Medical science pays quite serious attention to the study of the psychological aspect as the cause of the disorder of the physiological functions of various functional systems. The relationship between the psyche and the soma (or body) is considered in the paradigm of assessing the influence of stressful situations and traumatic factors on the functioning of internal organs.
Psychosomatic disorders occur in individuals with reduced tolerance to experiencing uncomfortable emotional states.
Constant irritability, anxiety, and a feeling of internal discomfort are manifested by bad mood, fatigue, and require an increase in the compensatory reaction of the peripheral nervous system. Gradually, in an anxious person, the regulatory balance in the activity of two parts of the autonomic nervous system – the sympathetic and parasympathetic – is disrupted. A state of autonomic dysfunction is formed with vague and not clearly expressed disorders of the internal organs.
Autonomic dysfunction or psychosomatic discomfort are a reflection of a disharmonious state of consciousness, in which a pre-illness state is formed. Headache, dizziness, pain in different parts of the body appear, and sleep is disturbed. The listed complaints are difficult to quantify. It is also difficult, and sometimes impossible, to influence these nonspecific manifestations of somatic pathology with chemical agents in the form of medications.
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In the presented study, the assessment of the severity of psychosomatic disorders was carried out by the method of subjective assessment of the severity of symptoms using the principle of an analog scale. The undoubted advantages of this method are simplicity and convenience.
Participants in the experiment received a questionnaire with a list of pathological symptoms, which were scored in the range from 1 to 100 points.
The study of symptoms of autonomic dysfunction was carried out among employees of the dental clinic in the city of Vladivostok. 7 people agreed to take part in the study. They were informed about the mechanism of action of the FSC “SPRING OF SHAMBALA”. They explained the conditions of the experiment.
The survey was conducted twice. The first survey involved an individual subjective description of the psychosomatic state before drinking water, structured on the Functional State Corrector “SPRING OF SHAMBALA”. 3 months after drinking 200 ml of structured water daily, a repeat study of the dynamics of personal well-being among the experiment participants was conducted.
Table 1. Questionnaire of patients before and after drinking water, structured on the FSC “SPRING OF SHAMBALA.”
Character
Before correction
After correction
Worry, anxiety
60
30
Bad mood
50
15
Sleep disturbance
10
0
Headaches
70
30
Pain in different parts of the body
40
10
Fatigue
70
40
Dizziness
60
20
Daytime sleepiness
60
20
Unsteadiness, unsteadiness of gait
20
0
All examined were women of approximately the same age. The average age was 51.71 ± 0.89 years. Six women smoke. When comparing the duration of smoking with the age of women, it was found that women started smoking after 35 years.
The assessment of signs of autonomic dysfunction was carried out according to two groups of symptoms: psychological discomfort and somatic complaints.
Tab. 2. Dynamics of symptoms of autonomic dysfunction against the background of drinking water, structured on the FSC “SPRING OF SHAMBALA.”
Psychological disorders in the form of anxiety turned out to be typical for all women examined. Symptom intensity on an analogue scale ranged from 50 to 85 units. On average, the level of anxiety was 69.29 ± 4.92 units.
A high level of anxiety accompanies a bad mood. With fluctuations from 40 to 70 units, the symptom of bad mood was expressed on average for the group by 52.86 ± 3.74 units.
Mental disorders were accompanied by very severe fatigue. The severity of the trait was 74.29 ± 3.86 units.
Dizziness took second place in terms of severity of somatic symptoms after fatigue. The average value of this trait is 60.83 ± 3.27 units.
The next position belongs to complaints of headache, which bothered all the women examined. The severity of pain in the head corresponded to 47.14 ± 9.35 units.
All women also noted a feeling of pain in different parts of the body. Despite the varying intensity - from slight (15 units) to pronounced (80 units), on average this indicator is 40.71 ± 7.42 units.
A characteristic sign of autonomic dysfunction is sleep disturbance. The level of night discomfort corresponded to 32.86 ± 9.73 units.
Thus, women aged 50 to 55 years have signs of autonomic dysfunction, the cause of which is mental discomfort. After a certain time, somatic complaints begin to appear.
Three months after the end of daily consumption of 200 ml of water structured on the FSC “SPRING OF SHAMBALA”, the severity of both mental and somatic manifestations significantly decreased. Regular consumption of structured water improved mood almost 4 times, headaches decreased by half, and fatigue decreased by about 2 times.
After mathematical processing of the results obtained using a nonparametric statistical test, Student's t-test, a significantly positive dynamics of the following symptoms was revealed: anxiety (p < 0.01), sleep disturbance and pain in different parts of the body (p < 0.05).
According to 5 women (71% of those participating in the experiment), in the process of drinking structured water, complete restoration of sleep occurred.
So, psychopathological and somatic disorders have a complex influence on each other. Psychosomatic pathology most often occurs with neuroses. According to the survey, a neurotic state develops in women around the age of 35, when they start smoking to compensate for psychological discomfort.
The study proved that drinking water structured on the functional state corrector “SPRING OF SHAMBALA” has a healing effect in case of autonomic dysfunction.
An experimental approach to assessing the psychosomatic effects of FSC will allow us to identify unknown medical effects that appear after drinking structured water and formulate recommendations for the use of the device in order to increase the effectiveness of the preventive process for various diseases of internal organs.