Study of the Special Areas on the Scalp Where Pathological Informations Are Accumulated and Maintained.

Abstract

Purpose:

In the course of our examinations of the patients with lung cancer or brain tumor, we discovered the small areas located on the parietal region on the scalp of the patient, from where we could obtain the same resonant responses as that from the pathological foci. We also found that we could also obtain the same one from the cerebrospinal fluid on the films of CT and/or MRI. We have reported these findings at last annual meeting of this society. Recently we have confirmed that the small areas could be detected in all of the patients we examined, on which -4 or more weakened reaction occurred. In addition we have detected the areas not only on the parietal but also on the occipital region. In this present paper we report the additional new findings about these special areas, tentatively named as the “Cerebrospinal Fluid Representing Area(CSF-RA).”

Subjects & Methods:

Twenty-five patients (10 males, 15 females, ranging from 20-87 years old), mainly with respiratory and neurological problems, were studied. Bi-Digital O- Ring Test was performed by indirect method. Imaging of the CSF-RA was carried out on the scalp of the patient wearing swimming cap, and the locations of the area were measured. Resonant responses on the CSF-RA with various reference samples were estimated and compared with ones on the foci. We also estimated about the resonance between the CSF-RA and the pathological foci using a conductive lead.

Results:

(1) a) Two pairs of CSF-RA could be localized on the parietal (elliptic shape) and the occipital (roughly circular) region on either side by the sagittal line, b) Two pairs of CSF- RA were detected in all cases, except a case whose occipital one could not be imaged as a area, c) Distance from nasion to the center of the parietal CSF-RA ranged from 13.8 to 17.5 (mean 15.6) cm. distance between each center of the right and the left one ranged from 2.0 to 4.7 (mean 3.0) cm. d) Distance from inion to the center of the occipital CSF-RA ranged from 4.9 to 10.5 (mean 6.9) cm. distance between each center of the right and the left one ranged from 2.0 to 4.4 (mean 3.0) cm. (2) Among various reference samples, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). lactated Ringer’s solution, and positively resonated samples to the foci had strong positive resonant responses to the CSF-RA. There were a few cases which have positive response to microscopic slides of bladder, thymus, and lung. (3) Strong positive resonant response was found between the foci and CSF-RA through a conductive lead in all cases. (4) Attenuation or disappearance of the resonant response in the patient treated with appropriate drugs occurred as the following order: forearm > surface of the foci > CSF-RA. (5) A transient massage on the CSF-RA with one’s fingers of the right hand enhanced drug uptake of the pathological legions selectively.

Discussion:

We confirmed the strong positive resonance response between CSF and CSF- RA, and we also confirm that all of pathological reactions on the localized foci could be obtained on the CSF-RA. This might be suggesting that pathological informations were accumulated and transferred through CSF. In addition, pathological informations were maintained on the CSF-RA. while the abnormal response on the foci disappeared in the course of treatment, although the lesion was still viable. The CSF-RA might be useful to avoid the mistakes in diagnosis and treatment using Bi-Digital O-Ring Test.