The process of changing the potency of chromosomes, disease nosodes and organ preparations. How does this change the nature of the course of diseases and the physiological state of the subjects?

Abstract

The work identified “active” and “inactive” chromosomes and how “inactive” chromosomes become “active”. For this purpose, a device for resonance diagnostics and therapy was used, connected to a computer, and the resonance of creation was used to transform inactive chromosomes into active ones. We added the sum of potencies to the already existing chromosome values. So, for example, at the beginning of the study, the patient was tested with a low potency of chromosomes equal to cassette No. 3 and ended with testing with cassette No. 10. Next, we “added”, connected the potency found in cassette No. 32 with high potencies to cassette No. 10. As a result, testing now began with cassette No. 1, and ended with cassette No. 12, i.e. testing increased to 4 cassettes. In a 50-year-old man, in the initial state, testing of chromosome potency began with cassette No. 18, and ended with cassette No. 31, i.e. 13 cassettes were tested. After connecting a cassette with a sufficiently high potency (cassette No. 47) to cassette No. 31, the start of testing changed and took place on cassette No. 2, and ended on cassette No. 49. Cassette testing increased to 49 cassettes, i.e. more than 3 times. Is it possible to potentiate not only chromosomes, but also other structures of the body? Potentiation is possible not only with chromosomes, but also with disease nosodes and organ preparations. An 84-year-old patient had untreated calculous cholecystitis from which he suffered. However, after transforming the nosode, after potentiating the nosode by connecting large cassettes to the nosode “calculous cholecystitis,” the patient’s calculous cholecystitis was extremely effectively cured. Treatment of an 82-year-old patient with cribriform prostate cancer. 10 years ago, the patient underwent surgery to remove cribriform prostate cancer - radical prostatectomy. After 10 years, a relapse occurred, which was treated with radiotherapy. The patient underwent 36 procedures, 5 procedures per week. At the end of the course of radiotherapy treatment, testing of cribriform prostate cancer showed that the cancer was still being tested, i.e. treatment has not been completed. We treated this patient using resonance therapy with changing, increasing potency of the nosode “caribous prostate cancer.” We increased the potency of the nosode in the patient to the point where the cancer could no longer be tested, i.e. We have completed treatment for cribriform prostate cancer. Potentiation is possible not only of chromosomes, nosodes, but also of organ preparations. Potentiation of the organopreparation “brain” was carried out in a 72-year-old subject who complained of general weakness, uncertainty of movements, memory loss, and poor sleep. After potentiation of the human brain organopreparation, the patient’s condition improved - he stopped complaining about changes in his physiological state. Thus, as a result of transformations of chromosomes, nosodes and organ preparations, as a result of their potentiation (increase in potency) when connecting a cassette of large potency, patients develop a new higher quality of chromosomes, nosodes and organ preparations. The effectiveness of the treatment of various diseases was achieved by us by increasing the potency of the nosode of the disease from which the patient suffered and using this potency for treatment. Potentiation of the human brain organopreparation significantly improved the physiological state of the subjects.