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Нейротропні та біофізичні ефекти ментальних практик. Зосередження на кіокушинкай карате ката

Нейротропні та біофізичні ефекти ментальних практик. Зосередження на кіокушинкай карате ката

Авторы: V.E. Babelyuk (1), I.L. Popovych (2, 4), R.S. Vastianov (3), I.V. Savytskyi (4), T.A. Korolyshyn (1), G.I. Dubkova (1), Yu.G. Dobrovolsky (5), S.M. Holubinka (1), W. Zukow (6)
(1) - Clinical Sanatorium “Moldova” of State Chancellery of the Republic of Moldova, Truskavets, Ukraine
(2) - Kozyavkin International Rehabilitation Clinic, Truskavets, Ukraine
(3) - Odesa National Medical University, Odesa, Ukraine
(4) - International Academy of Ecology and Medicine, Kyiv, Ukraine
(5) - Yuriy Fedkovych National University, Chernivtsi, Ukraine
(6) - Nicolaus Copernicus University, Toru, Polandv

Рубрики: Неврология

Разделы: Клинические исследования

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Актуальність. У східних бойових мистецтвах описується безконтактний психічний вплив на партнера, який часто асоціюється з поняттям енергоінформаційного обміну. У цьому контексті особливо варто відзначити практику кіокушинкай карате ката (ККК). Мета: дослідити нейрофізіологічні та біофізичні механізми, що лежать в основі впливу ККК на активність мозку відправника та фізіологічний стан приймача, як на тваринній моделі (зріз гіпокампа щура), так і в небіологічній системі (дистильована вода). Матеріали та методи. Було проведено три експерименти: 1) електроенцефалографію (ЕЕГ), варіабельність серцевого ритму (ВСР) й електрофотонне зображення/газорозрядну візуалізацію (ЕФЗ/ГРВ) реєстрували в майстра КKК та практикуючого спеціаліста Рейкі; 2) синаптичну ефективність у зрізі гіпокампа щура вимірювали під час дистанційних психічних втручань; 3) світлову активність дистильованої води, індуковану газовим розрядом, аналізували після впливу ККК та канонічної християнської молитви при освяченні води. Аналіз даних включав обробку сигналів ЕЕГ, ВРС й ЕФЗ, розрахунки ентропії, кореляційний, канонічний, множинний регресійний та дискримінантний аналізи. Результати. Практика ККК, але не Рейкі значно збільшувала щільність спектральної потужності (ЩСП) дельта-, альфа- і тета-ритмів ЕЕГ, переважно в скроневих і тім’яних локусах, натомість знижувала ЩСП бета-ритму, найбільшою мірою у фронтальних, префронтальних і центральних локусах, зменшувала як спектральну ентропію, так і ЕФЗ-ентропію і покращувала енергетичні характеристики ЕФЗ. Дистанційний вплив ККК викликав помітне зростання синаптичної ефективності гіпокампа щура (+7,5 ± 5,1 %), тоді як Рейкі було неефективним (–0,5 ± 4,8 %) (середнє ± стандартне відхилення). Виявлено сильні канонічні кореляції між параметрами відправника під час сеансів та змінами синаптичної ефективності гіпокампа щура як приймача: R = 0,936; 0,931; 0,913 та 0,959 із ЩСП ЕЕГ, ентропією ЕЕГ, ентропією ЕФЗ, ЕЕГ та ЕФЗ загалом відповідно. Як КKK, так і християнська молитва підвищували світлову активність дистильованої води, але лише у випадках, коли вони збільшували ЩСП дельта-ритму й знижували ентропію ЕЕГ і енергію третьої віртуальної чакри. Висновки. Результати підтверджують запропоновану гіпотезу про дуалістичний біофотонний (енергетично-опосередкований) та негентропійний (інформаційно-опосередкований) механізм, що лежить в основі нейротропних ефектів ККК, які можна спостерігати за об’єктивними нейрофізіологічними й біофізичними параметрами. Порівняно з іншими ментальними практиками ККК продемонстрували більш виражений, ніж Рейкі, або рівний з молитвою системний вплив.

Background. In Eastern martial arts, non-contact mental influence on a partner is described, often associated with the concept of energy-informational exchange. The Kyokushin karate kata (KKK) practice is particularly noteworthy in this context. The purpose was to explore the neurophysiological and biophysical mechanisms underlying the effect of KKK on brain activity of the sender and the physiological state of the receiver in both animal models (rat’s hippocampal slice) and non-biological systems (distilled water). Materials and methods. Three experiments were conducted: 1) electoroncefalography (EEG), heart rate variability (HRV), and electro-photonic imaging/gas discharge visualization (EPI/GDV) were recorded in ККК master and Reiki practitioner; 2) synaptic efficacy in rat’s hippocampal slice was measured during remote mental interventions; 3) light activity of distilled water, induced by gas discharge, was analyzed after exposure to KKK and canonical Christian prayer. Data analysis included EEG and EPI signal processing, entropy calculations, correlation, canonical, multiple regression and discriminant analysis. Results. KKK practice, but not Reiki significantly increased EEG delta, alpha and theta spectral power density (SPD), to the greatest extent in temporal and parietal loci, while decreased beta SPD to the greatest extent in frontal, prefrontal and central loci, reduced both spectral and EPI entropy, and enhanced EPI energy characteristics. Remote KKK influence induced a notable increase in rat’s hippocampal synaptic efficacy (+7.5 ± 5.1 %) while Reiki was ineffective (–0.5 ± 4.8 %) (mean ± SD). Strong canonical correlations were identified between sender’s parameters during sessions and changes in rat’s hippocampal synaptic efficacy as the receiver: R = 0.936; 0.931; 0,913, and 0.959 with EEG SPD, EEG entropy, EPI entropy and EEG & EPI in total, respectively. Both KKK and Christian prayer increased the light activity of distilled water, but only in cases where they increased SPD of delta rhythm while decreased EEG entropy and energy of the third virtual chakra. Conclusions. Findings support the proposed hypothesis of a dual-biophotonic (energy-mediated) and negentropic (information-mediated) mechanism underlying KKK effects, observable through objective neurophysiological and biophysical parameters. Compared to other mental practices, KKK demonstrated more pronounced (Reiki) or equal (prayer) systemic influence.


Ключевые слова

ментальні практики; кіокушинкай карате ката; Рейкі; молитва; ЕЕГ; EФЗ/ГРВ; ентропія; енергоінформаційна взаємодія; зріз гіпокампа щура; синаптична ефективність; світлова активність води; нейрофізіологія

mental practices; Kyokushin karate kata; Reiki; prayer; EEG; EPI/GDV; entropy; energy-informational interaction; rat’s hippocampal slice; synaptic efficacy; water light activity; neurophysiology

doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.22141/2224-0713.21.8.2025.1224

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