JPA DiaDENS-DT, Manual

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Fatty degeneration Dg (8)
Functional disorders, illnesses and pathologic states related to metabolism of lipids (fatty degeneration of organs, disorder of
fat metabolism in endocrine disorders; thyroid disease, pathology of gall ducts).
When measurements show deviations from normal values, the DENS treatment protocol should include treatment of organs
and systems with distorted energy levels regardless of the complaints.
To assess the activity of pathological processes in organs and systems of the body, a detailed examination of energy
meridians must be carried out using the "index decrease" effect.
Detailed Examination of the State of Energy Meridians Using the "Index Decrease" Effect
To obtain the maximum value, do not remove the active electrode from the measuring point. Without increasing the
pressure of the electrode on the skin, press the POWER+ button. The MAX= value on the screen will indicate the maximum
value, after which the device will automatically take two measurements one second apart, showing the difference between
the current and the maximum values, taking the indication into consideration. The data will be shown on the screen for 3-4
seconds.
Enter the value into the special form (the diagnostic card) to hold an analysis.
Then the device will return to its initial state and show the FOLL message on the screen; after which, the value of the next
point can be measured.
It is recommended that the same point should not be measured more than three times in a row because measurements distort
the blood flow dynamics at the point of measurement and the indicated values will have no diagnostic significance.
Analysis of Results: the difference between the maximum measurement and the consequent measurements should not
exceed 5 units (regardless of the measurement sign). When the difference exceeds 5 points, this indicates activation of
pathological processes in the organs included in the meridian.
In addition to estimating reference values of measurements at end points and registration of the "index decrease" effect, it is
important to compare reference values of measurements in end points of each meridian on the right and left palm and foot.
The asymmetry of these measurements will indicate a misbalance in the functions of corresponding organ or tissue systems.
Deviating parameters in points of measurement indicate that DENS procedures should include treatment of all organs and
systems with distorted energy values.
Medicated testing
Initial testing of current intensity should commence with the measurement of initial values in Foil units at the end points of
all meridians. Then the tested substance - in packaged form (testing tube, blister package, paper package) - must be placed
in the contour of the passive diagnostic electrode, and the measurement should be repeated at the same points.
By comparing the obtained measurements, the influence the substance will have on the meridians under observation can be
concluded.
If necessary, other substances can be tested subsequently.
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NOTE! Do not place unpacked samples inside the passive electrode as it is
not recommended to wash the electrode, and particles of the sample
remaining on the surface of the electrode will affect measurement values of
subsequent testing of other substances.
Analysis of Results: if the testing values are close to the norm or are within the limits of the norm, the tested medication will have a
beneficial influence on the condition of organs within the given meridian. If measurements of the tested substance deviate from the norm in
comparison with the initial data, administration of the given substance is undesirable (Table 2).
Table 2
Assessing the Dynamics in Values of Measuring Points
In testing of Medications using Foil Method