[Biotics of human blood after applying microcurrents]

Area of Science:

• Biophysics
• Biochemistry
• Physiology

Context:

• Electropuncture therapy involves stimulating acupuncture points with microcurrents.
• This stimulation is known to trigger the release of biologically active substances into the bloodstream.
• Changes in blood microelement composition are hypothesized to accompany this release.

Purpose:

• To investigate the effects of electropuncture on blood microelement concentrations.
• To determine if electropuncture influences the homeostasis of essential trace elements.

Summary:

• Blood samples from healthy individuals were analyzed using biophysical methods before and after electropuncture.
• A decrease in the concentration of elements with alternating valency was observed.
• An increase in alkaline elements was noted in the same blood samples.

Impact:

• Electropuncture stimulation appears to modulate blood microelement levels.
• The findings suggest that electropuncture can help regulate microelement homeostasis.
• This research contributes to understanding the physiological mechanisms of electropuncture.