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ANTIBOL is used:
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electric pulse treatment of various locomotorium disease (osteochondrosis,
arthritis, radiculitis, neuralgia, etc.);
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| for
red beam treatment of inflammatory process (acute respiratory
disease, angina, paradontosis, furuncles, toothache, etc.);
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| treatment
of herpes and healing wounds of different origin (burns, cuts,
chaps, etc.).
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Contraindication:
| oncologic
diseases;
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| active
tuberculosis;
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| acute
myocardial infarction;
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| presence
of artificial cardiac stimulator;
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| pregnancy.
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The ANTIBOL (antipain) device is
an impulse anaesthetic stimulator of red light supplied with
electric massage plates for reflex therapy.
Features
The device provides a possibility to produce an effect both
electric energy when using electrodes on the device housing, and
with light energy when using a light pencil that is connected to
the housing by a flexible wire. The therapeutic effect is based on
the well-known phenomenon of increase of metabolic rate in tissues
and cells under electric pulses, and as a consequence analgetic,
anti - inflammatory, antiedemic and general restorative effects
are achieved in the organism. Low-energy red light radiation has
an analogous effect on the mucous membrane. The human skin is
practically transparent to the radiation used in this device, so a
positive effect can be achieved almost in 100% of cases when light
pulse stimulation is used. The main distinction of the ANTIBOL
device from all analogous devices is automatic continuous tuning
of repetition rate of electric and light pulses (40...250 Hz for 2
min), which on the one hand, does not allow the human organism to
be habituated to an external irritant (which enhanced considerably
the effect of exposure). On the other hand, the wide pulse
repetition rate tuning range assures good agreement with
individual frequencies of biorhythms of the human organism, which
also increases resonantly the efficiency of exposure. In the mode
of electrostimulation the efficiency is not less than 85%.
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