Efecto de la autohemoterapia como estimulante del sistema monocítico fagocitario en conejos (Oryctolagus Cuniculus) sanos y enfermos, febrero - septiembre 2019.

Abstract

El trabajo presentado a continuación consiste en un estudio experimental para verificar el efecto de la autohemoterapia como estimulante del sistema inmune, debido a que es una técnica que promete elevar en casi un 400% el sistema de defensa corporal, con efectividad de casi un 100% usada como tratamiento de infestaciones, infecciones y enfermedades autoinmunes. Actualmente, la técnica no es reconocida por la medicina convencional u ortodoxa por lo que resulta de sumo interés verificar si la sangre autolóloga, reinyectada y estasiada intramuscularmente permite la elevación del número de células de defensa, en este caso, los monocitos. Para ello, se decidió realizar un trabajo de campo en donde se tomaron muestras sanguíneas y se procesaron automática y manualmente en laboratorio. Las pruebas recibidas arrojaron valores hemométricos por encima de los límites normales estandarizados. Los reportes de los análisis recibidos, no fueron suficientes para emitir un juicio respecto a nuestra hipótesis y objetivos, los cuales están pendientes a ser respondidos en estudios posteriores. En conclusión, el estudio queda clasificado como un Prototipo Modelo Escalar, sin respuestas, referente a nuestras hipótesis y pendiente a ser desarrollado más ampliamente, dado las limitaciones ajenas presentadas a través de su desarrollo.

The work presented below consists of an experimental study to verify the effect of autohemotherapy as a stimulant of the immune system, because it is a technique that promises to raise the body defense system by almost 400%, with almost 100% effectiveness used as a treatment for infestations, infections and autoimmune diseases. Currently, the technique is not recognized by conventional or orthodox medicine, so it is of great interest to verify whether autologous, re-injected and intramuscularly stained blood allows the elevation of the number of defense cells, in this case, monocytes. For this, it was decided to carry out a field work where blood samples were taken and processed automatically and manually in the laboratory. The tests received showed hemometric values above the standardized normal limits. The reports of the analyzes received were not sufficient to issue a judgment regarding our hypothesis and objectives, which are pending to be answered in subsequent studies. In conclusion, the study is classified as a Scalar Model Prototype with no conclusion regarding our hypothesis and is pending further development, given the limitations presented throughout its development.

The work presented below consists of an experimental study to verify the effect of autohemotherapy as a stimulant of the immune system, because it is a technique that promises to raise the body defense system by almost 400%, with almost 100% effectiveness used as a treatment for infestations, infections and autoimmune diseases. Currently, the technique is not recognized by conventional or orthodox medicine, so it is of great interest to verify whether autologous, re-injected and intramuscularly stained blood allows the elevation of the number of defense cells, in this case, monocytes. For this, it was decided to carry out a field work where blood samples were taken and processed automatically and manually in the laboratory. The tests received showed hemometric values above the standardized normal limits. The reports of the analyzes received were not sufficient to issue a judgment regarding our hypothesis and objectives, which are pending to be answered in subsequent studies. In conclusion, the study is classified as a Scalar Model Prototype with no conclusion regarding our hypothesis and is pending further development, given the limitations presented throughout its development.