Scenar Therapy
Healing the Body...naturallyS.C.E.N.A.R (Self Controlled Energo Neuro Adaptive Regulator) Craig Haynes is a qualified Scenar Therapist |  |
What is Scenar Therapy?
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Scenar (S.C.E.N.A.R) is a powerful therapy, well known for achieving lasting pain relief. Scenar can help with a wide
range of conditions, including many which seem to resist every other type of therapy. Scenar uses electronic frequencies
to prompt the body's natural adaptive responses, which are deep, long lasting and free from the side effects that plague
so many other types of traditional treatments.
The Scenar itself is a handheld therapeutic medical device (ARTG 101783) licensed and approved by the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Association) to treat pain and physiological dysfunction. It is completely different from other electronic devices as it interacts with the body, through the skin, to precisely and simultaneously locate, measure and treat problem areas (asymmetries), to help relive pain and restore function. In the late 1970's, at the height of the Soviet-American space race, a brilliant young engineer, Alexander Karasev, invented the first Scenar prototype at the Radiotechnical University of Taganrog. Various doctors and scientists, in particular a young Neurologist, Alexander Revenko, worked with Karasev to refine the Scenar technology into a therapy system, using principles from traditional Chinese medicine, Western Neurology and Russian Biophysics. Funding came from the then Soviet Union hoping to give Cosmonauts a tool to treat injuries and illnesses during extended stays in space, where limited storage and recycled body wastes, made traditional medical drugs problematic. |
Intentionally or not, they gave their country one of the most powerful healing systems in the world.
In 1993, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Scenar started to filter out to the UK and other Western countries. Medical approvals were sought, and gained, in the UK, USA and Australia, following exhaustive trials. Scenar is now widely used in many countries. In Russia it is a mainstream medical device used on an everyday basis and an important tool in ambulances.
What does it do?
The Scenar "listens" to the body by recording the skin's galvanic response to its signal, its electrical impedance, then returning a newly modified signal back to the body, and again "listening" to the reply, creating a bio-feedback and treatment loop.
The Scenar is powered by small standard batteries and the electrical impulses it sends are extremely safe. They are tailored to mimic the natural electrical signals of the body's own nervous system. In simple terms, the Scenar "speaks" the same language as the human body.
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