Injuries. Treatment using FSC of Koltsov’s functional state correctors

Question: Vladimir Grigorievich, please tell me, here is the information on the FSC on a magnetic medium, is it possible to perform pumping of the cross and skeletal system if an operation has been performed to replace the hip joint with an artificial one?
Bozhko V. G.: You know, Sergei Valentinovich said that it is possible. Although I know that according to GOST, in general, magnetic media on artificial joints is not allowed. But if the joint, say, is not steel, what kind of joint is it worth? From the audience: Titanium. Titanium can be done calmly, nothing bad will happen. There is no electromagnetic interference with titanium. Why can't it be done? Because this steel iron is magnetized, and it can generally give out an electrical impulse, and a muscle can contract, that’s why they don’t do it. This usually does not sit on titanium. Question: After an injury to the inner side of the shin, a small lump appeared, a guy of 30 years old. Merzlyakova E.M.: Two - seven - two - seven. Take a tubular bandage, a mesh one, and wear it at the site of the lump. Question: The iron in your leg hurts when you wear FSC. S. V. Koltsov: Well, probably not iron, but still titanium, iron can do a lot of bad things. You need to pump up. In many cases, metal plastic surgery actually disrupts information conduction, especially when joints are being replaced. In these cases, FSCs are indispensable in order for more or less “intelligent” tissue to be restored around these implants. There is also a headache - how to graft living tissue onto non-living material. He is not alive even in information terms, he is dead. Thank God, it’s empty, empty. In this regard, titanium has been chosen correctly, at least it will not do any harm. Koltsov S.V. (from a lecture in Magnitogorsk, 2010): In postoperative and critical situations, FSCs establish information connections, improve blood flow, lymph flow, and anything else. Even if, for example, I broke my legs, what is the main problem? It doesn't matter what you broke. The problem is to restore blood flow across the entire spectrum of rhythms. What does our medicine do? Chained in plaster. It's the other way around. Well, because. About 10 years ago, my kind uncles broke my right leg in three places. Tibia - a screw-shaped fracture to the knee, a piece of the talus. They only explained to me later that this could only be done with a chisel or an ax, because breaking off the heel bone requires effort. Well, they consciously tried not to pick up a pendulum and stopped doing it altogether. You guessed wrong. If I had been put in a cast at that moment, I would definitely have remained disabled. I turned on all the types of physical therapy that I had on hand, and on the twelfth day I went to the office on my own two feet. And after 2 months I was playing football, which, according to ordinary medical indications, can never happen. My child showed up for road racing. I went to train on the track, wearing old boots and hit the track. Immediately there was a fracture of the fibula. Injured, he was put in plaster. I immediately turn on the laser with FSC. A week later he comes to the same trauma center, they say: why did we put a cast on you? Removed. That is, if all this impact begins on time, the regeneration rate is fantastic!