HEART RESTART

Our heart works flawlessly throughout the years of our lives, enduring numerous stresses caused by complex life situations and physical overload. The heart is also exposed to harmful factors such as alcohol abuse, smoking and a poor diet. The most important factor that reduces the quality of the heart is hypodynamics. The totality of all these factors has a powerful destructive effect on the heart muscle, bringing it into a painful state and causing such formidable diseases as coronary disease, rhythm disorders, heart attack and heart failure. All this reduces the quality and life expectancy of a person. Attempts to cure the resulting heart pathology using drugs and surgical operations give only temporary success, without essentially changing the qualitative state of the heart muscle.
So the transplanted heart ages (wears out) much faster than its own, and the average life expectancy with a transplanted heart is 10 years.

A new method for treatment of heart diseases, which is called "pulse therapy," has been created by psychotherapist V. Chiyanov. With this method, it is possible to stop the "wear-out" of the heart, blocking the effect of harmful factors on the vessels of the heart and the heart muscle itself. Thanks to this technique, it is possible to "fill" the heart with a new fresh "life force," which allows you to restart the work of the heart muscle and extend the work of your own heart for many years. Experience in the treatment of "cardiac" patients shows that it is possible to return patients with severe heart failure to their normal state and even scar changes disappear after suffering microinfarcions.

The essence of "pulse therapy" lies in the transfer of the patient's own "vitality" accumulated by the psychotherapist to the patient through the vessels directly to the heart. The transfer is carried out with the help of the donor doctor's willpower and "vitality."
In most cases, after several sessions of "pulse therapy," patients note an improvement in well-being. If "pulse therapy" is supplemented with such methods as hypnotherapy, "psychoresonance therapy," bioenergy therapy, then the effect will be even more expressive.

The method of "pulse therapy" can be used for the preventive purpose of preventing the "wear-out" of the heart in persons working in stess conditions, excessive physical activity and with other harmful factors.