petersburg institute of bioregulation and gerontology svetlana vladislavovna trofimova doctor of medicalences professor president of the russian society of anti-aging medicine. hello, introduce yourself as coming from a trendy medical center where you made a diagnosis. you discover that in fact such a diagnosis does not exist and your doctor at the clinic says that this diagnosis is not included in the icd - this is a list of medical diagnoses that are approved by the medical community. what to do? let's talk with you today about non-existent diagnoses before starting our program. we asked the viewers what diagnoses have been bothering them lately, i’ve been walking around broken, constantly tired, i don’t understand at all what is happening to you on the internet. i looked. i think i have a syndrome chronic fatigue, but i don't know what to do about it. in general, this can somehow be eliminated, and i was prescribed a bunch of other drugs for antibiotics and they said that i was developing dysbacteriosis. i didn’t understand why everyone, or something, is developing recently. i got a c

petersburg institute of bioregulation and gerontology svetlana vladislavovna trofimova, doctor of medicalor president of the russian society of anti-aging medicine, will answer how to live without diseases in their right mind and long memory. good morning. hello everyone knows that excess weight provokes the occurrence of many diseases such as diabetes mellitus, a disease from the cardiovascular system, but generally provokes accelerated aging. and let's imagine that this turns out to be a myth. let's discuss today, what is excess weight, and how it affects our health is rapidly gaining weight from extra pounds, every ninth inhabitant of the planet suffers. now it is more than half a billion people 30 years ago, the figure was two times lower, most often suffer from overweight women, and most of all overweight people in countries with a high standard of living diets and restrictions are familiar. many doctors do not get tired of repeating about the dangers of obesity, but not everyone can bring themselves up to standards. and whether it is necessary what weight really promotes? and longev

petersburg institute of bioregulation and gerontology svetlana vladislavovna trofimova doctor of medicalt of the russian society of anti-aging medicine good morning. hello despite the fact that modern medicine has stepped. far ahead, more than 3 million people in our country tend to trust their health. not doctors, but healers and healers, given such a rather large influx of figures in alternative medicine, a study was conducted. who are the healers, folk healers turned out to be 95% of them had no medical education, and more than 40% were generally patients of a psychological dispensary, therefore, when people treat like this a little, thoughtlessly some human needs to be evaluated. who are you going to? which of the ancient practitioners are scientifically proven. let's talk about it today, and let's talk about it. the first of them is bloodletting. in the second century bc, the roman healer galen was known, he practiced bloodletting on the veins, behind the ears to treat headaches in the middle ages, healers used it for prophylactic purposes. century, surgeons continued to perform blo