Многомерный человек. Новый высокоэффективный алгоритм самоисцеления человека и лечения животных

The book offered to the reader by academician of the Russian and International Engineering Academies L.G. Puchko "Multidimensional man. A new highly effective algorithm for human self-healing and treatment of animals" is fundamentally dedicated to new methods of healing from so-called incurable and difficult-to-treat chronic diseases that can haunt a person almost all his life. L.G. Puchko is well known to readers from three previous monographs published by the ANS Publishing House under the heading “Discoveries of the Future.” In 2006, for the development of new approaches to (self-)diagnosis and (self-)healing of a person, the foundations of which are set out in the books "Dowsing for Everyone", "Multidimensional Medicine" and "Radiesthetic Human Cognition", the author was awarded the International Prize with a diploma " Leader of Russia's economic development." Highly effective algorithms for (self-)diagnosis and (self-)healing of a person are based on the hypothesis that has existed since ancient times that, along with the physical body, all living beings also have “subtle” bodies. Thus, the author considers any living organism to be “multidimensional”. It is assumed that these bodies have radiation in the ultrahigh frequency range. Unfortunately, at present there is no technical equipment capable of carrying out measurements at these frequencies, so representatives of modern scientific medicine deny their existence. It is well known that without eliminating the cause of the disease, you can only improve the patient’s condition, but it is impossible to completely cure it. Therefore, at present there are numerous chronic and so-called incurable diseases (cancer, diabetes, schizophrenia, some cardiovascular diseases and many others). L.G. Puchko suggests that it is in the “subtle” bodies of a person that the deep causes of diseases are located, without eliminating which it is impossible for a person to heal. To eliminate these underlying causes, the following is required: firstly, a systematic approach to the human and animal body and, secondly, new biotechnologies to combat them. Such biotechnologies, which make it possible to eliminate the root causes of almost any disease, are more effective system algorithms, as well as vibration series with new fundamental settings. The new approaches to human healing and animal treatment presented in the fourth monograph by L.G. Puchko will undoubtedly increase human life expectancy, improving its quality. The book is intended for everyone who is interested in alternative medicine, as well as for everyone who wants to become healthy and happy. . . . . . . .