N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 11 In general, in terms of setting and solving problems that contribute to understanding the most complex processes occurring in the human body at the level of the cells, organs and systems of the body, direct and reverse interaction with the brain, the level of development of unique Russian scientists' work on improving man’s health and perfecting " Svetl " technology, F.D. Shkrudnev’s work should be highly appreciated both by the whole humanity and by the individual representatives who have the possibility of real recovery, which is impossible to achieve by the methods of traditional and alternative medicine. Perhaps some readers encounter N.V. Levashov’s scientific paradigm and F.D. Shkrudnev’s works for the first time. In this regard, for the complete presentation of the New Knowledge main provisions, it is advisable to know the reaction of readers, and in particular, professional medics. With this aim in mind, I turned to an old friend, a practicing doctor, who for many years worked as an anesthesiologist. His response pleased me with his openness and reference to the acute problems of medicine, but it alarmed me with his conclusions. In particular, my friend noted that everything I wrote could be attributed to obscurantism, i.e. hostile attitude towards enlightenment, science and progress. "Doctors all over the world have studied all their lives and tried to bring to others a simple truth of" get sick – go to the doctor", and you deny it completely, as you deny all (!) modern methods of treatment and diagnostics." To confirm the unique properties of the new treatment approach, he proposed to make a classical experiment in one of the cancer centers to compare the traditional method of treatment and with the help of "SvetL" . In case of success and repeatability of the experiment, in his opinion, this would stir up the medical community and guarantee the receipt of the Nobel Prize. In conclusion, he expressed disbelief in the existence of the world behind the scenes, which artificially prevents the science development. I think these kind of thoughts might arise in the minds of many doctors and not only doctors. In this connection, I present below my answers, which will allow us to take a broader look at the problems under consideration, described by Shkrudnev F.D. in his book. First, let’s imagine – a classic experiment is being made on serious incurable diseases using traditional methods of treatment and "SvetL" technology on certain reliable patients. What will happen if the last method wins, which, as already mentioned, has numerous documentary confirmations, which for some reasons, are not published in Russian medical journals? And the conclusion is very simple – it would be necessary to close