What is metatron bioresonance?
What is metatron bioresonance?
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What is Computer nonlinear diagnosis ? what is Metatron bioresonance ?
V.I. Nesterov
Nonlinear Diagnosis System (Metatron bioresonance) have been extensively used lately and are gaining ever growing popularity. Even in the few cases where the clinical symptoms look very typical the Metatron bioresonance diagnosis method provides extra information about the extension of affection and enables to judge a prognosis. In most cases it is of vital importance for diagnosis and consequently for the right choice of treatment. In 2000 it had been 20 years since Theodore Van Hoven developed the theory of quantum entropy logic that underlies the method. So nonlinear diagnosis appears to be the newest of all methods, of apparatus diagnostics. At any rate, his discovery became a significant landmark in diagnostic medicine. Nonlinear analysis was originally employed in organic chemistry to determine the composition of complex compounds. The originator of the Metatron bioresonance-diagnosis apparatus Metatron bioresonance is acceptably thought to be Sviatoslav Pavlovich Nesterov who introduced a trigger sensor in 1988 and thus framed the conception of the apparatus. Active work was immediately started to develop and improve Metatron bioresonance-diagnosis systems. Clinical testing of the early equipment marked a period from 1990 through 1995. In the late 90s there was a fast growth in commercial apparatus production and a sudden leap in the quality of the results produced. The nonlinear diagnosis method is still in its developing stage. The diagnosis techniques are being improved so fast that the system versions have to be updated every six months. Due to the introduction of some new devices equipped with digital trigger sensors the Metatron bioresonance-diagnosis has become not only far more time efficient but also quite different in terms of quality.
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Apparently, some dynamic techniques, for instance three-dimensional visualization of investigation results will soon be introduced into everyday practice. The vegetative testing is just one example of ready adoption. The method is employed so widely that it implies a definite range of indications for its use rather than just its popularization. Research centers go on with their guest for some new investigation methods based on nonlinear analysis systems. The results appear to be quite promising. Unlike NMR and computer tomography, the Metatron bioresonance- analysis does not need high intensity fields. The method seems to have good prospects for metabolism study, particularly on a cell level. The advancement of the Metatron bioresonance-method proceeds along the path not only of technical innovations but also of new applications. Some minor surgical operations, biopsy for one, have been long monitored by ultrasound, fluoroscopy or computer tomography. Today there is an opportunity to have biopsy monitored by Metatron bioresonance. However, many surgeons focus their attention on using this method to perform major surgery. The cost of equipment for Metatron bioresonance- diagnosis is still very low as compared to some other apparatus methods. This is supposed to promote more extensive use of the method in countries with a rather low standard of living. Of all methods of apparatus diagnostics the Metatron bioresonance one provides a representation closed to a pathologic anatomic picture. This circumstance, along with innocuousness, promotes rapid development of the Metatron bioresonance- diagnosis.
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Institute of Practical Psychophysics (IPP) – Ascending into the XXI century D.V. Koshelenko, S.A. Letun
The development of a new generation of nonlinear computer scanners Metatron bioresonance, which make use of multidimensional virtual imaging of the object under investigation, has enabled to substantially enhance the effectiveness of the Metatron bioresonance-Method and even expand its field of application, despite the competitiveness from MRT. The distinctive feature of multidimensional Metatron bioresonance imaging is an initially volumetric nature of scanning. The data thus received are an integral array, which facilitates the reconstruction of multidimensional virtual images of anatomical structures of the object under investigation. In this connection the virtual Metatron bioresonance is widely used, especially for angiographic investigations with a three-dimensional reconstruction of vascular formations. Another prospective field of application of the three-dimensional image reconstruction based on the data received by means of multidimensional Metatron bioresonance is the study of hollow organs with “virtual Metatron bioresonance-Scopy” involved. This kind of system was developed by Medintech Company for its high-speed multidimensional nonlinear scanners, Z series, and was called Hunter. Hugh resolution maintained during spiral scanning and the use of LAPP system (a system parallel processors with super high computational capability and speed of operation) enable to realize in the project the principle of “virtual Metatron bioresonance-scopy” at Voxel Z multimodal DICOM- compatible work station which is the principal system of imaging and ubsequent data processing with Medintech scanners. Metatron bioresonance images are made ready for visual analysis by means of 4-d Tissue original company-developed method that makes it possible not only to obtain virtual multidimensional icons of anatomical structures but also to single out a specific biological tissue of interest-an extra dimension-and in addition make an imaged bones, soft tissue and vessels at a time. The specific characteristic of the representation of virtual data by the Hunter system is simultaneous of surfaces of cavatus and extramural formations located outside the lumen of the cavity under examination (lymph nodes, vessels). The images that are received form a natural sequence of virtual Metatron bioresonance pictures. So some special navigation programs automatically define the path of motion of the “virtual scanner” by the center of the cavity under examination. The path of motion can be chosen by the operator by means of some other adjustments, which enable to specify the Metatron bioresonance picture in detail by changing of views. A raised representation of the cavity surface is also possible with some deliberate areas of shade involved. The produced sequences of Metatron bioresonance pictures can be easily transformed into a standard VHS video format by means of the epi-Clien program and thus be used in common video systems, specifically in teleradiology. The Hunter system is in the first place designed to reveal patients having obstructive processes in the upper respiratory passages, bulky esophageal, gastric or colonic formations, atherosclerotic lesions o large vessels, and disorders affecting paranasal sinuses, bladder, or spinal canal. The data gathered through “virtual Metatron bioresonance-scopy” enable to pick out in good time the optimum spot for biopsy and find out the extent of the required surgical intervention. This technique can be used both independently and as a useful linking element between tomographic, endoscopic and Metatron bioresonance investigations. The latest development of Medintech Company is Pincers stereo tactic manipulator integrated with a computer scanner, a convenient device for planning interventional procedures under the control of Metatron bioresonance. Pincers comprises a controlled stereo tactic manipulator (“arm”) and a flat gentry-mounted monitor and also a cable system and software. The system provides the physician with means of simulation and performing interventional procedures through interactive linkage between the virtual Metatron bioresonance and the real operational field.
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Method of computer nonlinear analysis and its importance for diagnosis
V.D. Artyukh, U.A. Shovkoplyas, A.A. Gavrilov
Computer nonlinear analysis (Metatron bioresonance) as a dynamic noninvasive informative method is being used more and more widely to examine the state of health affected by pathologies of different origin. Metatron bioresonance can be applied both in vivo (to get an Metatron bioresonance-spectrum of one or another part of an organ or tissue) and in vitro (to get an Metatron bioresonance-spectrum of extracts from tissues, biological fluids or cells); anyway, quite frequently both approaches can be combined for more accurate data interpretation. To perform Metatron bioresonance at a clinic one will need devices producing an eddy magnetic field of at least 20-30 mT. The proceedings of the latest International Congresses of medical doctors (in 2000 and 2001) which dealt with new methods of diagnosis are indicative of a growing number of Metatron bioresonance- investigations for the purpose of diagnosing – in 2000 16 investigations were reported to have been carried out while in 2001 there were reported twice as many of them. S.D. Tutin et al. informed about the possibility of using Metatron bioresonance to diagnose abscesses in the encephalon. With an abscess in the encephalon the Metatron bioresonance-spectrum during the biochemical homeostasis evaluation proved to detect signals from lactate and amino acids which disappeared in the course of treatment. The Metatron bioresonance data in vivo correlated well with the results of abscess sample tests made by means of MRC with a high resolution in vitro. Using the Metatron bioresonance-method one can trace the dynamics of metabolic change in the encephalon in treating epilepsy. Some data are available which indicate that it is possible to register a decline in oxidative phosphorylation in the muscles of the lower limbs with constricted vessels caused by arteriosclerosis. In the course of treatment the muscle metabolism appears to improve. Another trend in the application of the Metatron bioresonance- method is its use to detect metabolic disturbance of phosphorergic compounds with muscular atrophy related to pathology in the musculoskeletal system. Some inviting prospects for myocardial infarction diagnosis by means of the Metatron bioresonance-method were described by U.A. Shovkoplyas et al. who studied exchange in the myocardium. With myocardial infarction its level was shown to decrease. The Metatron bioresonance-analysis method was used to study the dynamics of change in the metabolism of lipids in the liver affected by cirrhosis. The Metatron bioresonance-investigation of the pancreas affected by malignant degeneration enables to diagnose tumor progression, judge of the efficiency of radiation- or chemotherapy and also adjust individual dosage schemes for inoperable patients. Moreover, Metatron bioresonance is reported to be used to diagnose CNS disorders, cardiovascular diseases, muscular system disorders, prostate tumors, mammary gland tumors and in addition to monitor radiation- and medicamentous therapies. The researchers demonstrated the diagnostic importance of Metatron bioresonance for arteriosclerosis, apoplexy, encephalomyelitis and vasculitis. Metatron bioresonance enables to estimate the stage of a pathology and activity of a nidus, determine a relationship between genetic characteristics, clinical symptoms and metabolic deviations in the encephalon. Metatron bioresonance helps to differentiate between benign and malignant tumors in the prostate by means of Metatron bioresonance showed that the method enabled to identify a budding change in the gland tissue and pick out the appropriate therapy in good time. K.A. Kvasov et al. presented some data about diagnosing prostate diseases (histologically confirmed benign hypertrophy and Aden carcinoma among them) by combining Metatron bioresonance and dynamic MRT with artificial “Magnevist” contrasting. According to the results, this kind of combination enables to specify the nature of a prostate pathology and substantially increases the diagnostic accuracy. Special attention has been focused of late on the study of liver metabolism by means of Metatron bioresonance as a result of a growing number of transplantations of the organ (in Europe the annual number of liver transplantations is around 2000 and in the USA it is 10000) and as necessitated by anoninvasive evaluation of the liver function in the course of implantation. The results indicate that it is expedient to use in these cases the Metatron bioresonance-analysis as the ATF level in the liver represents an integral picture of cell homeostasis. There is a close correlation between the disturbed metabolisms of phosphorergic compounds and the extent of liver decompensation.
Besides being used for diagnosing liver disorders in vivo, Metatron bioresonance makes it possible to judge the state of the transplanted liver in vitro by getting the spectral characteristics of the organ’s metasodes. This is based on a good correlation between the pathological liver metabolism revealed by means of Metatron bioresonance and the disease prognosis. The authors emphasize that Metatron bioresonance enables not only to reveal pathological change in the liver but also to carry out monitoring of biochemical responses to the treatment. Summing up what has been said one can conclude that the expanding use of Metatron bioresonance-analysis, including its combination with MRT with contrast intensification involved, in different fields of clinical medicine increases the efficiency and the diagnostic accuracy and is indicative of continual progress in the field of internal organ imaging techniques based on the Metatron bioresonance-analysis phenomenon.
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What is can Therapy with Metatron bioresonance
Metatron bioresonance shows in which development stage the disorder is in and if the process is acute or chronic. Furthermore with a new added function it is possible to determine how the disorder will develop in the future. This allows to discover if a therapy is suitable or if the body can solve the problem by itself.Metatron bioresonance determines not only the type of disorder but also identifies the severity of the disorders. After the measurement, the Metatron bioresonance can treat the client with the function META Therapy, Phytotherapy, Stone Therapy, Acupuncture Therapy and Iris Therapy.The treatment is carried out on eight levels: the first on the molecule, and then the ultrastructure, DNA helix, chromosome, nucleus, cell, tissue, up to the entire organ, making it the very effective and successful. The user can observe the effectiveness directly on the screen. A comparative analysis shows the changes that take place before and after treatment.According to the same principles, Metatron bioresonance is capable of measuring oscillations of remedies such as food supplements, homeopathic remedies, etc. By means of this function, it can find the most efficient remedy for the patient. Metatron bioresonance can identify which therapeutic remedy works best and which burdens are present.
How metatron bioresonance work?
Metatron bioresonance is capable of evaluating the body’s compatibility with all preparations (such as medication, dietary supplements, foodstuff and minerals) which are not present in its database, by use of a special bioresonance chamber. The sample of a chosen preparation (medication) needs to be placed inside the Metatron bioresonance’s bioresonance chamber, in order to run a test of compatibility between the patient’s body and the chosen preparation.All the information about the state of the patient’s health is transmitted to the brain. Special trigger sensors in the form of magnetic inductors shaped like headphones are used to obtain this information. Unique medical software decodes the data, and displays it on a computer screen in the form of three dimensional model images of organs, tissues, and cells. A specific marker system is used to highlight pathological conditions.
The researches of the Institute of Practical Psychophysics have created an analogue-free investigation system, which allows tracing of any conditions in the body through changes in the wave characteristics of tissues of the body. Non-linear analysis systems (NLS) are the most advanced information technologies available in this century and can be considered the most remarkable and advantageous accomplishment of modern natural science. The diagnosis equipment is based on the spectral analysis of the vortex magnetic field of any biological object. It is quite unique and unparalleled in the world today.
The hardware-software system “Metatron bioresonance” developed at the Institute of Practical Psychophysics enables a production of a preset bioelectrical activity of brain neurons, with this activity as a background it becomes possible to selectively amplify signals hardly detectable against the statistical fluctuations, and then isolate and decode the information they contain.
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In a way the “Metatron bioresonance” system takes bearings of this radiation just where it originates in order to then decode and display it on the computer screen where a virtual model of the organ is produced in specific colours.
Computer models also give physicians a three dimension projection of internal organs. Coloured marks placed upon the picture make it easier for the doctor to determine the site of pathological processes. It is possible to judge the process of disintegration of these biological structures, and to make prognosis, by comparing the range of colours of the marks and their arrangement on the computer model of the organ, using the dynamics of their change over a period of time.
In order to define a pathology in an area, it is necessary to investigate deeper levels of the organ produced on the screen by the computer until the pathology nidus is localized.
The researches of the Institute of Practical Psychophysics succeeded in producing this most effective equipment that is capable of tuning to the frequency of the master pulses automatically without human intervention, as well as, detecting and correcting defects and pathologies in organs and body cells on its own. This is achieved through a combination of different specifically modulated magnetic oscillations recorded on a matrix. The fundamental concept in the development of this equipment was the hypothesis that the human body has an electromagnetic information framework that is able to respond to external radiation.
In 1950 in Germany, R. Folle discovered and worked out a system of electrically testing the acupuncture points of the human body.
Unlike Folle’s Electro-Puncture Diagnostic method in which the energy potentials of organs and systems are measured through biologically active points (BAP) which show the organ condition indirectly (often with considerable error), the NLS method of analysis developed by the Institute of Practical Psychophysics makes an evaluation of the organ condition directly due to the resonance amplification of the radiation signal of the organ under investigation using a non-invasive trigger sensor. Every organ and every cell has its own distinctive oscillations which are stored in the computer memory and can be displayed on a screen as a graph, which represents the conditions of the information exchange between the organ (tissue) and the environment. Every pathological process has its own distinctive graph.
The program contains many pathological processes’ graphs with all progressive stages shown with age, sex and other variations taken into account. After reading the frequency characteristics of the biological object under investigation, the system compares the degree of their spectral similarity with healthy or pathologically affected tissue or infectious agents to obtain the closest pathological processes or tendency. In a case where the processes are similar, the virtual diagnosis mode allows carrying out of differentiated diagnosis of each process.
Another wonderful opportunity offered by NLS-analysis is medical testing. The system provides a unique opportunity of recording the frequency fluctuations of any preparation and adding them to the many thousands already held in database. The system then searches for a remedy that has the closest spectral characteristics of the pathological process and selects the most efficient remedy.
Even in those rare cases when a clinical symptomatic is very typical, the NLS diagnostic method allows investigating of additional information about the amplitude of defect and judging about the prognosis. In the majority of cases, it has principal significance for prompt prognosis and correct treatment choosing.
The inventor of the NLS Diagnostic System (“Metatron bioresonance”) is considered to be academic Svyatoslav Pavlovich Nesterov, who in 1988 invented a trigger sensor, and thus found the idea of the system.
The Non-linear Diagnostic method is still being developed. Methods are improved very fast, so the versions of the system are renewed every six to twelve months. By means of using of new systems with digital trigger sensors the NLS Diagnostic system becomes not only faster, but quality accuracy was increased also. Dynamic methods, such as 3D and Virtual Reality visualization of research results, are now integrated into the system. It is obvious that in time, further dynamic methods will be introduced.
Differing from computer tomography and NMR, NLS analysis does not require fields of high intensity. This method looks promising for metabolism researches, especially at the cell level.
The NLS method has improved not only by means of introducing new technical inventions, but by new applications. Simple surgical manipulations, such as biopsy, has for a long time been carried out with the help of ultrasound, fluoroscopy and computer tomography. Now biopsy can also be controlled by the NLS System.
The cost of NLS diagnostic systems is much lower than the cost of other methods of hardware diagnostic devices. Comparing with other methods of hardware diagnostic devices, the NLS System allows to obtain a picture closest to the pathologoanatomic one. This, together with the safety that the NLS System provides, promotes the fast development of the NLS Diagnostic method.
Who need metatron bioresonance?
Who and Where need use the metatron bioresonance ?-People who fall under any of the following categories are welcome, advised and will find benefit in using and having a metatron bioresonance device: Physicians, Naturopaths, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, Dietitians, Licensed Nutritionists, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Physician Assistants, Integrative Medicine/CAM Program Directors, Practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine (metatron bioresonance) and Complementary Medicine, Homeopaths, Massage Therapists, Medical SPAS, Wellness and Fitness Centers, Cosmetic Salons, Pharmacists, Medical Students and Faculty, Licensed Herbalists, Anti-aging and other Alternative Medicine Practitioners.No doubt, metatron bioresonance will be your new corporate business model in coming future. It conveys the positive effects and the deep impression on your clients, holds their attention and makes them come back again and again to your business circle. It creates a lot of benefits and makes a lot of money from the following ways in expanding markets on preventive medical fields, medical checkup and its follow-up products or peripheral commodities for a long-term period.
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