Deta-Elis DETA Ritm-13 Instruction Manual

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ELIS Research and Development Enterprise
A unique medical procedure
The latest scientic opinions on the ght against disease
Electromagnetic Field
Treatment Device
DETA Ritm-13
Guidelines
MISSION TO CURE

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Guidelines developed by:
S.P. Konoplev,
T.N. Ghannam

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Guidelines
Introduction 2
Historical background 3
External electromagnetic radiation 4
Impact on the pathological factor on the human body 6
List of treatment programs
1. "Active protection" 10
2. "Regulation of the gastrointestinal tract" 12
3. "Heart regulation" 14
4. "Regulation of circulation" 15
5. "Regulation and kidney cleansing" 17
6. "Regulation of the male urinary system" 18
7. "Regulation of the female urinary system" 19
8. "Back fatigue" 20
9. "Anti-stress (somnipathy)" 22
10. "D eep body cleansing" 24
11. "Atherosclerosis" 25
12. "Elimination of visual fatigue" 27
13. "Anti-Pain" 28
Conclusion 30
Contents

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Guidelines
Introduction
Poor environmental and social conditions, constant psycho-
logical and emotional stress, and generally low immunity with
exposure to harmful factors all lead to signicant deterioration
in the health of the nation as a whole. New diseases appear
and old ones develop more severe forms. A feature of our time
is the progressive increase in the number of chronic diseases
caused by environmental disturbances.
This is aggravated by such factors as:
• High hopes pinned on pharmacotherapy were not fully justi-
ed;
• Antibiotic-resistant strains of microbes have appeared;
• Allergic reactions to medications are developing;
• Almost all medicines have side eects.
Successes in the development of methods and means of
physiotherapy have brought a new impetus to medical prac-
tice in the treatment of not only acute, but also chronic diseas-
es, signicantly reducing the number of working days lost and
incapacitation of the workforce.
Low-intensity electromagnetic eld therapy based on reso-
nance oscillations of the organs and systems of the human
body fully meet the requirement of avoid any pressure, in par-
ticular because the energy and it amount used coincide with
those of the patient.

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Historical background
The idea ofthe presence of energy in the human body and the
dependence of health on its circulation was rst expressed by an-
cient healers from China, India and Egypt. The branch of medicine
in the Far East called acupuncture (stylostixis) has been for used
for over 3,000 years to treat many diseases by impacting pressure
points. Empirical knowledge about the connection of biologically
active points on the skin to internal organs has subsequently been
conrmed by profound research.
In Europe, the method become well-known and understood as
a result of work by German physician Reinhold Voll (1953). His ex-
tensive experimental studies established the electric (electromag-
netic) nature of the phenomenon, the end eect of inuence on
biologically active points (BAP), and proposed replacing classical
acupuncture with electroacupuncture. Dr. Voll developed a de-
tailed system of diagnosis based on measuring the electrical con-
ductivity of acupuncture points, and validated on a universal scale
with results that are easy to interpret. R. Voll published over 500
scientic papers, textbooks, atlases and a variety of manuals on
electroacupunctural diagnosis and therapy. As a result, acupunc-
ture diagnosis and therapy was set on the tracks of modern science
and received a powerful impetus for further development.
Among other things, R. Voll made a discovery. He discovered
that the therapeutic eects of an electric current on acupuncture
points not only depends on the current strength, but above all
on its frequency. It turned out that dierent, and sometimes just
very slightly dierent frequencies can produce dissimilar results in
the treatment. The fundamental nature of this discovery began to
show up much later.

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External electromagnetic radiation
Electromagnetic oscillations occur naturally in the surround-
ing world and accompany any chemical and physical process.
Leading scientists, naturalists, physicists, biologists and doc-
tors are certain that electromagnetic oscillations occupy a par-
amount place in nature.
The human body is an open dynamic biological system that
communicates with surrounding matter and energy. Electro-
magnetic oscillations that exist within a living organism are
only partly dependent on the oscillations that exist outside of
it. Although the body’s oscillations are stimulated by the oscil-
lations of external electromagnetic elds, they are formed in
various organs and systems, and again in a specic form. Thus,
the body does not respond to the entire range of oscillations.
As soon as the frequency of stimulated force approaches the
oscillation frequency of the system, the resistance of the oscil-
lating system becomes small and vanishes at the frequency of
own oscillations. If it were not for the forces of friction that are
always present in nature, the amplitude of stimulated oscil-
lation would increase so that the system would collapse. The
phenomenon of strong increase in amplitude of stimulated os-
cillations at the frequency of the stimulated force to the oscilla-
tions of its own system is called resonance, and the frequency
is resonant.
It is particularly necessary to note an important property of
material bodies.
Any material body has its own oscillation frequency, and
when exposed to external periodic stimulated force which has
a frequency equal to the natural oscillation of the body, reso-
nant oscillations will occur in it.

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Spectroscopic analysis shows that every molecular structure
corresponds to a unique frequency combination which in turn
corresponds to the sum of all frequencies of chemical bonds.
Frequencies corresponding to the functions of the organism
overlap on them. Thus, every organ and every cell performing
a specic function in the body has its own speed and range
of biochemical reactions, and consequently, its own spectrum
and specic characteristics of oscillations (form and appear-
ance, as well as frequency).
Maintaining these oscillations depends on the Q factor of the
resonator cell, organ, tissue or organism as a whole. If the Qfac-
tor of the resonator is damaged or corrupted, pathological
electromagnetic vibrations may occur. In the event an existing
self-regulation and rehabilitation mechanism in the body is not
able to destructure these uctuations, a disease occurs (F. Mo-
rell, 1989). The development of pathological processes leads to
a change in the frequency spectrum in the form of pathological
(disharmonious) oscillations occurring. Abnormal oscillations
can be eliminated using external electromagnetic oscillations.
In a healthy organism, a relative balance of electromagnetic
oscillations that make up the homeostasis is maintained, and in
the event of pathological abnormalities, damage to harmony
of oscillations is observed. Consequently, when maintaining
these variations at the original frequency spectrum, this cures
the body.

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Impact of the pathological factor on the human body
The body and its functioning systems are sources of ex-
tremely weak electromagnetic waves in a wide range of fre-
quencies. Electromagnetic oscillations are a level of control,
and they stimulate and control all vital processes in the body.
Under the action of pathogenic factors, new sources of elec-
tromagnetic oscillations appear, which are not characteristic
for the body. In event of a disturbance to the dynamic equilib-
rium between physiological and pathological oscillations, an
informational energy blockade arises, providing an impetus to
start pathological reactions and the formation of toxins. This
process yields to bio-energy correction.
How does the impact of various toxins on the body happen
and what happens to health? By toxins, we mean any factors
involved, such as viruses, bacteria, microbes, heavy metals,
etc.
Toxins that separately enter the body accumulate in their
“territory”, and under the inuence of the earth’s magnetic
eld, form a cluster.
Fig. 1 Formation of clusters of fragmented toxins
which have entered the body

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Since toxins are inuenced by internal and external electro-
magnetic elds, they are arranged in strict order and, like a mag-
net, form poles. Electromagnetic elds of disharmonious nature,
inherent in toxins, are concentrated at these poles. Introducing a
disharmonious disturbance to a harmonious system, the cluster
causes the body to work at a dierent frequency, which leads to
disruption of the organs and systems.
In cases of fatigue and maladjustment of the body to factors of
the surrounding environment, even a slight deviation from the
resonance frequency causes a distinct decrease in amplitude of
the signal of the body, and consequently, there is a decrease of
energy in the body. Over time, the body ghts the toxins ever
more weakly, and disease occurs. (Fig. 2)
The main idea of using resonance is that even with a very low
signal, by correct selection of frequency, therapeutic eects are
possible which signicantly enhance the normal (physiological)
oscillations, or weaken the pathological ones, in the biological
system.
Fig. 2 Diagram showing the change in frequency range

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From the data in Fig. 2, it follows that the shift in the frequen-
cy range can be either in the direction of high frequencies, or to
lower frequencies. A deviation from the operating frequency of
the organ leads to disease.
The development of a pathological process goes through
the following stages:
1. Work of a healthy organ. This condition characterizes the
work of a healthy organ without the inuence of pathologi-
cal factors. In this mode, the body is functioning properly
and therefore the energy body is normal.
2. The rst stage is a temporary mismatch of dierent levels of
the functioning biosystem. The impact of pathological fac-
tor is weak and fatigue in the body does not occur. At this
stage, the energy in the body is enough to return to its nor-
mal state.
3. The second stage is a violation of information ows in the
body. The condition characterizes the work of the body in a
mode of functional strain, i.e. the body works, but is weaker.
At this stage, the body has a disturbed adequate response
to the harmful eects of external factors. This condition is
typical for the state of stress or chronic fatigue syndrome.
Self-recovery is possible, but with active participation in the
recovery of the patient.
4. The third stage is metabolic energy. At this stage, there is
violation of the circulation of energy along the meridians.
Energy in the body is not sucient for its normal function-
ing. At this stage, the body is no longer able to return to a
normal condition without help. Therapeutic procedures are
required for recovery.