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Human Circadian Phenotyping and Diurnal Performance Testing in the Real World
Published on: April 7, 2020
Summary
Special medical technology using resonant chronophytotherapy applies principles of relativity to treat chronic diseases with herbal tinctures. This method offers a safe, effective alternative or complementary therapy for various conditions.
Area of Science:
- Physics
- Medicine
- Biology
Context:
- The application of Einstein's special theory of relativity to biological systems.
- The established practice of Resonant Chronophytotherapy (SMT RCPT) for chronic disease management over 27 years.
Purpose:
- To present the principles and application of Special Medical Technology Resonant Chronophytotherapy (SMT RCPT).
- To highlight the efficacy and safety of SMT RCPT in treating a wide range of chronic diseases.
- To introduce the internet-based variant of SMT RCPT and its role in modern chronomedicine.
Summary:
- SMT RCPT utilizes herbal tinctures with dynamically adjusted dosages and administration times, based on relativistic physics.
- This therapy has been successfully applied to diverse conditions including epilepsy, asthma, hypertension, and dermatological disorders.
- The treatment focuses on alleviating non-specific disease symptoms, reducing reliance on synthetic drugs, and has no contraindications.
Impact:
- SMT RCPT offers a safe, non-contraindicated therapeutic option that complements conventional treatments.
- It reduces dependence on and complications associated with synthetic medications.
- The development of an internet-based variant expands accessibility, aligning with the global trend towards chronomedicine.
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