Question:

What is common between the IWT and the oriental medicine?

Answer:

• The spectral nature of the extremely weak electromagnetic radiation (ER) which forms the basis of the IWT plays a great part in the interaction of the human body with the environment and is also fully interwoven with the functioning of the human body's physiological system.
• The scientific background of the human body's information - its wave field - results in comprehension of the mystery - "vital" energy. This energy forms the basis of the so-called oriental medicine. The theory of circulation and "vital" energy's functionality, the structure of the energy channels, their interaction between each other and a good many of various aspects was pretty carefully worked out in the oriental medicine.
• However, despite its thousand year long empirical experience and effectiveness of treatment by means of oriental medicine's methods, its approaches to the human body treatment in its integrity and interconnection the oriental medicine makes use of nonscientific concepts and terms. The empirical approach requires a well founded scientific substantiation.
• The IWT is a practical realization of oriental medicinal practice based on the modern achievements of science and technology.
• The IWT accepts the concept of human organism "energy channels" (systems) which interact, but it approaches the treatment of patients from the scientific viewpoint of electromagnetic homeostasis.
• The methods of IWT lie in the fact that the human body's information field is offered specific electromagnetic signals that interact with the field of a sick human body under treatment.