Voll method: diagnostics of diseases at preclinical stage

Hardly anyone in the head will come to deny the crucial importance of diagnosis. It not only reveals the first symptoms of the disease, but in most cases it is an indispensable assistant in determining the diagnosis. Timely and correct treatment depends on it. In recent years, medicine has stepped far ahead. The number of diseases from this, of course, did not decrease, but it was much easier to determine them at the early stages. Along with other types of research is widely used and diagnosis by the method of Voll.

What is the essence of this method? The whole point is that any disease begins with biochemical changes in the cell. They are gradually infected with harmful viruses and bacteria, and a person often does not know about his illness and considers himself healthy. The protective forces of the body are so great that they are able to compensate for these harmful effects. But everything has an end point, and the ability to compensate. Then the second stage begins. In medicine, it is often called the stage of decompensation. The disease continues to progress, anatomical organ changes begin, and the person feels painful symptoms. Actually, this is the beginning of the course of the disease.

Here it is necessary to recall the method of Voll. It was created and patented in the middle of the last century. However, in Russia it was officially applied only in the last 10 years of the 20th century. Electro-puncture diagnostics by the Foll method allows to identify the disease at the very initial (preclinical stage). Let's see how it works. Everyone knows that there are acupuncture points on our feet and hands that are responsible for this or that organ. On this, by the way, many methods of oriental massage are based. Influence on a particular point is able to cure the organ that is associated with it.

The Voll method suggests using these points not for treatment, but for diagnostics. However, treatment is also appointed afterwards. Each point carries a maximum of information about a particular organ. At the moment of exposure to it, a weak electric current measures the resistance, the value of which eloquently indicates the health of the organ.

What can Voll's method determine?

• Initial pathologies of all the basic systems of the human body (nervous, digestive, endocrine and others);
• Foci and causes of inflammatory processes;
• Predisposition to the appearance of malignant or benign tumors;
• Suitable drugs for the treatment of a particular disease.

In addition, he is able to test cosmetic products, food and dental materials.

The mechanism of diagnosis is quite simple. The special device has two electrodes: passive and active. The first of them is fixed on the arm, the second doctor-follist moves on the other hand, probing them biologically active points and fixing resistance in them. Each point has its own norm corridor. Usually it is from 50 to 65 units. If the value exceeds 65, this indicates a serious lesion of a particular organ. If the indication is less than 50, you can talk about dystrophy. A figure below 30 diagnoses either complete destruction of the organ, or its degeneration.

The Voll method is an excellent diagnostic tool. No wonder the inventor himself was awarded a gold medal of the Vatican - the award is quite rare. To date, this is perhaps the only way to prevent disease, to extinguish the focus of inflammation in the bud.