Abstract
The nature of rabies immunity is not well understood, the zones of deployment of protective mechanisms are unknown, and the place where antibodies meet with the virus is unclear. The issue of the mechanism of protection of the central nervous system against rabies virus is relevant. It has been hypothesized that protection (immunity) of the central nervous system to the rabies virus is induced by the distant interaction of antibodies on the nerve сells and is mediated by the energy-information field of specific antibodies circulating in the blood vessels of the central nervous system. To confirm this hypothesis, the non-contact effect of rabies antibodies on the rabies virus (strain “Shchelkovo-51”) in the culture cell (BHK-21/13) and the decrease in antigen accumulation from 1.7 to 2.9 times were experimentally shown. The obtained data confirm the main point of the hypothesis on the protection of the central nervous system against the rabies virus using an energy-information biofield.
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