Methodological aspects of implementing quantum medicine technologies

Microwave resonance therapy (MRT) is the basic technology of quantum medicine, is used for the application of mm-range electromagnetic radiation (EMR) to biologically active points on human skin. The EMR is characterized by specific values of radiation frequency, flux power, time of operation, treatment duration, the number of sessions and other individually adjusted indicators. MRT provides stable positive results in the treatment of various human diseases. The list of the diseases successfully treated by the MRT numbers nearly 60, including those of gastrointestinal tract, respiratory system, endocrine, vascular circulatory, locomotor and nervous systems, as well as immunodeficiency and allergic states. For 88 per cent of the patients the MRT is used in the monotherapeutic mode, which eliminates the risk of allergic complications, side effects and dependence on drugs. The treatment may pursue various objectives depending on the nature of the pathology and the presence of irreversible organic transformations in organs and tissues. On the whole, with 85 per cent of patients a good clinical effect was observed.