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Scientific Studies and Clinical Observations
SLEEP DISORDERS
  • Significant reduction in sleep disorders in 81% of a group of female diabetes patients.
  • Improved sleep in 77% of the female patients with a mild form of OPH syndrome
  • Reduction in sleep disorders in patients suffering from severe radiation sickness: prior to treatment 95% of the reports documented sleeping disorders; after 10 days’ treatment this had fallen to an average of only 17%
  • Regular deep relaxation and relieving improvement in sleep in patients with psycho-vegetative syndrome
  • Normalization of sleep following surgery in 70%, compared to 57% in the medication group
  • Reduction in sleep disorders in 43% of patients with severe migraines
  • Normalization of sleep in 61% of pregnant women, compared to 30% in the medication group
  • Reduction in sleep disorders in pregnant women with somatic disorders. Prior to treatment incidence of recorded sleep disorders stood at 86%, after treatment this had fallen to only 7%.
    In the control group: prior to treatment 50%, after treatment an increase to 80%.


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