Microwave resonance therapy entails using millimeter range electromagnetic radiation to target biologically active points (BAPs) and reflexogenic zones of an organism’s organs and systems, often via biologically active points identified through sensor reactions under palpation by patients.
Selecting effective frequencies of EHF electromagnetic radiation depends primarily on chiral sensitivity of each patient.
The method of microwave resonance therapy
Microwave Resonance Therapy (MRT) has recently been developed as an innovative technique of acupuncture treatment, employing electromagnetic low-power EHF radiation with power density between 0.01 to 10 mW/cm2 to the patient’s acupuncture points (as per SU patent No 1,341,762) and selecting individually its frequency of resonance characteristic (eigen) frequency depending on how one perceives sensations such as warmth, pricking, weight gain or bites at contact points etc.).
Microwave radiation was discovered to cause changes in synapses (special structures that transmit electrochemical signals between neurons in the brain) and disrupt their normal function, including changes to number, activity and EEG amplitudes of excitatory synapses, dendritic filopodial densities and lengths, dendritic filopodial density/lengths as well as dendritic filopodial density lengths of mossy fibers. These effects could manifest themselves by way of decreased number or activity of excitatory synapses as well as EEG changes seen through reduction of EEG bands a/b1&b2 bands a/b1./b2.
At the same time, microwave-induced effects include activating calcium and NO synthesis in the brain and nervous system, leading to new neural pathway formation and speedier healing processes. Furthermore, chronic microwave exposure causes endogenous release of antidepressant and sedative properties called Melatonin which has antidepressant and sedative properties.
MRT (Magnetic Resonance Therapy) is a noninvasive nonmedicamentous treatment procedure based on quantum medicine principles. Patients undergoing MRT treatment will be placed in a special room equipped with an electromagnetic resonator device for maximum effectiveness of this noninvasive nonmedical solution. Resonators are connected to transmitters with amplifiers for effective operation. Once an electromagnetic sensor detects an electrical signal from within a device, these transmitters will activate to release vibrational waves within the resonator and cause its vibrations. Oscillations generated from the resonator are transmitted to a receiver and converted into an electromagnetic field with suitable contours to restore physiological functioning in acupuncture points, thus providing MRT with its distinct curative power. This feature of MRT makes for its unique curative effectiveness.
The device for microwave resonance therapy
The device for microwave resonance therapy outlined in this invention comprises an electromagnetic EHF noise generator designed to produce electromagnetic continuous spectrum oscillations with output connecting to a radiating antenna that forms electromagnetic radiation flux aimed at biologically active zones of patient skin. Furthermore, this device allows their organism to select frequencies from its resonant frequency spectrum that create resonant interactions between biologically active zones and certain frequencies from its resonant frequency spectrum, creating therapeutic results while eliminating side effects.
Utilizing acupuncture diagnosis and cartography of zone therapy, one identifies damaged meridians that need to be targeted during treatment as well as their biologically active points (BAPs). Action on BAPs occurs via millimeter-wave electromagnetic radiation; duration and spectral power density of which will depend upon preliminary diagnostic information such as sensor responses under palpation.
One of the primary features of this method is its ability to significantly lower effective dose during treatment and eliminate any cases in which no medical effects or unpleasant side effects appear; also taking account of patient chiral sensitivity increases therapeutic efficacy.
Example: Microwave resonance therapy showed marked improvement for patient N suffering from postthyreotoxical encephalophtalmopathy; sensor reactions had subsided and their symptoms improved significantly after only five sessions.
An additional clinical case involved a 53-year-old female suffering from reversible organ damage, such as stomach and duodenal ulcers caused by trophic ulcers. Utilizing microwave resonance therapy devices, electromagnetic radiation from millimeter wavelength electromagnetic radiation was directed toward her RP6 point at gradually altered frequencies and power densities (using attenuators), to determine resonance frequencies with minimum power densities at which sensor reactions could be seen that indicated presence of disease.
The first prescription of BAPs
Before commencing treatment, an initial set of BAPs are chosen using classical acupuncture diagnosis techniques. The selection criteria is typically determined by which points cause maximum painfulness in response to irritation; usually this first subset includes points from vertebral or nerve plexuses in lumbar and arvicothoracic regions; as therapy progresses this set may expand to encompass meridians connected with organ dysfunctioning systems.
At the initial seance, each point is exposed to EHF electromagnetic radiation in steps that gradually change frequency and power density until one characteristic frequency and minimum power density emerge that trigger consistent positive sensor reactions from sensors at that location. Each point will receive EHF radiation for around 60 minutes at first; its duration can then be increased depending on individual patient condition and tolerance level.
After being exposed to radiation, the points are subjected to microwave resonance therapy (MRT). Here, the MRT device uses noninvasive low-power electromagnetic fields that target biologically active points (BAPs) with magnetic polarities identical to their respective chirality; additionally, resonant microwave vibration is applied directly onto BAPs for added sensitivity to electromagnetic waves and to maximize therapeutic effectiveness.
MRT treatments are complete when pain reactions at the targeted points have subsided and it can be ended without risk to further injury. Furthermore, treatment enhancement may include:
After selecting and treating the initial subset of BAPs, a second subset is selected and treated similarly, until all meridionally connected organs have been treated with BAPs. Once this stage has concluded, each point will be exposed to decreasing power density until all have been treated irradiation-wise – this process being monitored through patient’s sensory reaction at each selected point and when sensor reactions weaken.
The second prescription of BAPs
MRT (microwave resonance therapy) is used to address functional disturbances due to organic damage of the human body such as dyskinesias, vegetative dystonias, dishormonoses and parethes reversible by means of electromagnetic radiation at extremely high frequency (EHF) through targeting biologically active points (BAPs).
Following an anamnesis or objective examination for initial diagnosis, manuals for acupuncture therapy or data bases (especially automatic databases) for microwave resonance therapy will be consulted to establish an initial list (general list) of meridionally connected acupuncture points with malfunctioning organs that, when exposed to EHF electromagnetic radiation can potentially bring therapeutic benefit. From this set a first subset of BAPs will be selected and treatment will continue according to patient reports of sensor reactions and their intensity until positive sensor reactions lessen or become neutralized.
After which, acupuncture points of the first subset were probed with electromagnetic millimeter wave radiation with gradually changing frequencies and power densities to identify at least one characteristic frequency and one minimum power density level at which an organism responded steadily in damaged areas. Next, BAPs of this subset were alternatedly exposed to EHF electromagnetic radiation during several medical seances using those characteristics frequencies and levels which didn’t exceed predefined minimums.
At the completion of her first MRT course, the patient experienced significant improvement with regard to hemorrhages and joint pains of lower and upper extremities articulations reducing significantly as did left ovarian cyst resolution, confirmed through ultrasound investigation and physical examination by a gynecologist. Immunologic and cytochemical tests also indicated positive dynamics for treatment response. With subsequent courses of MRT treatment she continued improving, her symptoms vanishing altogether while negative ones like systematic headaches, insomnia, and diplopia all ceased entirely as did disease related negative symptoms such as systematic headaches, insomnia, and diplopia all completely disappearance as well.
