New vampire blood purification therapy is controversial
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According to foreign media reports, a treatment method dubbed by the media as "vampire therapy" is currently popular in Germany and Russia. It is said that after the blood is purified in this way, the body's immune system will be enhanced and the energy will be more abundant before treatment. However, some experts have questioned the effectiveness of this therapy.
When it comes to blood drawn from the body, after UV treatment, and reinjected into the body, many people will not think of the plot in the Halloween horror film. However, proponents of the new blood purification method claim that this therapy will not only give you vitality, but also alleviate the symptoms of a series of diseases including skin diseases.
According to UVB photobiological stimulation therapy (UVB therapy), the doctor will take a small amount of blood (50 ml) from the patient and transport it through a thin tube to a machine where it is briefly exposed to ultraviolet light and re-delivered back to the body. The entire process lasts 15 minutes. Although it sounds a bit scary, this therapy has been widely used in Germany and Russia, and now there are services in the UK.
Proponents claim that blood purification has many benefits, such as making people more energetic, strengthening the body's immune system, accelerating metabolism, alleviating symptoms such as diabetes and allergies, and helping to eliminate the pain caused by skin diseases such as acne and dermatitis. However, some people have also raised the question: Is exposure to human blood exposed to ultraviolet light really beneficial to health? The basic principle of UVB photobiology stimulation therapy is that when the oxygen content in the blood is insufficient, the blood cells will lack vitality, resulting in poor blood circulation and various diseases.
Dr. Robert Stelzer, a British doctor who has been actively promoting this therapy for more than a decade, said: "UVB photobiological stimulation therapy can help to supply oxygen to the blood, reinvigorating the body and enhancing it. The immune system. The immune system is vital to human health," he added. "Once exposed to ultraviolet light, the blood is deeply purified, making the body better protected against viruses and bacteria. Ultraviolet rays also activate blood proteins, increasing Oxygen content."
However, not all British medical experts believe that UVB therapy is as good as it describes it. Rakidra Sharma, of a medical center in London, said: "There is no evidence that purifying a small amount of blood with UV light and then reinjecting it into the body will promote our health. This is not a safety study. Exclude any potential medicine. It may be foolish to use such ideas before harm."
As for proponents claiming that UVB therapy can reduce the incidence of skin diseases such as dermatitis and acne, it is also questioned by experts. Sam Bunting, a dermatologist, said: "I doubt that this therapy will have a positive effect on the skin. The cause of acne is simple: skin cells proliferate to clog pores, pores clog, hair follicles The oil inside does not come out, causing the bacteria that cause acne to multiply."
However, Esther Fieldgrass, founder of the EF Medispa Hospital in Chelsea, insists that UVB therapy can strengthen the body's immune system: "This treatment is for people who are weak, often cold, and seek to avoid winter virus infestation. It is very beneficial. It is 100% safe.†EF Medispa Hospital is one of the first hospitals in the UK to offer UVB therapy.
Aleksia Griffith, 25-year-old sales director from the Bethnal Green district in East London, used UVB therapy to treat her skin disease. Alexei said: "I have suffered from psoriasis since I was 12 years old. I have not been cured by asking for medical advice everywhere. So I made an appointment with a doctor for UVB therapy. I saw my blood flowing through a clean tube. In the machine, and then exposed to ultraviolet light, the whole process is a bit strange."
After the first course of treatment, Alexia found that the symptoms of psoriasis did not improve compared with before, but she still insisted on completing 5 courses of treatment. Alexei said: "After five courses of treatment, the symptoms have improved compared to before. The erythema near the hairline and ears is reduced, and the discomfort on the scalp is also improved."
UVB therapy also brings another health benefit to Alexia: "The biggest difference is that I have more energy than before. In the past, I was still very tired when I woke up in the morning, but after treatment, I woke up in the morning and felt very agile. Evening sleeps better than before.†Whether UVB therapy is as magical as practitioners has yet to be discussed. However, this treatment does not sound so horrible. Compared to the most attractive vampires, new treatments should be more beneficial to your health.
