Atherosclerosis III, Atherosclerosis of the Cerebral Vessels

A 66-year-old patient presented with complaints of severe headache, increased blood pressure up to 220/110 mmHg, dizziness, general weakness, malaise, and inability to move without assistance.

Diagnosis: Atherosclerosis III, atherosclerosis of the cerebral vessels, post-acute cerebrovascular accident, left-sided hemiparesis.

Objective findings:
Electroacupuncture testing (EAV by Voll) showed a general conductivity of 20. Readings at the vascular control point were (D) - 12, (S) - 10, and for the pancreas, 12 and 10, respectively. SPED readings were 14 and 16.

Treatment:
Therapy was conducted under the control of the Voll apparatus.

• KL(b) emitter applied for 30 seconds.
• ZB(s) emitter on the head and thoracic aorta projection for 15 seconds, which increased the vascular control point readings to 14 and 14.
• KL(s) emitter applied to the pancreas, increasing readings to 16 and 18 within a minute, after which they started to decline, and the procedure was stopped.
• Blood pressure decreased to 180/95 mmHg, and general conductivity increased to 32 after the first session.

Second day of treatment:

• General conductivity was 26.
• Vascular control points: (D) - 14, (S) - 14; pancreatic readings: 14 and 14; SPED: 16 and 16.
• KL(b) emitter applied for 40 seconds under Voll apparatus control, leading to an initial increase in SPED to 24 before declining.
• ZB(s) emitter applied to the head and thoracic aorta projection for 25 seconds, reducing blood pressure from 200/90 to 175/85 mmHg.
• KL(s) emitter applied to the pancreas; readings increased to 20 and 18 within 1.5 minutes before declining, leading to the procedure being stopped.
• General conductivity increased to 36.

Exposure times were strictly controlled via EAV testing. After 14 days of therapy, blood pressure stabilized at 140-150/85-90 mmHg without further spikes. The patient's overall condition significantly improved, and he was able to move independently without assistance.