BREATHING DEVICE TFI - "SAMOZDRAV"

What the inventor says

 

“Abnormally low content of the vital substance - carbon dioxide - in human organisms represents a huge hazard to health and the very life of millions of people. In view of the carbon dioxide deficiency, spastic phenomena (spasms) take place all over the organism, generating fatal consequences: essential hypertension, ischemic heart disease, constipation, obesity, diabetes (type 2), bronchial asthma, stomach ulcer, osteochondrosis, etc. Spasmolytics and vasodilating preparations remove a spasm just for a while, not eliminating its underlying cause.

Breathing device, simulator "Samozdrav" is intended to ensure restoration of the permanent, normal carbon dioxide content in arterial blood; consequently spastic phenomena are eliminated automatically.

I am engaged in researching of scientific and practical problems of this area for several decades; in particular, in researching of methods to enhance adaptative, compensatory, and reserve capacities of the organism with the help of special respiratory mixtures with carbon dioxide increased content. The accumulated results of this sphere scientific researches and applications (some of which have being used in practical cosmonautics for decades) testify that the technique used in simulator TFI  "Samozdrav"  is the most scientifically proved and perspective.

No doubt, complex TFI - "Samozdrav" is an outstanding achievement of our Russian scientific school of human physiology. The accessible tool has been created, and it already has helped hundreds of thousands, and in the long term it will help millions of people suffering from numerous “civilization diseases”.

 

 

N. A. Agadzhanjan, the professor, the Doctor of Medicine, the full member of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, the International Academy of Astronautics, the Russian Ecological Academy, the New York Academy of Sciences, the head of the sub-faculty of Normal Physiology of the Russian University of Peoples’ Friendship Medical Department, Moscow.

 

   

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