BASE of the EAV method

ABBREVIATIONS   EAV  – electroacupuncture by Dr. R. Voll BAP  – biologically active point BAZ  – biologically active zone   MP   – measurement point CMP – control measurement point SMP – summation measurement point PSMP – partial summation measurement point AlP    – alarm point RefP  – reference point AsP   – associated point   units – conventional units of EAV measurements (= point of empirical scale) ML   – Measured Level ID     – Indicator Drop value (effect of measured level decreasing) FB    – Finger Breadth (= pouce) MT   – Medication Testing   VNS  – vegetative nervous system CNS  – central nervous system UJ     – upper jaw LJ     – lower jaw    CE    – cylindrical electrodes DP    – diagnostic probe PC    – a desktop computer or a notebook

1. INDICATIONS AND CONTRA-INDICATIONS OF DR. R. VOLL`S ELECTRO-ACUPUNCTURE DIAGNOSTICS (EAV) USE

1.1. Indications

The EAV application is indicated for:

• integral functional estimation screening of organs and systems of human body with purposes of prescription, if necessary, the subsequent profound diagnostic examination by other direct diagnostic methods;
• correction of the selecting of homeopathic remedies, their potencies, doses and the other medicinal means, control of their individual compatibilities at the composite prescription, and the estimation of their treatment efficiency;
• determination of the meridian systems state, which are the subject of traditional Chinese medical practice, for the purpose of the developing individual acupuncture regimen of the reflexotherapy treatment, and estimation of the treatment efficiency.

1.2. Contra-indications

The EAV diagnostics is contra-indicated if:

• a patient has implanted electro-pacemaker, because of a possibility of its work disturbance;
• as well as if there is a skin pathology at the BAP projections.

The heightened sensibility of a patient to impacts of electric current or/and to mechanic pressure may also be considered as a relative contra-indication.

2. TECHNICAL FEATURES AND BIOPHYSICAL BASIS OF THE EAV METHOD

The EAV method based on the specified features of distinguished points on the human skin which, on the one hand, are certainly corresponded to definite organs and functional systems of human body and, on the other hand, have the electric conductivity values that are peculiar only to these points. These are the biological active points - BAP.

Carrying out the measuring of electro conductivity at the BAP, we are checking the organ response on impacts of direct current which magnitude is equal to the physiology-biological threshold. In the EAV method the direct current of 8—10 mA at roughly 1.2 Volts is used for the measurements of the BAP electrical conductivity.

In this sense the detected imbalance of the energy equilibrium can be originated not so much from impacts of outside electrical device, as because of the some changes in the body or its organs` state when they are weakened in results of pathological processes and not able to provide the proper energy withstanding to the stimulating current. In result we may see the indicator drop event i.e., the more or less fast moving down the indicator pointer.

In the case of any acute pathologic process in the organ, which corresponds to the measured BAP, we certainly notice the indicator drop phenomenon, which value is not changed with increasing of the probe pressing on the skin.

3. WORKPLACE PREPARATION

3.1. Equipment Disposition on the Workplace

On the working table, where the DEVICE, PC and printer are placed, there should be a free space sized not less than 30 cm in depth and 60 cm in width.

The doctor position should be on the right so his/her right hand can lie on the table. With that position it will be more convenient for a doctor to work with computer (for lefthander person – vice versa).

A patient should sit on the left side opposite the doctor. To make the measurements on feet BAP it is better to use a wooden prop. On the table it is necessary to put a small dish with a wet sponge that will be used for the wetting of electrodes and the DP probe.

The example of the EAV working place disposition

3.2. Basic Conditions of Diagnostics

In an effort to receive trustworthy positive results of the EAV diagnostic it is necessary to follow some definite regulations. Because the very low current values are applied in all EAV procedures, many outside factors can influence on the measurement results. So it is necessary to eliminate these influences as much as possible, both from the environment, and from a patient, which should be taken into account during the measurements.

Outside Factors

It is necessary to provide the conditions in which the room, where the ARM-PERESVET system will be installed, was free maximum from potential electric disturbing factors. In that room there should not be any X-ray apparatus, short-wave transmitting appliances etc. Any other electric devices should be disconnected from the mains during EAV examinations.

It is necessary to eliminate influences of the mains electromagnetic fields. The patient should sit in a distance of at least 50 cm from any electrical line in or on a wall.

Particular attention should be directed to the floor cover and the wall paint. Plastic floors and walls have the features to keep static electricity charges.

It is recommended to use wooden or made from natural materials furniture. There should be wooden table and chairs. The floor should be wooden or covered with linoleum.

It is not recommended to use a room for the ARM-PERESVET system workplace where any TV or radio- transmitting stations, as well as high power electric lines, or tram or trolley lines are situated at a close neighbourhood.

Rules for a doctor

A doctor could be a source of noise when he/she wears any synthetic clothes or/and wear many metallic things. During the EAV measurements a doctor should to wear cotton clothing and put on cotton or rubber (latex) gloves.

Rules for a patient

A patient should to have on his/her hands and feet clean skin, free from creams, powder, liniments and other cosmetics.

A patient should switch off and take out his/her mobile phone and any other electronic devices.

The medicinal drugs can effect on the EAV diagnostics results, so when it is possible the patient should not take any remedies or drugs before the EAV examination. Sulfanilamides, antibiotics andcortisones can influence the measurement results for even more long time, particularly when applied in depot form, though their efficiency will be diminished with durance of cure and excretion of the drug.

Coffee, alcohol and strong tee are also unfavourable to the measurement results.

During the examination the patient should take off all jewellery (rings, bracelets, watches etc., except wedding ring) and all other metallic objects (hair clips, etc.).

Also nylon and other synthetic clothes have not be taken on, as far as they have direct contact with the skin. And finally, the patient should be cleared off all things, which tightly fasten onto the body with contracting rubber-materials or tight bandages (brass, garters etc.).

4. DIAGNOSTICS STAGES

The EAV diagnostics include two stages:

1. BAZ diagnostics, or Polyzonal diagnostics

2. BAP diagnostics

4.1. Polyzonal Diagnostics

The examination by the measurement zones includes the examination by so called “great” leads, which embrace the following leads in the EAV diagnostics: “hand – hand”, “hand – head”, “hand – foot”, “foot – foot”. The measurements in these leads are realized by means of cylindrical electrodes for hands and plate electrodes for feet and head.

Measurement procedure and interpreting algorithm of the measurements over 7 leads

No.	The lead and electric current polarity	Correlation with organs and tissue systems
1	Hand (right side) — Hand (left side) (+)                                           (–)	Heart, lungs, oesophagus, cervical-pectoral part of the backbone
2	Hand (left side) — Foot (left side) (+)                                           (–)	Heart, bronchi, lungs, stomach, descending part of the transverse colon, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, urogenital organs
3	Hand (right side) — Foot (right side) (+)                                           (–)	Liver, gallbladder, lungs, bronchi, stomach, ascending part of the transverse colon, appendix, kidneys, urogenital organs, pancreas
4	Foot (right side) — Foot (left side) (+)                                           (–)	Urogenital organs, rectum, lumbosacral part of the backbone
5	Forehead (left side) —Hand (left side) (+)                                           (–)	Tonsils, paranasal sinuses, ears, nose, cerebrum, cervical muscles, heart, upper respiratory tract, cervical part of the backbone
6	Forehead  (right side) — Hand (right side) (+)                                           (–)	Tonsils, paranasal sinuses, ears, nose, cerebrum, cervical muscles, heart, upper respiratory tract, cervical part of the backbone
7	Forehead (right side) — Forehead (left side) (+)                                           (–)	Cervical part of the backbone, cervical muscles, teeth, tonsils, paranasal sinuses, eyes, ears, cerebrum vessels

The measurements in the great leads should be realized for preliminary estimation, interpreting the readings` deviation from the range 82-86 with terms of the function disturbance in the corresponding part of body. According to Dr. Voll, the readings in the limits from 82 to 86 are accepted as a normal, the readings above 86 can be a result of an inflammation and/or sympathicotonia, while the readings below 82 can be a sign of some degeneration processes or parasympathicotonia.

4.2. BAP Diagnostic

Dr. R. Voll and his followers determined more than 400 BAP (classical acupuncture points and some new points that have been opened by Dr. Voll), which can be used for electro-acupuncture diagnostics (EAV). The measuring points are gathered in groups on meridians, the same way as it accustomed in the classic (Oriental) acupuncture, and one part of them is used for examinations of human organs functioning (f.i., Heart meridian, Kidney meridian), the other part is used for examinations of system functioning (such as Circulation meridian, Endocrine meridian), and the third part – for examinations of the state of tissue or metabolism (Connective tissue degeneration meridian, Fatty degeneration meridian).

For the EAV express – diagnostics the control BAP (CMP) are recommended. These measuring points are not included into the classical acupuncture points` group. The CMP points were defined by Dr. Voll, and they are representative points for the corresponding meridian, hence their measured values are changed in case of a disorder of all organs or systems which are related to the meridian. Addition into the examination algorithm the distal points together with the CMP increases sufficiently the results reliability. For the further enlargement EAV diagnostics it is necessary to add other measurements at other points that are corresponded the patient`s anamnesis and complaints.

The Program has a detailed atlas with descriptions of localizations and peculiarity of the measurements of these points.

4.3. Interpretation of the EAV Diagnostics

To reveal any pathology in result of the EAV examination the following parameters should be taken into consideration: the ML (measurement values), the ID (indicator drop values), the ML asymmetry and the rate of the maximum ML achieving.

4.3.1. Measurement level 

The interpretation of measurements levels by Dr. Voll and the interpretation, corrected in accordance with the Russian experts` experience, are shown in the following table.

ML Interpretation

Physician experiences show that it is more correct to interpret the ML that have no indicator drop: only as hyperfunction, when their values are above the normal range, and only as hypofunction, when these values are below the normal range.

4.3.2. Indicator Drop 

The indicator drop event (slow reducing of readings at the flat horizontal part of the measuring curve) reflects the decreasing of the electric conductivity initial level. For diagnostics the ID values more than 5 units are regarded as significant.

As a rule the ID process takes 1 to 3 seconds but in the cases of low ML readings the ID measurements can take up to 30-60 seconds.

Dr. Voll and the majority of other experts consider the ID phenomena as the evidence of destructive lesions of organs or systems corresponding to the measured BAP. It is the ID factor that is the main index of the pathologic processes in the specified by the BAP human organs or systems.

Interpretation of the ID event

The ID rate is also estimated which correlates with gravity of the disease:

·         rapid ID  - acute intoxication

·         slow ID   - slow inflammatory

4.3.3. ML Asymmetry

A difference in ML values in symmetrical points of the right and the left meridians that is more than 5 units reflects a possible one-sided pathologic process. More often the ML asymmetry happens in cases of vascular dystonia, trauma, or stroke. However, the similar ML asymmetry factors have been observed at the Urinal bladder meridian and Endocrine meridian of women of childbearing age in their ovulation time period.

4.3.4. Rate of the ML growth

The rate of the maximum ML achieving can vary from practically instantaneous to several seconds. The quick growth is correlated with organism intoxication and the low rate could be considered as result of a chronic pathologic process.

It is necessary to note that is not every pathologic changes determined by EAV examination has an equal weight for diagnosis. More often for the EAV conclusions the ML changes and elimination of ID values after performing medication testing are used in doctor`s practice.

4.4. Meridians and Their Functional Meanings

Lymph vessel meridian

In classical acupuncture there is known only one meridian on the thumb in contrast to the big toe at the foot: that is the Lung meridian located at the ulnar side of the thumb.

Dr. Voll has discovered and described the point of the lymph vessel at the opposite, radial side of the thumb. This vessel controls the lymphatic functions of the different organs and above all it reflects the state of the head ENT organs (ear-nose-throat). ML value changes from normal values can reflect diseases of tonsil, or paranasal sinus, teeth, lungs, esophagus, larynx, pharynx, heart, thyroid gland.

Lung meridian

EAV points` locations of the Large intestine meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect diseases of large intestine, blind gut, sigmoid colon, rectum, appendix, tonsil, paranasal sinus, elbow or shoulder joints.

Nervous (Degeneration) Meridian

The Nervous Degeneration meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies in different parts of the central, or peripheral nervous systems, such as primary degenerate diseases, inflammatory diseases of nervous systems and their consequences, abnormality, brain-growth.

Circulation meridian

EAV points` locations of the Circulation meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of the circular system (arteries, veins, lymphatic vessels) and also it can be connected with elbow and shoulder joints diseases.

Allergy meridian

The Allergy meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect allergic processes in different parts of human body and in cases of atherosclerosis.

Parenchymal and epithelial degeneration meridian

The Parenchymal and epithelial degeneration meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. The measurement points are matched to the anatomical locations of the target affected organs (f.i., pelvis, abdominal and thoracic cavities, head) using of nosodes and organ preparations allows defining more exactly the target organ and the process character.

Endocrine (Triple energiser) meridian

EAV points` locations of the Endocrine meridian by Dr. Voll are agreed with the acupuncture points of the classic Chinese Triple energizer (Triple heater) meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of endocrine gland (thyroid, parathyroid, pancreas, mammary, sexual glands, hypophysis, epiphysis, adrenal glands).

Heart meridian

EAV points` locations of the Heart meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect heart diseases: heart valve, myocardium, endocardium, pericardium, conducting system of heart.

Small intestine meridian

EAV points` locations of the Small intestine meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of duodenum, small intestine, spinal cervical part, adenohypophysis, vestibulocochlear nerve, auricle, acoustic duct.

Pancreas-Spleen meridian

EAV points` locations of the Pancreas-Spleen meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of pancreas gland (measurements give information about protein, carbohydrate metabolism, lipid exchange and about ferments that provide these types of metabolism), of spleen (red and white pulp functions are determined), of ankle and hip joints, of blood and thoracic and abdominal lymph nodes.

Liver meridian

EAV points` locations of the Liver meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of liver (chronic hepatitis, cirrhoses, fatty hepatosis), of lower extremities veins, of knee-joints and sexual glands.

Articular degeneration meridian

The Articular degeneration meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect joints` pathologies.

Stomach meridian

EAV points` locations of the Stomach meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of stomach, gullet, of mammary, thyroid, parathyroid, sexual glands, of ankle joint, knee-joint, of lower extremities arteries, of lingual and palatine tonsils.

Connective tissue degeneration meridian

Non-classic EAV points, described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect of specific cells of organs or tissue system substitution with connective tissue sells in different parts of body, as well as existence of polypus or papillomas.

Skin meridian

The Skin meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect skin pathology (inflammation, allergy, scars of different localization).

Fatty degeneration meridian

The Fatty degeneration meridian has been described by Dr. Voll. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathological changes or destruction of lipid exchange (fatty degeneration of organs, destruction of lipid exchange in result of endocrine diseases, in particular, disease of thyroid gland or bile excretory).

Gall bladder meridian

EAV points` locations of the Gall bladder meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathology of gallbladder and bile ducts system, of marrow, of lower extremities joints, of ankle or hip joints, different parts of brain, of trigeminal nerve, eye).

Kidney meridian

EAV points` locations of the Kidney meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian but the first EAV point of the meridian is located at tuberositas of the fifth toe and not on sole. ML changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of kidney, or urethra, rectum, different vagal trunks, sternoclavicular joint.

Urinary bladder meridian

EAV points` locations of the Urinary bladder meridian are agreed with the acupuncture points of the Chinese classic meridian. ML value changes from normal values can reflect pathologies of urogenital system, of ankle and knee joints, of spine, of different brain structures.

4.5. Differential Diagnostics

After EAV examination of BAP it is possible to determine more exactly the target organs localization and the pathologic process character with the help of nosodes and organ preparations tests. In this case only the BAP with readings higher or lower of the norm range are used (See “Medication Testing” chapter).

Nosodes and organ preparations pertain to so called isopathic remedies group which are used both for the diagnostics, and for the therapy. Nosodes (from Greek `nosos` - illness) are the medication substances prepared by homeopathic methods from tissues of affected organ of human body, from infectious vaccines or ecological vaccines, or from any patient pathologic discharges. Unlike nosodes the organ preparations are made from healthy organs and tissues of young cattle or pigs.

It is possible to demonstrate the remedies application for diagnostics on the following example.

During a patient EAV diagnostics the readings ML=85 / ID=12 was recorded in the measurement of the renal pelvis BAP that is reflected some inflammation process. In result of the Bacterium coli and Streptococcus haemolyticus nosodes testing the readings at the same BAP became ML=65 / ID=2. Hence, toxins of these causative agents provide the inflammation process in the renal pelvis.

Selection of the nosode`s potency is made on the base of the ML values measured at the BAP. The changed in result of the organ preparation influence to norm ML is the evidence of the probability of the target organ lesion, and the nosode`s influence reflects the probability of this or that pathologic process. As to eliminate a probability of diagnostics mistakes it is necessary always remember about the possibility of human organism cross-reactions on the nosode and organ preparations influences.

Correspondence of nosode and organ preparations potencies with measurement level value

ML (units)	Nosode potency	Organ preparations potency
100	D3	D30
99 − 90	D4	D15
89 − 82	D5	D12
81 − 66	D6	D10 − D8
65 − 52	D6 − D8	D6
50 ± 1	−	−
48 − 42	D8 − D10	D5
41 − 32	D12 − D30	D4
31 − 22	D30 − D100	D3
21 − 0	D100 and above	D2

4.6. Hypothalamus BAP

One of the most important EAV measurement points is the control hypothalamic BAP. Here are the supreme regulating centres of the autonomous nervous system of organism.

The measurement values of the hypothalamus, contrary to the values of the acupuncture meridian points, constitute the summary value for the energetics condition of the homolateral half of the body.

Readings higher 94 on both sides witness the cases of:

1)   infectious diseases;

2)   strains by chemical toxic substances as insecticides, plumb, mercury, arsenic;

3)   strains by physical influences as X-rays, radium, or radioactive burdering, at sensitive persons: lunar influences, geomagnetic disturbance, geopathogenic loads, as well as effects of an industrial and consumre sources of electromagnetic fields. 

Chemical-toxic burdening is characterized by a bouncing indicator deviation. The indicator dashes at once to the zero margin of the scale.

For a diagnosis evaluation, the hypothalamic values have to be always compared with the peripheral measurement values. High hypothalamic ML values and peripheral ML values at hands and feet differing by more than 20 from each other can mean the disturbing irritations, affecting directly the hypothalamus. in all cases such kind of the irritation should be exactly defined by use of the medication testing.

The lower hypothalamic measurement values with relatively high peripheral values at hands and feet give a reason to suspect some degenerative processes in region of oliencephalon. The lower hypothalamic measurement values on both sides can be registered in case of the cerebral sclerosis or of the excessive misuse of sedatives and soporifics, particularly of the drastic barbiturates.

The unequal hypothalamic measurement values arise from the fact that head focus processes, whether they are of odontogenous, tonsillogenous or otogenous origin, cause exclusively unilateral increased measurement values in hypothalamus. The reason is, there exist no rami communications between the ganglia cervicales superior, medium and inferior as in the case of other autonomous ganglia of the human body. In fields of disturbances of the abdominal region or the small pelvis the hypothalamic measurement values of both sides are increased because the left and the right side ganglia of the abdominal and pelvis region have transversal (cross) interconnections.

4.7. EAV Diagnostics of Focus Pathology

The Dr. Voll method devotes much attention to the focal infection diagnostics. By focus, is understood a located inflammation process which is evolved in result of an accumulation of some toxins (bacterial, viral, chemical, etc.). The focuses can be located in thoracic or abdominal cavities and their organs, but Dr. Voll devoted greatest attention to focuses which are located in the head. It can be Waldeyer-Pirogov`s pharyngeal lymphoid ring tonsils, paranasal sinus, teeth, ears, eyes structures

The focus either has no any effects or it is characterized by different pathologic manifestations and impacts as on the whole organism, as on the certain organ corresponded to the focus. Direction of the focus` remote impacts depends on its localization and the energy interactions with the organs which are based on meridian energy interactions that is used by traditional oriental medical practice.

Directions of Pathologic focuses` remote impacts directions

TEETH	1-2	3	UJ 4-5, LJ 6-7	UJ 6-7, LJ 4-5	8
TONSILS	pharyngeal	palatine	tonsil of torus	laryngeal	lingual
SINUSES	frontal	sphenoidal	ethmoidal labyrinth, nasal cavity	maxillary	cavernous sinus
ORGANS	kidney, urinary bladder, rectum, genitals	liver, gallbladder	lung, bronchus, large intestine, appendix	stomach, esophagus, spleen, pancreas	heart, small intestine
GLANDS	adrenals, epiphysis	gonads, hypophysis	thymus, neurohypophysis	mammas, thyroid, parathyroid	adenohypophysis
JOINTS	sternoclavicular, knee joint (posteromedial part), intervertebral disks, coccyx	knee-joint (posterolateral part), coxa, ancle joint (upper-backward-part)	humeral, humeroradial, radiocarpal, great toe	temporo-mandibular, knee-joint (frontal part)	humeral, humeroelbow, sacroiliac
VERTEBRAS	L2, L3, S3, S4, S5, Co	D9, D10	C5, C6, C7, D3, D4, L4, L5	D11, D12, L1	C7, D1, D5, D6, S1, S2

So, for example, the frontal sinus` chronic inflammation can be a cause of relapsing infection of urogenital organs and occipital migraine; the chronic inflammation of maxillary sinus – gastritis, pancreatitis, stomach ulcer, etc.

For the focuses diagnostics are used corporative head points additionally to hands and feet BAPs. The main criteria of the focus existing are pathological ML of corresponding BAPs and, the first of all, ID values.

It is possible rather easily to carry out diagnostics of the remote influence. For obviousness we show the following example. Let us suppose that during a patient examination some suspicions arrived that cause of the vascular imbalances is pathology in the dental region. To approve the conclusion the measurements of artery points on the Blood meridian and points of lymph outflow from upper and low jaw of the Circulation meridian have been made and got the readings ML=86 / ID=10 and ML=75 / ID=8 respectively. Then the electrotherapy of the teeth points` session has been made to obtain the 50 units level. After that the repeated measurements of the point on Blood and Circulation meridians show the readings ML=55 / ID=0. This result shows that the focus in the dental area causes some pathologic impacts on the artery vessels. That is why to successful treatment of vessel pathologies it is necessary to provide oral cavity sanation. To do this all EAV medication remedies store is used. There is another possibility for the focus determination – to test the teeth diseases nosodes. For example the Kieferostitis D3 nosodes change the measured teeth points from ML=86 / ID=10 to ML=50 / ID=0. In the results the readings at artery points decrease up to ML=55 / ID=0 that approves the preliminary conclusion.

5. MEDICATION TESTING

With help of the Dr. Voll`s medication testing personal selection of homeopathic, allopathic remedies, as well as tests of allergy substances, ecological toxins, etc. are provided.

The medication testing consists of the revelation of changes of the BAP electric activity when including the medication remedy into the measurement circuit of the passive electrode. For these purposes the serial connection of the special medication container with testing remedies is used.

EAV Remedies Classification

General remedies groups	Origin (Initial product)	Main producers
Classical homeopathic remedies	Plants, minerals, animals	Staufen-Pharma, Heel, Wala, Weleda, Pascoe
Nosodes	“Diseases products” (blood, lymph, gland humor, tissues of pathologic organs, etc.), pathogen toxins	Staufen-Pharma, Heel, Pascoe
- potentiated infection toxins	Pathogen toxins	Staufen-Pharma, Heel, Pascoe
- nosodes of diseases (hetero-nosodes)	Pathological changed cells, organs, tissues	Staufen-Pharma, Heel
- potentiated chemical toxins	Exogenous ecological toxins, endogenous toxins, metabolites	Staufen-Pharma, Pascoe
- potentiated allergens	Allergens of plant, animals, etc. origin	Staufen-Pharma, Heel, Pascoe
Organ preparations	Organs and tissues components of healthy animals	Wala, Weleda, Heel
Potentiated Pharmacological remedies	Allopathic remedies (antibiotics, hormones, etc.)	Staufen-Pharma, Heel
Potentiated Catalysts	Metabolites and catalysts of Krebs cycle, quinons	Staufen-Pharma, Heel
Pharmacological composites	Combinations of above substances	Heel, Wala, Weleda, Pascoe

The main features of these remedies consist of that they are made in accordance with the classical rules of homeopathic remedies preparation in the way of subsequent, as a rule with the tenfold dilution and potencies. As it is seen in the Table each of them prepared from natural products. Their origin and their preparation technology are specified their unique features and, hence, their application methods.

Testing of homeopathic remedies has been developed in detail at greater length. Now it is developed the technology of testing of the homeopathic remedies electronic copies which are included into electronic Selector of the PERESVET^â device. To make the selection of homeopathic remedies easier it is proposed remedies` combination that has a wide range of effect on determined pathology. After the choice of the remedies combination based on its features it is possible to select the proper mono remedy.

5.1. The Medication Testing Principles

The amount of the tested remedies must be minimum. At the increased number of measurements BAP becomes stimulated, therefore the consequent values at the same point will be grow up.

Prior to the medication test realization, it is necessary to represent the whole possible spectrum of remedies and to start the testing since those of them, which have the medical pathogenesis the most similar to the disease, by your opinion.

In case of successive testing of a number of remedies, it is necessary to connect the DP probe and passive electrode to each other after the finishing previous remedy testing and before the starting the next one.

You should take into account the expansion speed of the BAP reply reaction when including a remedy into the measurement circuit. The allopathic remedies and potentiated ones of low dilution degrees require mote time (up to 3 – 7 seconds), whereas high dilution degrees react almost instantly.

After the remedy disconnecting from the measurement circuit, the after-effect phenomenon up to some dozens of seconds is observed quite often, especially in case of the remedies similarity. This is to be taken into consideration to avoid the superposition of one remedy effect onto another and, consequently, the incorrect interpretation of the medication testing result. For that about 3 to 7 seconds must pass after the each remedy disconnection. At the secondary measurement it is necessary to make sure in the initial values` restoration.

After the determination of the quantitative similarity of the remedy, it is necessary to start selecting of the optimum potency and the minimum necessary dose. The potency is selected by the successive testing. The application of the potency balance is often more justified, as any pathological process has simultaneously several components of pathogenesis with different degree of energetic activity, which require the own standard of dilution.

In case of testing in the potency series one heads for that one, which compensates the BAP in the optimum way.

The test starts from the potencies D6 or D8, then one tests successively in the direction of increase and in the direction of decrease of dilutions.

After the potencies have been chosen, it is necessary to select minimum of necessary dose of the remedy in number of ampoules, tablets, granules or in number of drops per one taking.

Medication test allows to determine the one-time dose only.

Increasing or decreasing successively the number of measurement units of the medicinal form, one determines the very minimum quantity, which compensates pathological values in the BAP in the optimum way.

5.2. The Medication Testing Results Interpretation

The sign of the medicament absolute similarity is the complete normalization of values in the BAP of all meridians, i.e. the device indicator position on the value of 50 without its drop.

In practice, more frequently the signs of the medicament relative similarity are found, which is the tendency towards the normalization of the readings:

1.   The alternation of the stable values. For example, the value of the large intestine CMP is 35 units; the placing of Lycopodium D6 into the resonator changes the value in the direction of normalization – 45 units.

2.   The elimination of the indicator drop. For example, the value in the coronary plexus point is ML=80 / ID=30 units; the placing of the Nosode Grippe gives the result of 80 units without the indicator drop.

3.   The alternation of the indicator drop depth.

4.   The reduction of the indicator drop speed.

The value alternation by 2 to 4 units during the medication testing realization is unconvincing and is not considered as the similarity sign. In case of successful remedy effect the difference in the measured values should be not less than 10 units.

In case of chronic diseases it is necessary to draw up the personal management program dependently on the reactivity of the disease separate levels.

5.3. Approaches to the Remedy Selection for Testing

There are several approaches to the homeopathic remedies prescription.

I. Majority of classic homoeopathists is disposed to prescription only one remedy for the treatment. In this case the testing is carried out after the classical repertory procedure, result of which are determination of a narrow set of homeopathic remedies that demands the differential diagnostics. This task is solved in the medication testing results

II. In case of multiple pathology some physicians consider more expediency the prescription of 3-4 remedies that effect on the main chains of the pathologic process with consideration of the remedies interaction (antidotes, supplementing, subsequent remedies)

III. There is another approach that is based on the pharmacological composite formula use. There are different groups of remedies included into these formulas: homeopathic remedies, nosodes, organ preparations, potentiated pharmacological remedies, catalysts, etc.

6. PERFORMANCE OF EAV CONCLUSION

It is necessary to workout the EAV conclusion at the finishing of the patient examination. In the conclusion the main determined changes of measurements should be included (for example, the  stomach CMP ML decreasing by 10 units, the gallbladder CMP ID elimination by 15 units), and it should be written the nosodes and organ preparations testing  results (f.i., the stomach CMP ML normalization has been detected with the Gastritis-nosode-Injeel testing) as well as medication testing results (f.e., normalization of the six lower ML has been determined with the Nux vomica HA remedy use). In the final part of the EAV it is necessary to workout a conclusion about the EAV examination results and clinical diagnostics conformity (f.i., the recognized by EAV diagnostics changes are conformed to the changes characterized by chronic gastritis). In the recommendations it is necessary to determine some direct methods of examination which are need to confirm the EAV diagnostics.

7. ELECTROTHERAPY

Dr. Voll methods provide possibility of therapy with the help of low frequency pulse current (0.1 to 10 Hz). For the electrotherapy a fixed frequency as well as “swing frequency” (when the frequency changes in series) are used. The most interest is the fixed low frequency use. In results of many years studies, Dr. Voll has defined empirically the frequency that provides maximum therapeutic effects for the different human organs and systems pathologies.

For the sedative therapy (when ML values more than 65) low intensive positive or bipolar pulse current is used during short time of exposure (from a number of seconds to 1-2 minutes).

For stimulation (when ML values lower 50) it is necessary to use high intensive negative or bipolar pulse current and time of exposure should be sufficiently longer – up to 10-20 minutes. The therapy verification provides with the repeated EAV measurements after the therapy session.

Patients, who withstand badly the classical acupuncture treatment with the real needle, in particular, children and aged people, now have the possibility to receive the valuable and non traumatic treatment by the electrotherapy. The electroacupuncture is very effective and takes short time for sessions.

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