The Secret Wisdom of the Human Body. Deep Medicine

A. S. Zalmanov is an outstanding scholar, a three-time doctor of medicine (Russia, Germany, Italy), and a general of the medical service. His book is a lively, vivid, and emotional conversation with the reader about the natural defensive forces of the body and ways to stimulate them, a passionate speech against the widespread and often unjustified use of antibiotics and chemotherapeutic agents for any reason, which often have a detrimental effect on the body. The core idea of the book is the "wisdom of the organism," its ability to self-regulate as a form of self-healing during various "breakdowns." Influenced by the work of A. Krogh, who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine for studying the physiology of capillaries, Zalmanov created his concept based on his vast experience in healing numerous patients with chronic diseases. Treatment according to Zalmanov primarily consists of reviving the capillaries. He proved that with capillary therapy, it is possible not only to treat but also to prevent the aging of the body. His ideas about the leading role of capillaries in the body and the need to restore disrupted capillary blood flow are more relevant today than ever before. His method of capillary therapy and recipes for white, yellow, and mixed "turpentine baths" have helped many thousands of patients.