RTM System diagnostic methods are evaluated according to the system's holistic view of the body and the triple body structure. All data obtained during the diagnosis process are handled within the "Source - Cause - Effect" relationship with the perspective specific to RTM.
Body Structures in the RTM System
In the RTM System, 3 issues that we evaluate at the diagnosis stage are discussed. The first is the triple body form, the second is the source-cause-effect relationship, and the third is the disease tirade that constitutes the main source.
In the RTM System, the body is handled in 3 structures as Electrical, Chemical and Physical body. The source of diseases may be in one or more of these three body structures. For this reason, the diagnosis phase is carried out within the framework of RTM bodily structures.
Electrical Size:
Signaling is the body's electrical potential, (Ekg, eeg etc. for electrical potential measurements) and the body form consisting of electricity. The electrical body lies beneath a structure we call the matrix. In quantum physics, before the electric potential occurs, there is a structure that has a mind. As in the universal model, the electrical body, that is, negative positive charges, first revealed in the body, then these coordinate subatomic structures and universal laws. The matrix that drives the mind process is the functional mind of our body. When we say mind and intelligence, the brain and the body mind are different. How much and what do cells need; The blood pressure level is coordinated with the functional mind of the body, what will be the blood pressure. It is the basic matrix structure that coordinates the functional mind. The basic matrix is a different structure from the matrix found in the fascial structure of the body.
Chemical Size:
It creates the chemistry of the body. Hormones, enzymes, metabolic values are the body and neural structures that can be seen with laboratory analysis.
Physical Size:
Our textural body form, cell structures, organs, tissues, systems, bones, muscles, intracellular information centers, which we call DNA, are also located in the physical body, they are fibrous structures.
This triple body form forms the body. The universal pattern is also manifested in the body. Our physical and chemical bodies are our visible bodies. Our electrical body structure is our invisible body structure. And the body is coordinated with the matrix that contains the concept called mind.
Electrical Body Diagnostic Processes:
In the diagnostic phase of the electrical body, besides methods such as ECG EEG, the Meridian Scanning Device that measures on energy channels is used.
Chemical Body Diagnosis Processes:
At this stage, the patient's laboratory results are taken into account, and the contamination in the chemical body is measured by measuring the toxicity.
Physical Body Diagnosis Processes:
In the diagnostic part of the physical body, imaging methods such as MRI, Tomography, Ultrasound and a device called Thermographic Scanning designed according to Medicine 3.0 perspective are used.
Diagnosis in RTM System:
RTM system diagnostic processes; considered within the framework of the system's holistic perspective. Examined while diagnosing in the RTM system; The disease triad is the source-cause-effect relationship and the triple body structure.
Illness triad: The new set points, called disease, which have been established after a certain process in the body, are the new values that the body has determined for survival. These values occur after the disease triad. RTM system disease triad; contamination of the body – as systems disruption and code changes in DNA.
Source-Cause-Consequence: In the RTM system, the source is the root cause of the disease. It differs in each patient. Causes are measurable values caused by the source. (Blood pressure, hormones, etc.) The result is the condition called disease, which is revealed after the source and cause.
RTM System Diagnostic Methods:
All diagnostic methods of Modern Medicine are used in the RTM system, but when using these methods, the aim is to reveal the source of the discomfort. In the diagnosis process, these methods are applied with the RTM point of view and these results are interpreted with the RTM point of view.
These;
History in the RTM System
anamnesis; It is the disease history obtained as a result of the questions asked by the doctor or a health professional to diagnose the patient.
It is a report of the patient's current or past illnesses, in a specified format, of the information received from him or her or a relative. Anamnesis is one of the most important steps in the diagnosis of the disease. Anamnesis questions are directed to the patients in a certain order. Anamnesis taken correctly, professionally systematized and applied increases the success of the treatment.
In the RTM system, Anamnesis is a completely unique stage. The patient's family history, disease history, complaints, duration of complaints, severity of complaints are questioned and reported in detail. The questions directed to the patient go through the body functioning systems. Questions are directed to the patient in detail. After making sure that the patient understands the question and answers the question asked, the form is filled.
Meridian Scan
Meridian Scanning Device is in the diagnostic phase of the RTM system;
Detection of meridians disorders
Determination of the working levels of organs
Determining the working capacities of body systems
It is used to determine the existing block in energy channels.
Meridian Scanning Device used for the electrical body; In 1953, German physician Dr. It is a device made by Reinhold Voll to measure energy levels at acupuncture points representing organs and systems in the body.
Thanks to this device, he discovered that each point has different electrical resistances. Dr. Vall managed to measure the resistances of these points, discovering what it means for diagnosis, and also determined which organ these points are connected with. The Meridian Device is based on the characteristics of the Chinese meridian theory and the principles of homeopathy theory, by Dr. It is a device with diagnostic and therapeutic features, whose working principles were created and designed in line with the findings discovered by Vall.
Channels that provide energy flow are called meridians. Acupuncture points are located on these lines. Apart from regulating the energy flow in the body, the meridian channels are also considered as a window showing the state of the organ system in the body.
Meridians represent areas in the body that interact with an internal organ in the energetic aspect. Disorders of this organ can be projected onto the body surfaces of the meridian.
It is one of the basic diagnostic methods in the RTM system. Sequential measurements made on this device are also considered as one of the patient follow-up phases.
Thermographic Scan
With Thermographic Scanning in the RTM system;
Detection of circulatory problems in the body,
Detection of cysts or similar structures that may occur in the body,
Detection of problems that may/have occurred with the skin,
Determination of the working levels of organs,
It is aimed to detect the pain centers in the body.
All objects and living things emit iR rays as a function of their temperature. Every part of the body has a temperature level. Monitoring these heat levels and measuring their values are very important in the diagnosis and treatment stages.
Thermography is the recording of the heat energy emitted by an object using a high resolution lens and special software.
Thermography is used in the healthcare field to detect abnormally high and low temperature areas on the body surface in relation to lesions of underlying tissues. The map created by the measurement of the IR rays emanating from the skin surface is called the "Thermogram".
The first medical thermography in medicine was performed in Montreal, Canada by Dr. It was used by Ray L. Lawson for the determination of thermal characteristics of breast tumors. Ray Lawson, in his article on "The Effects of Surface Temperatures in the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer" in 1956, described a picture of a large breast mass showing temperature change with the surrounding breast tissue, based on temperature change, and these determinations were accepted by academic circles.
In thermography measurement, regions containing the same temperature are determined as regions of the same color and the temperature differences of these color tones are determined according to a color scale. In addition, in this system, the temperature differences of these regions can be calculated according to the different isotherm curves formed between two different areas by drawing bright isotherm curves covering the regions containing the same temperature (same color tones) in the black and white picture.
Another convenience is the thermal profile, which allows to make a comparison between two symmetrical points of the body. Here, the difference can be easily evaluated by displaying the relative temperature differences at the points along a transverse line.
Abnormal body temperature is a natural indicator of the disease. Infrared Thermography (IRT) is a fast, passive, non-contact and non-invasive alternative to conventional clinical thermometers for monitoring body temperature. Also, IRT can remotely map body surface temperature. In the last five years, there has been an increase in the use of thermal imaging cameras to obtain correlations between thermal physiology and skin temperature.
IRT has been used successfully in the diagnosis of breast cancer, diabetes neuropathy and peripheral vascular disorders. It is also used to detect problems in gynecology, kidney transplant, dermatology, heart, neonatal physiology, fever scan, and brain imaging.
With the advent of modern infrared cameras, data collection and processing techniques, it is now possible to have real-time high-resolution thermographic images. Current studies focus on automated analysis of the temperature distribution of regions of interest and their statistical analysis for the detection of anomalies.
Toxicity Measurement
With Toxicity Measurement in the RTM system;
The level of pollution in the physical body is determined,
The level of oxidative stress in the physical body is measured,
The level of anti-oxidant in his physical body is determined.
Toxicity can be defined as the level in the body of substances that harm biological systems.
These substances can be ingested through the skin, inhalation or ingestion. According to the RTM system, Toxicity is the most important data showing the level of contamination in the body. Toxicity measurement is made at certain periods before the examination and during the treatment processes. This measurement is made by passing the blood taken from the fingertip through certain processes (analysis).
Laboratory Values
Laboratory values examine the Chemical Body from the body forms defined in the RTM system. By analyzing values such as blood, enzymes and hormones in the chemical body, information about the health status of the person is obtained and the diagnosis and treatment processes of the disease are planned.
PEMF (Pulsative Electro Magnetic Frequency) SCAN
As a result of the studies on the electromagnetic field, which has effects on the human body, the relationship between the electromagnetic field and the cell has gained importance in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. With the Pulsative Electro Magnetic Frequency (PEMF) developed in this field, measurements can be made on the body.
With PEMF Scanning, measurements are made on the Electrical Body and existing blockages on the matrix and electrical body are detected. Detected blockages are removed by intervening with PEMF Therapy.
Thus, the PEMF system, which is used in the diagnosis and treatment processes of diseases, ensures that the source of the disease is effectively intervened.
PEMF Screening – Therapy Uses
Alzheimer's
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS patients)
Arthritis (Joint inflammation)
For nutrient release and ATP production
Ankle sprains
Blepharitis (Eyelid infection)
Stiff neck
Chocolate cyst
Depression
Dermatitis (Eczema)
Detoxification
Dental problems
Diabetes
Epilepsy (Epilepsy)
Erb-duchenne palsy
Diseases of the larynx
Stroke (Paralysis)
Heart ailments
In the regression of cancer cells
Muscle tears
Bone fractures
Chronic bronchitis
Chronic venous insufficiency
Multiple Sclerosis
Increasing oxygen release
Parkinson's
Sexual ailments
Nerve cell damage
Athlete injuries
Tuberculosis
Sleeping disorders
Ulcer
Urinary problems
Wound healing
Accelerating the regeneration of injured or inflamed cells
Increasing bone density and reducing pain