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New Russian Millimeter Wave Therapy Devices
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The authors described their approach and devices developed for EHF therapy (treatment of diseases with millimeter waves (MMW)). The authors report that EHF therapy began in 1977 and since then has proven to be very effective for a wide range of diseases. The multifrequency EHF diagnosis and EHF therapy can be accomplished with the use of recently developed apparatuses "Yalbot" and "Yarmarka." The horn irradiator of the "Yarmarka" apparatus is provided with removable and sterilizeable nozzles which optimize the local exposure conditions. The incident power density at the irradiator output is no less than 5 mW/cm2 [BENER 13339]
READER COMMENTS
July 28, 1999 - Dr. Pretidev Ramdawon (Centre of Energy Medicine & Anti-Stress Therapy)
I am using millimeter wave resonance therapy with the help of Russian-made apparatuses (PAQT and MILTA-KVTch) with much success. I can say it's a most wonderful development in modern medicine, maybe even more wondrous than laser therapy. But, I am actually using a combination of millimeter wave resonance therapy and laser therapy also with much success and satisfaction. With my best wishes, Dr. Pretidev Ramdawon M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc.
February 10, 1997 - J. Keeley, Independent Researcher
Are there any indications that the Soviet space program utilized artificial electromagnetic field generators in their spacecraft to simulate the earth's magnetic field? Are there any refence materials available? I have been searching for material from NASA on the use of artificial magnetic field simulation in the Opollo Space program during the early 60's. Not much luck there either.
December 06, 1996 - kasmin jefferson, reyza@ix.netcom.com
Is there a working model of this apparatus in or around seattle? Please send me more information on wave therapy and pathalogies it treats.
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