Anti-Diabetes Stimular Uses Acupuncture Principles
From: NASA Tech Briefs - 12/2013 - page 33

An anti-diabetes stimulator (ADS) helps the pancreas produce more insulin
without additional treatment. During the treatment artificial electromagnetic
signals with precise values are transmitted via acupuncture points through
conductors and electrodes in direct contact with skin. Thus, very weak
electrical stimuli, set below a certain threshold of just a few millivolts,
pass along the energy axis of the body, close to cell membranes of the
patient's pancreas. Signals stimulate the pancreas to produce enough insulin
to metablolize blood sugar.

ADS treatment performed correctly makes the pancreas release more insulin and
improves blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin, helping to decrease the
dose of medication that the patient takes during treatment. The transportable
device can be used anywhere.

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