A. A. Karasev, S. V. Aleshin Recommendations on SCENAR and COSMODIC treatment
Disorders of respiratory organs
The treatment of any disorder of respiratory system should be started with action upon the large intestine. Cleansing enema is obligatory to provide quick and effective recovery. It should be noted that such procedure is desirable for any kind of treatment, and SCENAR as well, especially for treatment of respiratory disorders.
The patient should provide appropriate conditions for respiratory organs — the walks in the fresh air are obligatory.
Diagnosis |
Areas to act upon |
Characteristics of the procedures |
Course of treatment |
Acute respiratory viral infection |
6 points → 3 tracks → 4LI (4II) → abdomen → collar area → palm (region of tenar) |
The leading areas revealed during treatment may be treated with 3 hours’ pauses, all the rest should be treated 1–2 times a day |
1–3 days |
Tracheitis, bronchitis |
Jugular notch → chest → lungs projection with the leading area → abdomen → basic areas |
No medications |
7–10 days |
Pneumonia, pleurisy |
Lungs projection with the leading area → basic areas → abdomen |
No medications |
10–14 days |
Bronchial asthma Attack condition |
Jugular area 2–5 minutes → middle chest 2–5 minutes → C7 2–5 minutes → “herring-bone” pattern until the attack is eliminated → abdomen → 6 points → 3 tracks (especially in adrenal glands region) |
“Herring-bone” pattern — only after the patient starts feeling better, energy should be as much as tolerable, symmetric areas should be acted upon simultaneously |
q. s.
until the attack is eliminated.
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Chronic sluggish condition |
Abdomen → basic areas → adrenal glands → “herring-bone” pattern |
All medications and inhalers should be excluded if possible (hormonal ones as well) but first-aid should be available |
15–20 days, acting every day or every other day; 1–2 courses |
Tuberculosis |
Abdomen → lungs projection → adrenal glands → basic areas → palms (tenar) |
No tuberculostatics medications |
15 (rarely 20) days, acting every other day if the disease is taking a sluggish course; 1–3 courses, depending on the affection and severity of the disease |
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