EUROMEDICA  Hanover 6-7  Juni 2008	Advanced methods of diagnosis, treatment and prophylactics
	European Academy of Natural Sciences, Hanover European Scientific Society, Hanover Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Moscow

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Classification. Cryotherapy can be classified on the basis of its clinical effect and as a function of the temperature parameters which affect the impact of the cold factor on tissue.

Cryotherapy: 1. Regenerative, 2. Destructive, 3. Cryosurgery (exstirpative cryotherapy)

Regenerative Cryotherapy according to Dorochov® consists of the brief administration of dosed cold treatment to tissues and organs at temperatures close to the cold-resistance threshold of the tissue. The aim of this type of cryotherapy is to bring about regeneration and functional reactivation at the treatment site. Regenerative cryotherapy causes a reaction in the organism which is linked to local tissue irritation and manifests itself in an elimination of the pathogenic factors, regeneration of tissue, and restoration of functional competence. Monitoring of the cooling parameters in the tissues is a very important point during regenerative cryotherapy since the therapeutic effect is directly linked to these parameters.

Treatment of diseases / complaints in my practice (www.kryopraxis.de) with Regenerative Cryotherapy:

• Snoring and Sleep Apnoea
• Chronic Tonsillitis and chronic pharyngitis
• Chronic Rhinitis of Vasomotor and Atrophic Origin

Regenerative Cryotherapy according to Dorochov is an effective treatment method via which a stable therapeutic effect can be achieved.

It can be employed to:

1. stop snoring and sleep apnoea
2. restore nasal breathing
3. reinstate the protective function of the lymphoid tissue in the tonsils and Waldeyer’s throat ring
4. stimulate immune processes
5. eradicate chronic foci of infection in the tonsils, pharynx and nose, thereby preventing complications or sequelae of these infections. These include systemic and rheumatoid diseases of the heart (i.e. endo-, myo- and pericarditis), the blood vessels (e.g. vasculitis), the joints (e.g. polyarthritis), the kidneys (e.g. glomerulonephritis), the internal and external sex organs (e.g. disturbances of potency), the nervous system (e.g. chorea) and the skin (e.g. scleroderma, psoriasis, pustulosis and lupus erythematosus), infectious allergic diseases (e.g. bronchial asthma, atopic and allergic dermatitis, etc.) and immunodeficiency disorders.

If everyone (but especially children) would undergo prophylactic treatment of the lymphoid tissue of the tonsils, pharynx and nasal mucosa using the method of regenerative cryotherapy, we would observe the following positive effects (especially in children):

• improvement of the protective functions of the organism
• stimulation of the immune system.

We can assume, moreover, that the general risk of contracting systemic, rheumatoid, infectious allergic and oncological diseases, immune deficiency states, snoring and sleep apnoea syndrome - would be distinctly reduced.

Monitoring of the cooling parameters is an important point to be observed during regenerative cryotherapy since achievement of the desired therapeutic effect depends directly on these parameters. On the basis of my extensive experience with cryotherapy, I have designed and patented (German Patent Office in Munich 1993) a mobile cryotherapy unit suitable for use in medical practices. With the aid of this unit, it is possible to keep tissue cooling under control, especially in the ears, nose and throat regions.

With its regenerative effects, cryotherapy opens up vistas for an alternative direction in medicine, namely regenerative medicine.