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In the orgone theory of Wilhelm Reich, a disturbance in the energy flow of the plasmatic system (nervous and vascular systems) of an organism, held to cause various maladies..
After the initial improvement of the female cancer patient, the subsequent sequel of difficulties laid bare the complexity and depth of her cancer biopathy and its resistance to cure.
Although more basic therapy is necessary to attack the root causes of biopathy, orgone radiation has been shown to relieve the symptoms of such biopathies as cancer and hypertension.
Over the next several years, Reich worked out a concept of some diseases, including cancer, as “biopathies” or “biopathic diseases.”
Thus, we can make a conclusion that using the methods of biopathy in the treatment of chronic alcoholics, specifically B-N, provides positive changes in the indexes of quality of life in terms of generalized criterion of effectiveness of rehabilitating measures that may form the basis of treatment preventing relapse of the disease.
Biopathy is a method of treatment that, without harmful side effects, enhances quality of life by safely and promptly reducing sufferings that arise from physical discomforts due to pain and illness.
Biopathy was introduced by academician Professor Akira Osato in the year 1969.
CAM therapies focused upon proper nutrition and the technologies of biopathy illustrated, for instance, by use of an "electrical apparatus showing signs of light and sound" exemplify this model, which is characterized by "principles of democracy, consultancy, and uniqueness."
Another alternative therapy touted in the Detroit vessel was biopathy. This now-forgotten practice rejected all medication, viewing the human body as an electric battery (consisting of twelve "elements") that, if kept topped up, could run for 140 years or more.
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Biopathy means In the orgone theory of Wilhelm Reich, a disturbance in the energy flow of the plasmatic system (nervous and vascular systems) of an organism, held to cause various maladies..
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After the initial improvement of the female cancer patient, the subsequent sequel of difficulties laid bare the complexity and depth of her cancer biopathy and its resistance to cure.
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