Question:

Can the IWT be treated as a panacea medicine?

Answer:

To a great extent - yes. Because it's based on the human body's "sensibility" (the IWT second methodological principle). The infowave therapy is such a factor which the human body needs at the present moment, i.e. anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, vessel-dilatory, anti-stress or anti-strain - as the case may be - it is resorted to by using the therapeutic frequencies chosen by the human body which are purely individual and necessary for it at the present moment. Due to the fact that the human body unerringly selects individually what it needs at every present moment the IWT combats a good many classes of medical problems, i.e. it is a panacea - cure-all in reality.

I fully realize that the orthodox oriented physicians refute the very idea of such a treatment and fail to grasp its message. But pharmacological medicine resorts to using only one method that of medicines. And they think that pharm-preparations of different chemical compositions should be used for various diseases as panacea.