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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Research Fields in Detail

The Mental State

Reducing Irritability

Vacuum Aspiration

Psychosomatic Status

Reactive Anxiety

Emotional Stability

Positive Values

Imagination

Older People

Multiple Sclerosis

Operations

OPH Syndrome

Emotional States

Anxiety

Epilepsy Treatment

Epilepsy Treatment

Tranquilizers

 

 






Improvement of the Mental State in Older Patients with Atherosclerotic Encephalopathy
Under investigation were 25 men and women at the age of 50 – 70 years with a beginning atherosclerotic encephalopathy.

The patients were treated with both relaxing and activating Medical Resonance Therapy Music®. There were 10 treatments in total, each treatment lasting from 10 to 30 minutes. Starting with a habituation phase of 10 min­utes the treatment was expanded step by step up to 30 minutes. During the first three treat­ments relaxing MRT-Music® was given, in the following four treatments the patients received activating MRT-Music; during the last three treatments they received in the first 10 min­utes relaxing and in the following 20 minutes activating MRT-Music®.

During the whole time of treatment with Medi­cal Resonance Therapy Music® the patients did not receive any medication effecting the central nervous system.


Results

The patients experienced very often a deep muscular relaxation combined with a sen­sa­tion of warmth and with ease and sleepiness.

Furthermore the symptoms “bad mood”, “lethargy”, “tension” and “touchiness” were significantly reduced or even completely released. Over and over again they reported of a release of stress, of the acquisition of distance from unpleasant things, the ex­peri­ence of gentleness, inner peace, a kind of freedom from care and a spiritual state of mind.



 

Investigators:

Prof. Dr. med. A. Reznikov
Prof. Dr. med. G. Butenko
Dr. med. N. Bachinskaya
Dr. med. S. Litovchenko




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