Using reflex mechanisms for self-treatment is a very good idea. And it can be used for treatment of nearly all diseases. As any irritation is transmitted in our body in the form of nerve (electrical) impulses, it should be possible to make a universal “electrical” pill, why not? That is what Alexander Karasev was thinking about in 1972…
“In Sweden doctors do not let the patient know his diagnosis. So people who came to us could not say what disease they had, they just complained of the symptoms, like migraine, pain in the stomach, constipation, chronic maxillary sinusitis, insomnia, chronic fatigue, depression, neuralgia, jammed sciatic nerve, allergy, stroke after-effects, etc. These were the problems the modern medicine could not help them with. But we already knew that SCENAR could treat diseases, as a lot of our patients had recovered after SCENAR-therapy!”
One of the gifts of growing old is to watch the world changing around you and, if it changes in accordance with your predictions, to say: “I told you so”. It has been 2 years since ‘The SCENAR fair’ was first published. The world (and the SCENAR world in particular) has changed quite a bit since then, and I think it is a good time to review the changes, identify tendencies, and make certain predictions. If you are with me on that, let’s begin the journey …
