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[COMPLEX STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF TSKHALTUBO RADON WATER INHALATION]
M Nikolaishvili1, D Zurabashvili1, T Museliani1
1N. Beritashili Center of Experimental Biomedicine; I. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University; Georgian State Teaching University of Physical Education and sport, Tbilisi, Georgia.
Georgian Medical News
|November 6, 2019
Summary
Radon inhalation therapy, using Tskhaltubo water, positively impacts metabolism by normalizing key blood components like catecholamines and amino acids. This study analyzed alpha radiation effects in patients undergoing radon baths.
Area of Science:
- Biochemistry
- Environmental Health
- Radiology
Background:
- The effects of high-frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF) and radon therapy are not fully understood.
- Continuous exposure to various EMF frequencies warrants further investigation.
- Tskhaltubo water's alpha radiation effects require detailed analysis.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the effects of alpha radiation from Tskhaltubo water.
- To investigate the impact of radon inhalation on patient metabolism.
Main Methods:
- 25 patients underwent inhalation procedures using air radon baths (36-37°C).
- Radon concentration in baths was maintained at 37.0 Bq/m³.
- Quantitative and qualitative analyses were performed on biological samples.
Main Results:
- Radon inhalation actively influences the metabolism of biological components.
- Observed effects on catecholamines, amines, and free amino acids.
- Biochemical experiments indicated a normalization trend in blood component composition after 10 days.
Conclusions:
- Radon inhalation therapy shows a positive impact on metabolic processes.
- Tskhaltubo water's radon therapy may normalize essential blood components.
- Further research into EMF and radon therapy interactions is recommended.
