What restrictions exist for the use of Koltsov's CFS?

The use of Functional State Correctors is completely safe, since the information recorded on them is not foreign to the body.

There are no signs of addiction or dependence on CFS, the occurrence of “withdrawal” syndrome, or the “ricochet” effect. And yet there are some relative limitations to their use.

So, you should not carry CFS with you in those cases if you have:

• implanted heart pacemaker (pacemaker), but you are allowed to drink structured water with information from the CFS;
• bleeding (since the use of CFS improves the rheological properties of blood);
• early childhood;
• pregnancy;
• acute surgical diseases requiring immediate assistance from a surgeon (do not delay hospitalization);
• acute skin diseases requiring isolation and hospitalization of the patient (do not delay examination and hospitalization);
• febrile infectious diseases requiring isolation and hospitalization of the patient (do not delay examination and hospitalization);
• mental illnesses (epilepsy, schizophrenia, etc.);
• presence of stones in various internal organs of a person (liver, kidneys, glands, etc.).

However, in all of the above cases, you can and even need to drink water structured using CFS. Just don’t carry the correctors themselves with you. During surgical operations using anesthesia, try to exclude the presence of the CFS with the patient, since anesthesia may not work in this case!

When undergoing electrophysiological studies (ECG, EEG, etc.), it is advisable to remove the plates.

CFS cannot be brought into the room where computed magnetic nuclear tomography of the body is performed (the corrector can be remagnetized).