Abstract
The article provides a theoretical generalization and a new solution to the scientific problem. This includes defining the informational basis of the bioresonance method (BRM), assessing the functional state of the bronchopulmonary system in individuals during the post-COVID period, and studying the relationship between electrical conductivity at biologically active points using the Parkes D diagnostic device.
Application of microresonance circuits, assessment and monitoring of the changes in the functional state of those individuals during bioresonance therapy are also included. The Parkes L electrodynamic device demonstrated effectiveness in correcting metabolic processes, enhancing non-specific immune protection, and improving lung metabolic function, overall pulmonary functional status, and the body’s antioxidant defense. The Parkes L therapeutic device operates by applying low-frequency electrical impulses, low-intensity infrared radiation, and electromagnetic frequencies, which stimulate skin receptors (biologically active zones) and cell membranes. The study is based on the premise that most physiological processes in a living organism are accompanied by electromagnetic fluctuations within specific frequency ranges. External exposure to electromagnetic frequencies within the same spectrum can induce resonance (bioresonance), potentially leading to the stimulation or suppression of biochemical processes. This concept is examined through the example of correcting bronchopulmonary system function during the coronavirus pandemic and supporting rehabilitation in post-COVID complications.