It is based on reducing local convective heat loss from the body and reducing the intensity of the external effects of electromagnetic radiation. This activates the body's protective mechanisms, which have a positive effect on our health and resistance to disease and adverse environmental factors. The Therapeutic Blanket consists of three layers: two outer and one inner, all based on a synthetic material. The difference is that the inner layer contains a micronised metal ‘screen’ that serves to reflect electromagnetic radiation from our bodies back into our bodies.
The outer surface of the Therapeutic Blanket acts as a protective barrier against electromagnetic disturbances from the environment. It increases the body's resistance to illness and harmful effects, reduces the frequency and severity of illness, determines the time and effectiveness of therapy, relieves stress, cures depression, improves mood and work capacity. The Therapeutic Blanket has been awarded a series of diplomas and medals by the European Academy of Natural Sciences.
Micronised Therapeutic Blanket
- increases immunity ;
- reduces inflammation
- reduces the side-effects of other therapy methods;
- synchronises biorhythms;
- reduces vegetative and hormonal imbalance
- Improved subjective state (which is always achieved to some degree); improved mood.
- Reduce health-related complaints (which is achieved in all cases to some degree).
- Enable a return to a normal life as far as possible.
- Rehabilitate patients, the elderly, the disabled and incurable patients.
Therapeutic Cover is included in the ‘Children - Caring for the Homeland’ programme, developed by the Russian Scientific Centre for Rehabilitation Medicine and Balneology of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation and the National Health Department of the Russian Federation. For the invention of the method of multifactorial therapeutic effects and the device for its application - the author was awarded the Medal of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, with the words: ‘For a practical contribution to strengthening the health of the nation’.
Research carried out by the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, in collaboration with several renowned institutes, has highlighted the considerable benefits of using medical cover for complex treatments. These studies show that medical cover contributes to a significant improvement in patients' well-being. The results are convincing: an increased sense of well-being, greater activity and mobility, improved appetite and quality of sleep, with no side-effects or cases of intolerance reported during the treatment period.
More specifically, the Moscow Neurological Research Institute (NRI) reports that the incorporation of the medical blanket into the treatment of patients suffering from various disorders of the nervous system has been particularly effective. A remarkable improvement in mental activity and mood, as well as better emotional tone and mental state were reported in 83.3% of the 210 patients treated for psycho-emotional stress syndrome. Similarly, 70% of 90 patients suffering from pain syndromes of varying intensity reported a significant reduction in pain.
The effectiveness of medical coverage has also been confirmed by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, notably within the Moscow Multifunctional Mobile Hospital for ‘Rescue and First Aid’. The use of the medical blanket resulted in a rapid improvement in patients' condition, with earlier and more marked pain relief, reducing the need for analgesics by 1.2 to 1.4 times. As a result, patients treated with medical coverage were able to leave hospital earlier compared with the control group.
The Moscow Mental Health Research Centre (MHRC) also highlights the effectiveness of medical coverage in the complex therapy of patients with slow and borderline mental disorders, where clinical trials have shown increased effectiveness of complex therapy when combined with the use of coverage.
Clinical trials carried out by the Russian Scientific Centre for Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy revealed particularly positive effects of total wrapping with the blanket, including a reduction in the intensity of neurotic reactions, less emotional and vascular instability, an increase in limb temperature and normalisation of blood pressure.
In terms of statistical results, blanket therapy showed impressive rates of improvement in various areas: 82% for diseases of the respiratory system, 76% for diseases of the digestive system, 58% for diseases of the musculoskeletal system, 40% for metabolic and involutional disorders, 83% for brain disorders and trauma, 92% for disorders of the peripheral nervous system, and 86% for disorders of the autonomic nervous system. These results testify to the effectiveness of medical cover as a complementary tool in the treatment of various ailments, thereby enhancing patients' well-being and quality of life.
Method of application : Blanket is a powerful therapeutic agent, with a procedure lasting up to 40 minutes. The treatment lasts 3 to 4 weeks (1-3 treatments per day). 3 cycles can be done. The interval between repeated cycles should be 7-10 days. During the process, set an alarm clock as this therapeutic blanket is very relaxing and you may fall asleep.
General Specifications for the Therapeutic Blanket Pucma works by creating a local environment, used as a full or partial wrap, and emits low intensity body radiation beneficial to the person. This includes caring for the person with its own reflected infrared (IR) electromagnetic radiation, caring for them with its own very high frequency (VHF) electromagnetic radiation, as well as a more uniform distribution of the free electrical charge on the skin's surface. The blanket offers partial protection against external electrostatic and electromagnetic fields, helping to correct vegetative and hormonal imbalance, normalise immunity, restore regulatory and adaptive capacities, and improve mental and emotional state. It can be used twice a day, in the morning and afternoon or in the evening, for one month.
Used by LUCH Sports Club, Ekaterinburg
Lipskaya N.G.
A combination of procedures was used daily, immediately after the training of the best track and field athletes. The athletes who received the treatment recovered more quickly, with better performance during exercise. Improved recovery enabled the athletes to get through the sporting season injury-free, while remaining at the top of their game.
‘IMPULSE-CORRECT’ rehabilitation centre
based at the Tyumen research centre of the
Siberian Academy of Engineering Sciences,
Tryumen
Mizova O.V.
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system: osteoarthritis, arthritis, polyarthritis, osteochondrosis, myositis). ENT and respiratory diseases: sinusitis, otitis, vasomotor rhinitis, cochlear neuritis, quintet, tonsillitis, ARD, bronchitis. Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: peptic ulcer, gastritis, colitis, pancreatitis, cholecystopancreatitis). Diseases of the urinary system: cystitis, adnexitis.
Analysis of therapeutic results showed distinct positive trends (both subjective and objective) in 97.5% of patients. Patients suffering from diseases of the musculoskeletal system improved (or cured) their kyphoscoliosis, increased the range of movement of the spinal column and eliminated painful sensations. Patients suffering from gastrointestinal illnesses experienced less discomfort, less painful sensations, less epigastric burning, less frequent bowel movements and less pain.
Medical, mental and social rehabilitation centre for disabled children, Moscow
Leonov A.V.
Research has been carried out into the therapeutic coverage for the
rehabilitation of patients suffering from autonomic circulatory disorders manifested by
manifested by latent autonomic lability or clinically manifested autonomic dysfunction.
A blanket rehabilitation treatment consisted of 9 to 25 procedures performed in the morning or evening every other day with a final exposure of
25 to 40 minutes (the initial exposure in all patients was 10 to 15
minutes).
The blanket treatment resulted in a significant and stable improvement in the condition of 83% of patients, while no improvement or an unstable improvement was observed in 17% of patients.
Treatment using therapeutic blankets led to an objective reduction in autonomic abnormalities, activation of the body's reserves and protective capacities, and regulation of psycho-emotional disturbances.
After treatment, a clear improvement was observed in 83% of cases, a slight improvement in 12% and 5% of cases remained unchanged.
The following clinical neurological trends were observed during treatment:- Correction of muscle tone (reduction of hypertonicity)
- Normalisation in cases of hypotonia/dystonia - Reduction or disappearance of hyperkinesia, in terms of extent and intensity
extent and intensity
- Increase in the number of active and passive movements
- In some cases, physical functions that had disappeared as a result of the disease have been reacquired (sitting, walking, targeted manipulation of the hands), thereby promoting self-management.
- Reduction in the frequency and intensity of headaches
- Improved voluntary emotional state (better mood, corrected behaviour, normalised sleep)
- Correction of functional anomalies in the autonomic nervous system
- Pain relief
The effects obtained on the neural and somatic state confirm the targeted action of
targeted action on the underlying pathogenic mechanisms of neurological
neurological diseases.
RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC CENTRE FOR RESTORATIVE MEDICINE AND BALNEOTHERAPY, MINISTRY OF HEALTH, MOSCOW
Khan M.A., Radetskaya L.I., Konova O.M., Dmitrienko Ye.G., Vakhova Ye.L11.4.1 Use of therapeutic blanket in the prevention of acute respiratory diseases in children. After activation treatment, the efficacy of treatment in children with frequent acute respiratory illness improved to 72.6% compared with 40.2% (p<0.05) in the control group. Follow-up tests at 6 months demonstrated the stability of the therapeutic effect. During the 6 months following treatment, no complications related to acute respiratory illness were observed in children in the test group.
A study of the rate of illness in children revealed 1.4 times fewer exacerbations of ENT or acute respiratory illnesses.
In this way, the application of therapeutic cover helps to strengthen non-specific resistance in frequently ill children by improving control of the thermal and autonomic nervous systems. This reduces the rate of acute respiratory illnesses and the frequency of exacerbations of chronic ENT diseases, as well as the patient's drug load.
TREATMENT COVERAGE AND EFFECTIVENESS
11.1 Department of physiotherapy and therapeutic gymnastics, INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGY, RAMS, Moscow
Chernikova L.A., Kashina Ye.M.
Therapeutic blanketing has been used in the multidisciplinary treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis, residual manifestations of cerebral circulation disorders, hyperkinesia of various aetiologies, etc.
The reason for inclusion in a composite treatment is the presence of psycho-emotional tension or pain.
In 83.3% of patients with psycho-emotional stress syndrome, there was an improvement in the emotional-voluntary side, manifested by increased mental activity, improved mood, increased emotional tone, interest in treatment, reduced mental workload and a feeling of comfort. 70% of patients with pain of various intensities had a reduction in the manifestations of pain assessed by the Melzac pain scale.
Duration of full wrap procedures
NOTES:1. For children, the average duration of each procedure (chosen according to age group) is maintained throughout the course.
2. For men and women, in most cases, the average duration of the procedure is gradual.
reduced from the maximum value (of the time interval) to the minimum value at the end of the course.
An exception to this rule concerns patients with severe or moderately severe abnormalities of the cardiovascular system. In these cases, the duration of the procedure is chosen within a range of 15 to 20 minutes and kept constant throughout.
Another exception is cases of concomitant acute inflammation. In these cases, the treatment consists of two phases: during phase 1, the duration of the procedure is gradually increased up to the maximum value of the time interval.
During phase 2, the duration of the procedure is gradually reduced to the minimum value of the time interval. During phase 1, it is recommended that the duration of the procedure be increased in stages, as follows:
a) For men: 16, 20, 25, 32 and 40 minutes. b) For women: 16, 20, 25 and 32 minutes.
Depending on the extent and acuteness of the inflammation, up to 4 procedures are performed at each duration level.
Points 1 and 2 refer to average procedure times. This means that, as part of a course of therapeutic coverage, the duration of the procedure should be varied randomly each day, by 5 to 10% around the average value chosen.
In some cases, pain or an exacerbation of the disease may be observed at the start of treatment. To treat and prevent these signs in subsequent procedures, the duration of treatment should be temporarily reduced.
The structure of the body's non-specific adaptive responses and functional states.
Operational factors
Wrapping the blanket around the patient's body creates a local environment with the following active biophysical factors:
- Exposure of the patient to their own reflected infrared electromagnetic emissions.
- Exposure of the patient to their own reflected very high frequency electromagnetic emissions.
- Complete or partial protection of the patient's body from external electrostatic and electromagnetic fields - Uniform redistribution of the body's surface electric charge in the environment protected from external electrostatic fields.
- Two additional confidential factors that the manufacturing company will not disclose.
TMB APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH IMPROVEMENT
PREVENTIVE CARE, REHABILITATION AND CLINICAL
CLINICAL THERAPY
Applications for the improvement of health are intended for :
- Improving the body's health reserves.
- Maintain physical condition, work capacity and psycho-emotional state.
- Improving the effectiveness of combined treatments and
recovery methods.
Applications for primary preventive care are aimed at. :
- Improving the body's functional reserves
- Improving the psycho-emotional state and preventing illness and functional disorders in children and adolescents - Preventing illness and functional disorders in people exposed to psycho-emotional stress
- Preventing accidents at work and occupational illnesses in people exposed to high levels of physical and mental stress in the course of their work
- Reducing the harmful effects of various damaging factors
- Preventing injury and illness in athletes and improving sporting performance
- Preventing the development of disease in people with functional abnormalities and pre-clinical conditions
- Improving the efficacy of combined treatments and
prevention methods.
Preventing disease in people under psycho-emotional stress
Stress constitutes a pathological state or states intermediate between well-being and illness.
The preventive course on therapeutic cover is designed to
- Ridding the body of stress
- Maintaining health
- Improving psycho-emotional state.
- The course consists of 5 to 15 procedures carried out at any time of the day or night.
time of day or night.
Method of application: Wrap the whole body. Duration of one session
It is recommended to carry out the wrapping course in the event of major stress or during a period of prolonged exposure to the sun.
during prolonged exposure to stress factors.
Primary prevention
The general decline in the population's level of health has led to a situation where most people live in intermediate states between well-being and illness.
Sooner or later, this leads to the development of disease. Micronised cover procedures help to rid the body of unfavourable intermediate functional states, prevent illness and restore and maintain well-being.
Improving the psycho-emotional state and preventing illness in children, adolescents and adults
Modern trends towards letting the next generation raise
to raise themselves make stringent demands on children's mental capacities and physiological functions. Exposure to negative social, domestic and other stressors leads first of all to failures of mental adaptation, manifested in abnormal sleep patterns, higher levels of anxiety, impatience, certain cognitive disturbances, instability of the autonomic system, and so on. Failure of mental adaptation reduces the child's overall adaptive strengths and leads to the onset and development of serious disorders. The failure of mental adaptation considerably hinders preventive functions, social adaptation, the restoration of optimal functional status and the elimination of signs of mental discomfort.
Consequently, the normalisation, as far as possible, of the child's psycho-emotional state, which has been altered by the various stress factors, must form an integral part of all aspects of preventive care, rehabilitation and therapy.
reduce vulnerability to disease and achieve optimal performance in children and adolescents.
The TMB preventive course is designed for the following people
- Preventing illness and functional disorders
- Reducing impatience and aggression
- Relieving anxiety and depression
- Improving attention
- Improving health
- Improve learning ability.
The preventive development course consists of 15 to 20 procedures performed in the morning before 11am if possible.
To obtain a better and longer-lasting effect, it is recommended that, at the end of the course :
- Light activation response at a high level of reactivity - if the main aim is to reduce impatience and aggression
- Strong activation response at a high reactivity level - if the main objective is to reduce anxiety and depression. If necessary, repeat the course after 1 to 6 weeks.
Improving quality of life in hopeless patients
Desperate patients are generally in a very serious situation. Their lives are full of distress. Their family and friends also suffer from witnessing the situation. The primary aim of the procedures is to restore the body's integrity, restore self-regulation and improve the psycho-emotional state by bringing about physiological benefits.
Full body wrap. The first procedure is performed before breakfast. The second procedure is performed at midday or in the evening, not too late.
CLINICAL THERAPY AND REHABILITATION
The common cause of all disease is a reduction in immunity and an alteration in the body's adaptive activity. The non-specific bases of disease are NARs to stress and other NARs with low and very low levels of reactivity.
Initially unfavourable therapeutic procedures allow the body to move to a more favourable state, establishing functional states associated with the restoration of the integrity and harmonisation of the physiological functions of the body's various sub-systems and improving the body's resistance to unfavourable internal and external factors. Therapy and rehabilitation of somatic disorders or irreversible porphological changes in organs and tissues using blanket therapy alone is rarely carried out, as in most cases the therapeutic effect is achieved slowly.
It makes more sense to use specific clinical therapies and rehabilitation methods in combination with the treatment and this. considerably improves the therapeutic effect of specific treatment and rehabilitation regimes in terms of treatment quality, recovery and restoration time, and reduces material expenditure.
Preventing injuries and illnesses in athletes and improving sporting performance The preventive course of therapeutic cover is aimed at
- Improving health
- Improving psycho-emotional state
- Improving physical training results
- Improving sporting results.
The course consists of 10 to 20 procedures performed in the morning before
11am (optimum time).
Method of application: Full body wrap. The duration of a
There should be significant differences in treatment methods between periods of physical training, competition and rest, as well as between periods of physical training, competition and rest, as well as between periods of physical training, competition and rest.
competition and rest periods, as well as between different types of sport.
Improving the quality of life of the elderly
The quality of life of the elderly is often considerably reduced in terms of general health, physical stamina, work capacity, pain and psycho-emotional state.
The treatment of micronised cover aims to :
- Improving health.
- Elimination of health-related complaints.
- Improve general activity and endurance.
- Improve psycho-emotional state.
The course lasts 45 to 60 days. The first rehabilitation course is carried out using two procedures per day.
Method of application: Full body wrap. Subsequent rehabilitation courses can be carried out with one TMB procedure per day. The duration of a procedure is determined in accordance with section 9.1. Sessions should be repeated periodically every 3 to 6 months.
History of this discovery
HISTORY
The origins of this technology can be traced back to the long-lost civilisations of ancient Schumer, Egypt, Babylon and
Assyria.
Devices using this technique were used in various religious cultures. Priests used them to know the will of the gods and to revive forces in order to embody the gods' desires.
Such devices are mentioned in the cuneiform tablets preserved in the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, which belonged to the Schumerian and Accadian civilisations between 2350 and 2150 BC. However, a more detailed description of such a device can be found in the Bible - a unique collection of religious legends, scriptures and historical chronicles.
The book of Exodus describes events that took place in the 14th century BC. Moses led the Hebrew people from Egypt to the Promised Land. After crossing the north-western bay of the Red Sea, the Lord and Moses made a covenant on Mount Ras es-Safsafeh, inscribed on stone tablets.
The sacred tablets were kept in the Ark of the Covenant, which was a box made of acacia wood, covered inside and out with gold and adorned with a crown and golden rings. It was 2.5 ellipses long, 1.5 ellipses wide and 1.5 ellipses high. The Ark of the Testimony was intended to store the stone tablets of the Lord's covenant, but it was also the place where God revealed his will to Moses.
‘There I will meet you and talk with you from above the mercy seat, between the two cherubim that are on the ark of the covenant, about everything that is on the ark of the covenant, everything that I will give you as a commandment for the children of Israel...’ (Exodus 25:22).
For a long time, the Israelites used the Ark in their war campaigns. After Solomon built the Great Temple in Jerusalem, the Ark of the Covenant was placed inside the Temple and solemnly transferred to the ‘Holy of Holies’. Its subsequent fate is unknown. It is thought to have been destroyed during the destruction and burning of the Great Temple.
However, there is a Christian legend according to which the Ark was hidden in a cave by the prophet Jeremiah.
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A few centuries later, several people tried to reconstruct its equivalent.
They believed that the Ark helped to attain eternal youth and to preserve and restore health. The Inquisition erased most of these people's names.
This is why all current knowledge on this subject was established in the first half of the 20th century. As we know, the Austrian psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich came close to reconstructing the Ark of the Covenant.
Reich believed that there was a certain vital energy, which he called ‘orgone’, that circulated around the body.
‘orgone', which circulated in the human body. The human body can only function if it can absorb, accumulate, use and emit this energy. The process of receiving, accumulating and emitting energy takes the form of
a biological pulse.
If this biological pulse is disturbed, it is the process of expansion or contraction that is affected.
expansion or contraction, leading to the development of abnormal processes (biopathies). Biopathies can take the form of diseases: anaemia, asthma, angina pectoris, cancer, multiple sclerosis, chorea, epilepsy, hypertension, neuroses, psychoses, etc.
According to Reich, the aim of therapy is to restore this natural biological pulse. To achieve this, Reich developed several approaches. His main approaches include clinical bioenergetics, orgonomy and ‘orgone accumulators’. For the purposes of these guidelines, we need to consider orgone accumulators. Reich stated that these
‘accumulators’ can strengthen the energy currents in the human body and restore the bioenergetic pulse.
As an orgone accumulator, he used a wooden box with sides proportional to the dimensions of the Ark of the Covenant.
The inside of the box was lined with a special metal foil. The patient was placed in the box. In Reich's study, orgone accumulated in the box and was transferred to the patient, increasing the bioenergetic currents. Thanks to the orgone energy supplied in this way for half an hour each day, the biological pulse was gradually restored. As a result, the patient improved.
Reich was able to treat many illnesses with such a simple device. Even chronic illnesses that were incurable using conventional methods were successfully treated.
He obtained encouraging results in cancer therapy. He has achieved encouraging results in cancer therapy. The
‘orgone accumulators’ have had particularly beneficial effects on children of various ages.
After Reich's death, the story of ‘orgone accumulators’ continued. The ‘accumulators’ are well known at the International Institute
of Bioenergetic Analysis in New York, at the American College of Orgonomy in Princeton (New Jersey), at the Institute of Parapsychology in Munich (Germany), and so on.
Heiko Lassek, Director of the Wilhelm Reich Institute in Berlin, has used ‘orgone accumulators’ to improve the quality of life of stage IV cancer patients. A significant improvement in the state of health was observed in 15 of the 17 incurable patients. Prolonged remission with a temporary return to work was achieved in 3 of the 15 other patients.
In Russia, attempts to reproduce an analogue of the Ark
of the Covenant began in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The most successful approach was carried out by Alexander Datchenko of Taganrog, Russia. Datchenko first revealed all the physical factors likely to affect a person in an ‘orgone accumulator’ or in the vicinity of the Ark of the Covenant. He then tried to find the optimum combination and density of each factor.
The diversity and availability of advanced materials made it possible to replace the cumbersome wooden constructions of yesteryear. The modern version of the Ark of the Covenant has been produced in the form of a blanket with integrated screens made of synthetic membranes, known as the Multilayer Therapeutic Blanket. This new version of the Ark of the Covenant has proved to be more practical and convenient to use. The main advantage, however, is its effectiveness in improving health, recovery, prevention and clinical treatment of illness, which exceeds the effectiveness of other ‘orgone accumulators’.
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