 9.23 Hz protect the body from allergies, and with a bioresonant frequency of 0.5 Hz, they lower the body temperature and treat lung diseases. Such an expanded set of physical means used allows us to expand the scope of the method, eliminate one of the disadvantages of aerosol therapy and thereby increase the effectiveness of aerosol therapy.

Example 5

The patient is exposed to various physical factors specified in examples 1 or 2, or 3, or 4, but in addition, at the place of application of the electrode 5 to the body, a medicine or biologically active substance is applied to the body. As a result, the effectiveness of the applied method is increased due to the additional use of a medicinal and / or biologically active substance.

Example 6

Patient 1 is exposed by the method and using the techniques and devices specified in examples 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and is additionally irradiated with electromagnetic waves with a frequency that is selected from frequencies up to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz created by electromagnetic emitters embedded in one or more electrodes in contact with the patient’s body in pain zones and / or in places of biologically active points and / or zones.

Example 7

A patient with a chronic disease of the upper respiratory tract and bronchi is exposed to the method as in examples 1 and 2, i.e. local exposure to artificially modified air by aerosol therapy using, for example, the Monsoon apparatus. But it differs in that five negatively charged electrodes are connected to the patient’s body, connected to an electron source. The electrodes are superimposed on the reflex zones: two on the pathological focus of the upper respiratory tract, two on the pathological focus of the bronchi and one on the central nervous system, for example, in the forehead and / or solar plexus, and / or occipital fossa. Through the electrodes, according to the program, electrons are fed into the body. For example, the electrons are fed first through one electrode placed on the forehead, then through two electrodes placed on the upper respiratory tract, and then two electrodes on the bronchial zone. In this case, electrons are applied to the electrode placed on the forehead throughout the procedure, and alternately with other zones with an interval of up to 5 minutes, the current strength in the electrode-patient circuit is created within 250 μA with a frequency within 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz The current strength can be constant and pulsed. Such effects in the body significantly increase the effectiveness of aerosol therapy.

Example 8

The patient is exposed to the method described in example 7, and is further processed by electromagnetic waves with a frequency of up to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz, using one or more electrodes 5, in which emitters of electromagnetic waves are built-in.

Example 9

A patient with a sore throat, sore throat, is exposed to an artificially modified air environment using aeroionotherapy or aerosol therapy. At the same time, negatively charged electrodes 5 are applied to the left and right sides of the throat, and one electrode 8, connected by a ground wire, is also installed on the soles of both legs. Then these electrodes are alternately included in the work, for example, as follows:

First, one or more left and right electrodes 5 are turned on, then after 5 minutes for a period of 3 minutes one or more grounding electrodes 8 are turned on. This cycle is subsequently repeated twice. In this case, the current strength in each segment of the cycle time varies uniformly from 50 μA to 75 μA, and the resistance of the grounding electrodes varies from zero to infinity.

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Claims (4)

1. A method of stabilizing health by exposing the body to an air environment artificially altered with respect to the environment using air ions or aerosols, characterized in that the body is exposed to a combined air environment and electron flow using at least one negatively charged electrode in contact with the human body with a current strength that is selected in the range up to 50 mA, and with a frequency that is selected in the range from 0.00 to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz. 2. The method according to claim 1, including exposure to the body with air and electrons, characterized in that a drug or biologically active substance is applied to the body at the point of contact of the negatively charged electrode. 3. The method according to claim 1, with additional grounding of the body using at least one grounding electrode. 4. The method according to claim 1, including exposure to the body with air and electrons, characterized in that the body is additionally exposed to electromagnetic waves with a frequency that is selected in the range from 0.00 to 1.7 × 10 ¹⁵ Hz.

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