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20th International Conference on Frontiersin Yoga Research and Its Applications

Jan 2 - 5, 2014Pr as han t i K u t i r a m , International Headquarters of \NASA, Bengaluru

Organised by:Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana (VYASA), Bengaluru

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Dr. Rand°11, Ulrich GMatrix-Center-Munchen, Lortzingstrasse 26,D-81241 Munich, Germanythrandoll@matrix-center.de

Ulrich Georg Randoll is born 1955 in Bad Sackingen, Germany.After schooling he became dental technician with special interestfor Articulation of mandibular joint and Gnathology. He passedat the military academy for health of the air-force in Munich.He studied general medic ine at the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-University in Frank fur t/Main in 1981 and in 1985 additionallystudied dental medic ine. Af te r hav ing finished h is s tudieshe worked as Medical doctor at the Univers ity of Er langen/Nuremberg. F rom 1989 - 1995 i n the Dep. o f Max illofac ialsurgery (Prof. Dr.Dr.E.Steinhauser) and from 1997 in the Deptof traumatology (Prof. Dr . F.F. Hennig. Clinical observationson patients problems turned h im towards bio-physical basicresearch.

Dr. Rand°II's studies i n the f ield o f bio-physical research -most notably on the function and interaction of cells and theintercellular matr ix - gave rise to his pr inc ipal o f "biologicalcell quality management", which is the basis of the techniquesused in the Matrix Center-Concept. www.matrix-center.de Since1998 he is in privat office (Matrix-Center Munich. He has severalscholarships and awards to his credit. Dr. Rand°11 is the author/co-author o f nine books and has been published in over 30national and international publications. In addition, Dr. Rand°11is a frequent guest-speaker at scientific meetings in Germanyand abroad.

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MATRIX-RHYTHM-THERAPY: UT IL IZ ING THEENT RAINM ENT EFFECT TO OPT IMIZ E BODYPERFORMANCE AND TISSUE REGENERATION IN DIABETES

Dr. Rand°11 Ulrich G PhDMatrix-Center-Munchen, Lortzingstrasse, Munich, Germany

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Diabetes is a serious public health problem in Germany, leading among other things toapproximately 40,000 amputations every year. General characteristics of Type I I diabetespatients are obesity, stress, lack of movement and a large amount of carbohydrates in theirdiet (high glycemic load). A mismanaged life-style, maintained constantly over many years,can transform physiological processes into pathological ones. We are convinced that Type IIdiabetes is most frequency the result of an unhealthy life style.

Life without rhythm does not exist. Body rhythms (brain rhythms, breathing rhythms, heart-rhythm, skeletal muscle rhythms, etc.) can be seen as the result of synchronizations of cellrhythms. The question we asked ourselves, was whether i t might be possible to inducespecific time-patterns in the body, internally via the mind (meditation, Yoga) and externally,from the outside, by physical-therapeutic methods utiliz ing the pr inc iple of entrainmentor synchronization of cellular vibrations by an external signal. Activating cellular rhythmsand their correlated processes can be expected to result in systemic as well as local healingeffects.

Our recent research work with high resolution video microscopy has indicated that it is possibleto influence cellular rhythms and behavior by changing the state of the cellular surroundings— the extracellular matrix — and thereby the conditions under which cells operate.

To apply this idea to whole-body treatment, we focused especially on the skeletal musclebecause it constitutes, with 45% of the total body mass, the largest single organ of the body. Itpulsates in the range of 8 -12 Hz (the same frequency range as the alpha rhythm of the brain)and is responsible not only for our macroscopic movements but also, together with the heartmuscle, for the body's microcirculation (arterial, lymphatic and venous flow).

We shall present how tissue regeneration — in diabetes patients and others, and even in themost severe surgical cases — as well as overall body performance, are improved using thisentrainment method. Matrix-Rhythm-Therapy releases blocked neuromuscular processesand restores the sympatho-vagal balance, so that — in the language of Vedas - the embodiedspirit is made to become one again with the Universal Spirit.

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MATRIX RHYTHMUS THERAPYI N THE MANAGEMENT OFDIABETIC COMPLICATIONS - APILOT STUDY

Priyanka MijarPhysiotherapist, Mumbai, d i a

Without enough insulin in the body, glucoseaccumulates in the blood, where it is of littleuse. Even though there is plenty of glucosearound it, it can't get into the cells to produceATP. To fulf ill these requirements the bodystarts t o liquidate fa t deposits for energyproduction which in turn produces acidic sideproduct lik e ketones resulting i n acidosis.Acidosis sensitizes the pain perception andthe musc le dispos ition t o contract. Thuscompression of the venules and the arteriolesleads t o insuffic ient ox y gen s upply a n dreduced ATP formation causing hypoxia. Asa result of hypoxia and energy deficit on thecellular level the muscle fiber stay contractedresulting i n v ar ious complications l i k estiffness o f muscles, reduction in mobility ,non healing wounds , los s o f sensation,burning sensation in the extremities, hyperpigmentation of skin, edema, lack of stamina,fatigue etc.

A specially constructed resonator of Matr ixRhythm T h e r a p y c oher en t ly d e l i v e r smechanical magnetic osc illations i n t h ephysiological frequencies( 8-12 Hz ) t o theskeleton musculature and the nervous systemwhich normalizes the cellular rhythm as wellas the nutrient flux density in the extra cellularmatrix. Applic at ion o f Mat r ix Rhy thmusTherapy once in a week, in indiv iduals withdiabetes allows the cell metabolism o f the

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tissue to be reactivated with depth- effectiverhythmical micro extensions that enhancesthe metabolic processes resulting in improvedcirculation, oxygen supply, ATP productionand normaliz ing the blood Ph. As a result ofthis at the cellular level, there is relaxation ofthe muscle fibers resulting in reliev ing theindiv iduals f r om the complications due todiabetes.

Keywords: M a t r i x R hy thmus T her apy ,Diabetes, ATP, Acidosis

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MATRIX RHYTHM THERAPYFOR INTRAMEDULLARYEPENDYMOMA INCIDENCE INTYPE2 DIABETES MELLITUSPATIENT: A CASE REPORT

Sonall Shrivastava,Advanced Physiotherapy Centre, Durg,Chhattisgarh, India;Email: go1denstar06@gmail.com

Purpose: To the best of author's knowledgethis repor t represents the firs t t o prov idea detailed effec t o f Mat r ix therapy o nchronic Ty pe2 diabetic pat ient s uffer ingfrom complications o f both diabetes andependymoma.

Study design: Case report

Methods: A 46 year old male reported onjune2013, chief complains of all four limb weakness,trunk weakness, mult ip le pressure sores,polydipsia, sensory deficits, shoulder jo intpain, breathing difficulties, lethargy, bladderand bowel problems since 21 months. H ehad positive family historyof type 2 Diabetesmellitus and the patient was diagnosed tosuffer from the same at the age of 25 years andsince then he had been on oral medications.In March 2006 , MRI Cervical -- Dorsal spinerevealed Syringobulbia and syringomyelia ofcervical-dorsal cord upto D6 level. Augus t2006 C EM R I rev ealed Cerv icomedullaryependymoma with secondary syrinx. On May2007, Post operative and Post radiotherapyMRI s tudy revealed tumor extension uptoD5 level rather than syrinx F r o m 2007 to2011 pat ient had undergone t w o surgicalprocedures and regular radiotherapy but hadno functional deficits.

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In September 2011 a l l four limb and trunkmovement s topped w i t h M R I rev ealingresidual existence of tumor. Since then patienthad been completely bed r idden P a t i e n tdid not take any Physical therapy or Matr ixtherapy dur ing the entire course t i l l June2013. Matrix Rhythm Therapy was started asadjunct to physical therapy in June 2013 andcontinues t ill date.

Result: Glucose level monitor ing dur ing theentire course of therapy revealed a significantlowering in blood glucose level , moderatelevel sensory regain, no breathing problems,healed ulcers, decreased fatigue level. Signsof tumor resolutions are clear.

Conclusion: Matrix Rythm of Therapy is onethe successful adjuncts to physical therapyin treating various complications related toType 2 Diabetes mellitus and Intra-medullaryEpendymoma.

Key w o r d s : T y p e 2 Diabetes Me l l i t us ,Ependymoma, M a t r i x R h y t h m Therapy ,Rehabilitation

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Sandeep Bhagwat, Sachin MaratheMarathe Nursing Home, 26 ShriniketanHousing Society, Kothrud, Pune

MATRIX RHYTHM THERAPY FORDIABETIC NON HEALING ULCER-A CASE REPORT

Purpose o f t h e s tudy : T o r epo r t t h eeffectiveness of Matr ix Rhythm Therapy inthe treatment of Diabetic Non healing ulcer.

Introduction: Diabetic foot ulcer is a majorcomplication of diabetes mellitus, occurringin 15')/0 o f a l l patients w i t h diabetes andprecedes 84')/0 of all lower leg amputations.Major increase in mortality among diabeticpatients i s considered t o be d u e t o t hedevelopment of macro and mic ro vascularcomplications, including failure of the woundhealing process. A key feature o f woundhealing is stepwise repair of lost extracellularmatrix (ECM). Non-healing chronic diabeticulcers are often treated w i t h extracellularmatrix replacement therapy, advanced moistwound therapy , bio-engineered tissue o rskin substitute, growth factors and negativepressure w ound therapy . N o therapy i scompletely perfect as each type suffers fromits ow n disadvantages.The Matr ix Rhy thmTherapy (MaRhyThe(D) i s der iv ed f r o mthe fundamental research o f Dr . Rand°11,Germany. A basic k ind of therapy based onthe pr inc iple o f readapting phys iologicalresonance o f musculoskeletal sys tem a tcellular level. Hence this method was put totest in the treatment of Diabetic Non healingulcer.

Materials a n d Me t h o d s : T h i s s i n g l elongitudinal study of six weeks that involveda 67 years elder ly surgeon w i t h k nown

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controlled diabetes mellitus f o r 20 yearspresented w i t h an ulcer measuring 1.5x1.0centimeters over the dorsum of the left footwhich failed to heal for 8 months in spite ofregular medications. The subject was treatedwith Matr ixmobil on the posterior aspect ofleg, around the ulcer and dorsum of foot oncea week for an hour and this continued fornext six consecutive weeks along with ankleexercises tw ic e a day . Medications wer ediscontinued prior to the study. Assessmentwas done every week prior to treatment andserial photographs were taken. The subjectwas then followed up for three months.Results: A f t e r the f ir s t assessment ulc ershowed s igns o f healing and granulationtissue was seen. After the fifth assessment theulcer epithealised completely.

Conclusion: Mat r ix Rhy thm Therapy c anbe another non invasive, safe and effectivemodality in the treatment of Diabetic NonHealing Ulcer.

Keywords: M a t r i x R h y t h m T h e r a p y(MaRhyTheC)), Nonhealing ulcer, Cybernetics.Non linear Thermodynamics