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Gland swelling commonly refers to enlargement of the lymph glands, also known as lymph nodes. Lymph nodes are small rounded or bean-shaped masses of lymphatic tissue surrounded by a capsule of connective tissue. Lymph glands (nodes) are located in many places in the lymphatic system throughout the body.

Eye Pain, Dementia%20Symptoms and Enhancing Immunity. Quantum therapy can eliminate surviving microorganisms, left in the body after infections. It is known that a large number of microorganisms survive after antibiotic therapy. These surviving, mutated strains settle in tissues and organs and continue to act.Testing Yourself * Treat Yourself - The Medicomat Headset comes with the instruction manuals, step-by-step video training and online support for your successful start. Of course, for more serious health problems, be sure to contact remote therapist or your doctor.

We have made use of electric resistor device to probe acupuncture points. When we find that resistor is too strong, it symbolizes that electric current is too weak, and it means deficiency of vital energy, and when the resistor is too weak, it symbolizes electric current is too much, and it means full of energy.

Who are the 'Remote Therapists'? Medicomat.Cloud therapist services are provided by highly trained professionals dedicated to the care and comfort of our customers. These sessions are individualized, one-on-one, and interactive between the client and the remote therapist.

Health Diabetes, Dementia%20Symptoms and Automat Medicomat. Medicomat Multi-Functionality: bioresonance scanning and meta therapy, elimination of viruses and bacteria, phytotherapy, lithotherapy, physiotherapy, acupuncture therapy, aura therapy, chakra therapy, remedy preparation, nutrition suggestions and supplement testing.When an acupuncture needle is inserted to our body, it will stimulate sensory nerves. The sensory nerve will trigger electical impulses to spinal cord nerves, which signals: 1. nerve cells to release endorphins (chemicals mute pain); 2. midbrain to discharge neurotransmitters (substances that block pain pathways); 3. pituitary gland to deliver endorphins and anti-inflammatory chemicals into the surrounding brain tissure and bloodstreams.