Table Of ContentThe Ministry of Health of Sverdlovsk Oblast Central Research Institute of Reflexotherapy at the Ministry of
Health of the Russian Federation Medical Center of Corporation DENAS MS
Therapy Manual
Apparatus for electric dynamic
neurostimulation therapy DENAS
[ www.diadens.com ]
Ekaterinburg
2003
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This book shall not be reproduced or circulated, partially or in full, without the authors' prior consent.
Authors:
Chernyshev V.V., Malakhov V.V., Vlasov A.A.,
Rubtsova O.I., Ivanova N.I.
Therapy Manual. Apparatus for electric dynamic neurostimulation therapy DENAS. Second
edition, revised. - Ekaterinburg, 2003.
The book describes theoretical validation of the new efficient method of recovery of impaired and lost functions,
dynamic electroneurostimulation therapy, and contains practical recommendation on its use. The book also
deals with unknown to readers reasons of origination of diseases from the point of view of creation of pathologic
functional systems and exhaustion of the adaptive potential of a man. A great deal of attention is paid to main
principles, algorithms and techniques of carrying out DENS-therapy at many diseases and pathological states,
main indications and contraindications for prescription are given.
Follow author's advice and you will enjoy good health for many years.
ISBN 5-89325-053-2
Non-profit partnership for support and development
of medical programs DENAS,
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INSTEAD OF FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE
Melius non incipient, guam desinent
CHAPTER 1. Brief historical note
CHAPTER 2. Apparatus DENAS and DiaDENS-T\DT
(cid:131) About DENAS
(cid:131) DiaDENS - New Apparatus in the DENS Family
(cid:131) TEST Mode
(cid:131) SCREENING Mode
(cid:131) BIOREPER (only in Diadens-DT)
(cid:131) Methods of Auricular Express-Diagnostics in the BIOREPER Mode
(cid:131) Voll’s method
(cid:131) Therapeutic Modes of DiaDENS Apparatuses
CHAPTER 3. Effects caused in human body by application of apparatuses of
DENS-therapy
(cid:131) Analgetic (Anti-Pain) Effect
(cid:131) Vascular Effect
(cid:131) Effect of Relaxation of Unstriped and Skeletal Musculature
(cid:131) Antiedematic Effect
(cid:131) Antiinflammatory Effect (General and Local)
(cid:131) Antipyretic Effect
(cid:131) Antiallergic Effect
(cid:131) Immunomodulatory Effect
(cid:131) Effect of Normalization of Metabolism
(cid:131) Effect of Normalization of Hormonal Status
(cid:131) Arresting Bleeding and Trophic (Healing) Effect
(cid:131) Effect of Breakage Gallstones and Renal Calculus
(cid:131) Cosmetic Effect
(cid:131) Reanimation Effect
(cid:131) Anti-Stress (General Regulating) Effect
(cid:131) EFFICIENCY OF APPARATUSES
CHAPTER 4. Difference between apparatus DENAS and other electric
therapeutic devices
CHAPTER 5. About health, pre-diseases and diseases
CHAPTER 6. Form reflex to functional systems
CHAPTER 7. Nervous system and principles of apparatus operation
(for those which do not have medical education)
PART SECOND
Medica mente, non medicamentis
CHAPTER 1. What is necessary to know before starting to use apparatuses
(cid:131) Reminder to Patient
(cid:131) Reminder to Operator
(cid:131) Apparatus Modes of Operation
(cid:131) Level of Energy Influence of Apparatuses
CHAPTER 2. Main zones of biological, energetic and informatic influence and
methods of their treatment
(cid:131) Direct projection of organ "presenting a complain"
(cid:131) Universal treatment zones
(cid:131) Segmentary (metameric) treatment points
(cid:131) Specific treatment zones
(cid:131) Some general regulatory influence zones
(cid:131) Zones of hormonal status regulation
(cid:131) Zones treatment of which increases systemic effect
(cid:131) Antiallergic zones
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(cid:131) Tongue zone
(cid:131) Main resuscitation zones
CHAPTER 3. Basic principles of DENS-therapy
CHAPTER 4. Algorithms of working with DENS-therapy apparatus
(cid:131) The complain is concrete and detailed
(cid:131) Complain of uncertain localization
CHAPTER 5. Indications and contraindications to DENS-therapy
PART THREE
Some standard schemes of
electroneuroadaptivetreatment in
a number of nosologic forms of diseases,
or facilius est plus facere, quam idem
CHAPTER 1. Respiratory organs diseases
(cid:131) Zones of apparatus treatment
(cid:131) Zones of direct projection of the organ "presenting a complain"
(cid:131) Acute nasal cold (rhinitis, acute respiratory viral infection)
(cid:131) Laringitis, pharingitis (hoarse cough, dyspnea, dry throat, hoarse voice, dry obsessive
cough)
(cid:131) Tracheitis and bronchitis
(cid:131) Acute pneumonia (acute lungs inflammation)
(cid:131) Acute attack of chronic bronchitis and pneumonia, bronchiectatic disease,
pneumosclerosis
(cid:131) Bronchial asthma
CHAPTER 2. Circulatory organs diseases
(cid:131) Heart diseases
(cid:131) Zones of apparatus treatment
(cid:131) Ischemic heart disease. Stenocardia
(cid:131) Acute cardiac pain
(cid:131) Cardiac arrhythmias
(cid:131) Post-infarction status
(cid:131) Arterial hypertension
(cid:131) Hypertensive crisis
(cid:131) Vascular diseases
(cid:131) Diffuse atherosclerosis
(cid:131) Varicosis of the lower limbs
(cid:131) Varicosis of anus and straight intestine
(cid:131) Obliterating endarteritis, diabetic angiopathy, vibration disease, Raynaud's disease
(cid:131) Lymphatic outflow disturbances, lymphatic edema
(cid:131) Non-specific lymphadenitis
(cid:131) Lymphangitis
CHAPTER 3. Digestive organs diseases
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Diseases of esophagus
(cid:131) Diseases of the stomach and duodenum
(cid:131) Diseases of the liver and biliary tracts
(cid:131) Diseases of the pancreas
(cid:131) Diseases of the intestine
(cid:131) Hemorrhoids
CHAPTER 4. Diseases of kidneys and urinarytracts
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Zones of apparatus treatment
(cid:131) Glomerulonephritis
(cid:131) Pyelonephritis
(cid:131) Urolithiasis
(cid:131) An attack of urolithiasis
(cid:131) Urolithiasis in absence of renal colic attack
(cid:131) Cystitis
(cid:131) Urinary bladder atonia, insufficiency of urinary bladder sphincter
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CHAPTER 5. Endocrinous disease
(cid:131) Diabetes mellitus
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Diabetes mellitus without complications
(cid:131) Complicated diabetes mellitus
(cid:131) Thyroid gland diseases
(cid:131) Hyperthyrosis
(cid:131) Hypothyrosis
(cid:131) Nodular goiter
(cid:131) Conditions after thyroid gland surgery
CHAPTER 6. Obstetrics, gynecologic diseases
(cid:131) Gynecologic zones
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Sterility (secondary sterility of adhesive or endocrinous
(cid:131) Recurrent abortions
(cid:131) Pregnancy period
(cid:131) Childbirth period
(cid:131) Postnatal period
(cid:131) Hypogalactia
(cid:131) Lactostasis
(cid:131) Nipple cracks in a feeding woman
(cid:131) Lactation mastitis
(cid:131) Acute mastopathy
(cid:131) Fibrocystic mastopathy
(cid:131) Inflammatory diseases
(cid:131) Fibromyoma, endometriosis, ovarian cysts
(cid:131) Delayed puberty, menstrual cycle disorders, infantile uterus
(cid:131) Inflammatory diseases
(cid:131) Fibromyoma, endometriosis, ovarian cysts
(cid:131) Delayed puberty, menstrual cycle disorders, infantile uterus
(cid:131) Preclimacteric and climacteric period
(cid:131) Frigidity
CHAPTER 7. Male genital sphere diseases
(cid:131) Prostatitis
(cid:131) Prostate adenoma
(cid:131) Impotency
CHAPTER 8. Children's diseases
(cid:131) Peculiarities of apparatus use in pediatric practice
(cid:131) Asphyxia of the newborn
(cid:131) Birth injuries of central nervous system and their consequences
(cid:131) Hemolytic disease of the newborn
(cid:131) Omphalitis (wetting umbilicus)
(cid:131) Postnatal shoulder and scapular muscles paresis or paralysis
(cid:131) Pertussis and parapertussis
(cid:131) Allergic diathesis
(cid:131) Disorders of psychological development (verbal, intellectual)
(cid:131) Infantile cerebral paralysis
(cid:131) Enuresis
CHAPTER 9. Nervous diseases
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Stroke. Emergency aid
(cid:131) Post-stroke conditions, consequences of craniocerebral injuries and central nervous
system infections
(cid:131) Muscular tonus disorders
(cid:131) Logoneurosis
(cid:131) Enuresis
(cid:131) Trigeminal nerve neuralgia
(cid:131) Facial neuritis
(cid:131) Radiculopathy
(cid:131) Infantile cerebral paralysis
(cid:131) Headaches of various origin
(cid:131) Dizziness
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(cid:131) Neurosensory hypoacusis
(cid:131) Toxic lesion of the acoustic nerve
CHAPTER 10. Skin diseases, cosmetology
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Infection diseases of skin and subcutaneous fat
(cid:131) Dermatitis, eczema and skin lesions in systemic diseases
(cid:131) Trophic ulcers
(cid:131) Use of DENS-therapy in cosmetology
CHAPTER 11. Diseases of bones, ligaments and muscles
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Strained ligaments
(cid:131) Bones fractures
(cid:131) Deforming arthrosis and arthritis
(cid:131) Polyarthritis
(cid:131) "Spurs" (osteophytes)
(cid:131) Scoliosis
CHAPTER 12. Ear, nose and throat diseases
(cid:131) Otitis
(cid:131) Angina and acute attack of chronic tonsillitis
(cid:131) Acute maxillary sinusitis and acute attack of chronic maxillary sinusitis
(cid:131) Neurosensory hypoacusis
CHAPTER 13. Eye diseases
(cid:131) Special zones of DENS-treatment
(cid:131) Nearsightedness and farsightedness
(cid:131) Glaucoma and cataract
(cid:131) Conjunctivitis
(cid:131) Eye burn
CHAPTER 14. Diseases of oral cavity mucous membranes, jaws and teeth
(cid:131) Deep caries
(cid:131) Pulpitis
(cid:131) Periodontitis
(cid:131) Arthritis and arthrosis of the mandibular joint
CHAPTER 15. Oncologic diseases
CHAPTER 16. Apparatus aid in selected emergent conditions
(cid:131) Main principles
(cid:131) Consciousless patient. Clinical death. Uncertain situation
(cid:131) Drowning
(cid:131) High body temperature
(cid:131) Insect bites
(cid:131) Quincke's edema
(cid:131) Urticaria
(cid:131) Stopping of bleeding from a wound
(cid:131) Burn. Frostbite
(cid:131) Bronchial asthma attack
CHAPTER 17. Apparatus aid in alcoholic Intoxication and hangover
(cid:131) Alcoholic intoxication (drunkenness)
(cid:131) Abstinence (including hangover syndrome)
List of illustrations
Bibliography
Illustrations
Appendix. Systems of human visceral organs
Certifications
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INSTEAD OF FOREWORD
A dream about a universal mode of treatment of numerous diseases is translating into reality.
Keeping in hand this book you are close to this dream materialization. Even the popular statement that
nerves make us sick became especially live issue. A family of apparatuses DENAS which is based on the
use of self-regulating neuron-like pulse is realization of this dream. The original and unique in its action
apparatus for the physical therapy was designed pn the basis of many years of experience of Oriental
medicine and results of fine researches of Russian scientists. The excellent assistant capable of alleviating
a pain syndrome and preventing the development of chronic illnesses and treating the latter is now in
your hands. This is your family doctor which is always at hand. In skilled doctor's hands the apparatus will
widen a range of the therapeutic action and facilitate treatment of many diseases. Most important, the
idea of treatment of a diseased person, not a disease, became a reality. Great thoughts? Just read this
book, master the technique, use it in practice and you will see.
We hold in estimation all users of the DENS-therapy and wish success.
A.M.Lavrukov, Doctor or Science, Medicine
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INTRODUCTION
Dao is in endless movement.
Being in endless movement cannot reach the end.
Having not reached the end it returns (to its origin).
Daodejing, para 25, IV-VB.C.
One cannot assign to particles of substance
inside the body some new forces which
would not act outside the organism.
Du Bois-Reymond, 1845
Only a mother's womb protects adequately a future man against an exposure to the environment.
After the birth, immediately after omphalotomy, a child is left to his own resources and finds himself in
the adverse environment of the big, enigmatic world full of danger. The newcomer will be exposed to
heat, cold, potentially dangerous food, physical damage, psychological injury. There will be contacts with
viruses, microbes and other exogenous irritants. From the date of birth and during the entire life
adaptation, i.e. maintenance of stability of one's internal environment by self-regulation, becomes the
main problem of a man. Little can be changed in inborn properties of a man, however, it is quite realistic
to help somebody to adapt to the life at the higher, more comfortable level of existence.
Laid in the basis of all adaptive abilities of a man, reactions of adaptation, are reflexes (from Latin
reflexus — turned back, reflected). Any reflex activity starts from the receiving by the body of information
about changing conditions of the environment which represents the reason for triggering off reactions of
adaptation, readjustment of the function and structure of the organism towards the new level which would
ensure the safety existence of the body in the changed conditions. As soon as this takes place,
information about achievement of the useful result of the adaptive reaction goes into certain structures of
the central nervous system, the reflex ring comes apart and the functional system which was created by
the body in order to solve this problem gets disconnected having left the adaptive fermentative structural
trace. So, important in reactions of adaptation is not the action as it is but compulsory achievement of the
useful result in order to maintain stability of the internal environment of the living body at any changes of
the external environment. The latter «...is the compulsory provision for the free and independent life» (K.
Bernard, 1945).
The ability of the body for adaptation, or the adaptive energy, is not limitless. Reserves of the
adaptive energy are comparable with inherited riches.
The adaptive energy is divided into the surface and deep energies. The surface adaptive energy is
spent by us every minute, every day, and the stage of its depletion after short-term loads on the human
body is reversible (replenishment takes place, for example, during a sleep).
The deep adaptive energy is stored as a reserve. We start using it when there is no the possibility
for replenishing the surface energy due to the action of durable and/or frequent but excessive and surplus
(different in quality) exogenous and endogenous irritants. During this period, the so-called adaptation
diseases are formed. Complete depletion of the adaptive energy is irreversible. When its reserves are
depleted the aging and death come. «We still do not know for sure what exactly is depleted, however, it is
clear that not reserves of calories: in the period of resistance to the aggressive exposure to environmental
factors the ordinary eating takes place» (G.Selye, 1956).
In other words, the stability of the internal environment of a man — homeostasis (from Greek
homoios — similar and stasis — state) in the course of the reaction of adaptation as a response to the
threat to the stability of the internal environment is regulated by the body with the help of synthesis of
special substances (hormones, neurotransmitters, neuropeptides) the required amount and proportion of
which is determined by the organism. This natural mechanism of reactions of adaptation meets normal
requirements of resistance. However, if these requirements to the organism are durable and/or increased,
the existing level of development of mechanisms of self-regulation and energy reserves for maintaining
homeostasis becomes insufficient, and the organism, in order to maintain the internal stability, should
change to the higher level of adaptation (according to G.Selye, to reach heterostasis; from Greek heteros
— another and stasis — state). Otherwise, due to depletion, deficit of these or that endogenous
biochemical controls, which can be also because of the genotype predisposition («weak link»),
disequilibrium deficit-excessive pathologic processes on bioenergy, functional and morphological
(structural) levels take place. In other words, a state of illness, distress, takes place.
The following methods can be applied in order to achieve the new stable state of movable
equilibrium of the body internal environment (heterostasis):
1. To carry out pharmacological replacement of deficient endogenous substances (for instance,
adrenocorticotropic hormone, somatotropic hormone, oxytocin, insulin, some hormones of thy
roid gland, probiotics, etc).
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2. To carry out pharmacological stimulation of endogenous processes of synthesis of deficient
substances (for instance, with the help of superdoses of vitamins, specific and nonspecific
immunostimulation, inoculations, etc.) or pharmacological depression of the endogenous excessive
synthesis of biochemical compounds (for instance, using anti-estrogen preparations, hormonal and
nonsteroidal proinflammatory agents, anticholinergic drugs, adrenergic blockers, etc).
3. To use the information and energy method of exposure to the receptor mechanism of the skin
with the purpose of "training* of self-regulating potential possibilities of the body, modulating of
processes of self-protection, recovering of the endoge nous ability of adequate work of «the
pharmacological factory of the body», increasing of the threshold of adaptation. Due to dynamic electric
neurostimulation of skin nervous elements we maintain and develop processes of self-regulation of the
internal environment of the body, force the latter to discharge own multi purpose biochemical means of
adaptation without depletion of adaptive possibilities and adaptation energy.
It is necessary to familiarize ourselves with theoretical concepts of ancient Chinese, with their ideas
about «the energy» originative and administrative origin of the existence. The notion, form of existence
and method of transfer of the energy are not deciphered in manuscripts of ancient Chinese authors, they
are not available in terms intelligible for a modern man. It goes simply about some Tsi energy which is
absolutely of vital importance and which exists even beyond living things (initially Dao). Consumption of
Tsi energy from outside and regulation of its circulation inside the organism represent the basis of life,
and the variety of life is the result of a rhythmic transfer of Tsi energy from one form into another.
Formed in this way are two opposite and simultaneously inseparable from each other origins of Life — Yin-
Yang.
Functional system «man — environment" was formed on the basis of these ideas in Ancient China.
Health and viability of a man are measured by the possibility to maintain the permanent dynamic balance
of two origins (i.e. stability of the internal environment, according to the European understanding).
According to the theoretical concept given above, the Chinese diagnostic and therapy were first of
all directed towards the reveal of the nature and place of fault in circulation of the energy with the
purpose of its re-distribution.
At first sight, a modern man may take this as a mystery and absurd. However, if we in our
thoughts try to get rid of our preconceptions and remember that the energy is an abstract notion, it is a
general qualitative measure of various forms of motion, it is not generated in anything and does not
disappear anywhere but just transfers from one form into another (first law of thermodynamics); if we
know that a single organism represents a specific unit of the metabolic process and in this function acts as
an independent dynamic open biological system which exchanges with the external environment by
substance and energy (see laws of thermodynamics) we will see that the concept of energy circulation
does not contradict modern ideas about the every living thing. Simply starting our talk about bioenergyin-
formatics we deal with ideas which are little known to modern biological sciences, we deal with biophysics
of the body as a whole but part of all Existing things — subject which does not exist so far.
However, the permanent biophysical informational and energy continuum must exist since high
sensitivity of biological objects to electromagnetic processes exists. The wide and successful use of
electric neurostimulation therapy apparatus DENAS with the purpose of correction of a number of
pathological states may serve as an example of the latter.
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PART ONE
MELIUS NON INCIPIENT,
QUAM DESINENT
CHAPTER 1.
BRIEF HISTORICAL NOTE
The Life is the unity of three flows: flow of substance,
flow of energy, flow of information.
Academician V.A.Engelgard
1. Eastern Traditions
About 5,000 years ago, in China, folk doctors found empirically on the human skin certain zones or
points stimulation of which by injection or cauterization led to disappearance of painful effects. (Huang di
Neijing, III B.C.). This method, based on certain philosophical principles of the transfer of the vital energy
Tsi was called zhen-jiu. In 1026, the first "Atlas of Points" came into existence (Wang Wei-yi. 600 active
points). In Japan, Vietnam, Korea, Mongolia and India zhen-jiu therapy received wide recognition in 6-11
centuries. It was actively used till 17 century after which it ceased to apply. In 1955, in China zhen-jiu
therapy revived after establishing a research institute of zhen-jiu therapy. The study of this technique was
for the first time included into the syllabus of medical institutions.
The Europe learnt the method of acupuncture and cauterization in the 17 century. It was widely
used in the 19 century. The interest to this method grew especially in 20s-40s of the 20 century. In
Russia, first mentioning of acupuncture may be found in scientific papers of a number of authors of the 19
century and beginning of the 20 century (P. Charukovsky, 1828; A.A.Tatarinova, 1853; P.A.Kornievsky,
1863, 1878; A.Ya.Violina, 1903; V.V.Korsakov, 1928). The regular study and use of this method in Russia
was initiated by the Health Ministry of USSR in 1957.
In the 20 century, in line with improvement of the method of corporal acupuncture, new systems
of treatment of certain active points (zones) by acupuncture and cauterization, including points of the
auricle (er-zhen-lao, auriculopuncture, Paul Nogier), of feet and hands (Su Jok acupuncture, Ch.V.Pak)
started developing. Known at present are more than 1,700 biologically active points (zones).
For many centuries in Japan, the zone massage amma was used as part of the national folk
medicine. In 40s of the 20 century, Tokiuro Namikoshi re-interpreted and modernized the ancient system
and gave it the name "shiatsu". According to the Japanese Ministry of Health, "shiatsu" is such kind of
treatment at which fingers of hands and palm are used for pressurizing certain points (zones) of the body
with the purpose of normalizing regulatory processes in the organism, preserving and improving health".
(Namikoshi T., 1987). Since 1956, the shiatsu-therapy has gained widespread acceptance in may
countries of the world as one of nonin-vasive methods of the first medical aid easy for every person. In
the West, this aid got the name contact treatment or acupressure (Houston R, 1992).
2. European Curiosity
Even ancient scientists assumed that some "inf luence" is transferred via nerves - from the brain to
muscles and from the sense organs to the brain.
Italian doctor and scientist L. Galvani while conducting experiments with a frog paw, on 26
September 1786, discovered "the animal energy* and marked the beginning of electrobiology. He
hypothesized that paralysis may be connected with the disturbed nerve isolation and epilepsy, with a
heavy electric discharge in the brain. "...ln the future, I will apply all efforts for development of the new
direction in medicine - electromedicine", wrote L. Galvani ("Tractate on Force of Electricity at Muscular
Movements*, 1791).
1796 - Italian physicist Alessandro Volta discovered the Volta effect and chemical sources of
current. ”Can it (electric fluid) be the reason of all sensations (except for the tongue) in other sense
organs?”, he thought.
1784-1812 - Czech scientist I.Prokhaska introduced into physiology a notion of some nerve force
which is transferred via nerve fibers at the body exposure to the "Stimulation matters" and term "reflex"
for designation of the reaction of the body which appears in response to the action of this stimulus. The
force of this reaction corresponds to the force of the stimuls. As distinct from R. Descartes, he believed
that the reflex act may appear not only due to the effect of external stimuli but also due to the effect of
internal ones.
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