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Using reflex mechanisms for self-treatment is a very good idea. And it can be used for treatment of nearly all diseases. As any irritation is transmitted in our body in the form of nerve (electrical) impulses, it should be possible to make a universal “electrical” pill, why not? That is what Alexander Karasev was thinking about in 1972…

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Doctors say

Olga Statova “No matter how good the device is. First of all SCENAR is an additional method of treatment. The patient comes to a doctor, to a person, not a machine. Now many doctors have no time to just talk to a patient, pay attention to him and his particular problems. For SCENAR-therapists such attitude is unacceptable…
Concentrating on the disease the patient is complaining of is wrong. People who know the abilities of SCENAR therapy can unwind the spiral of disease history and find out the original source of the problem which caused the present condition of the patient. Having found the cause of the present disease, your main task is to eliminate it. Most SCENAR-therapists can do this with the help of SCENAR, their knowledge and experience.”
Olga Statova, Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Publications

I was given weeks to live, but then my cancer disappeared

After a terminal cancer diagnosis, Tiff had prepared to die. Aged 32, she had already planned her funeral. But a miracle happened.

Tiff Youngs said she wanted to see her daughter grow up.

Leicester Tigers captain and former England rugby player Tom Youngs’ wife Tiff was diagnosed with cancer, which she was told was terminal in 2013.

His brother, Leicester and England scrum-half Ben Youngs, pulled out of the British and Irish Lions squad following their family’s devastating news.

Here, Tiff shares her journey with Sky News: