I created this website in order to show a new approach to treatment of diseases, which pharmacology can not help\which can not be help pharmacologically. In this article I want to talk about Parkinson’s disease. I received a lot of letters from such patients and I understand why.

My friends, I think there is no point to argue figuring out who owns the priority to make injections into trapezius muscles, because they have been done to many different places. It's not so important, it is inportant to change the theoretical approach to the issues of causes, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and, in particular, of Parkinson's disease. Theory RANC ( Recovery of activity of the nerve centers) is based on the Academician RAMS Anokhin's theory about "The background activity of the nerve centers", and this theory, as well as a "nervism theory" created by Sechenov or the theory of stress by Selye, no one questiones. In my opinion, it is the reason whu the method of RANC is gaining more and more supporters, and it doesn't matter how people, who use it, call it.

The policeman waved his wand, telling me to pull over and stop, that's what I did. I did not break any rules so already knew what is going to happen. He would say something like "Operation called "the tired driver" or even come up with some fantastic excuse to justify the stop of an vehicle outside the post without any reasons or violations of the law. But I was completely wrong.

How many years a human being can actually live?

Until recently, the medicine has not found an answer to the main question: what is the cause of human diseases. Were named dozens of different reasons, which are not worth to list as these pseudo-reasons are known to everyone. I have been doing the stimulation of the reticular formation for fifteen years and it seems to me that I have found the answer to this important question, "What is the cause of disease. I was led by observing my patients who were diagnosed with " Parkinson's disease ". There just one question left, why all these people have different symptoms. Parkinson himself in his " Essay on the Shaking Palsy " described only one, the classical form of the disease, when a man is “crooked” and lives in a pose of " prayer ", walks with small steps and pulls his hands as if he goes through the coins.