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Молочнохозяйственный вестник, №1 (29), I кв. 2018

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Summary

Bioenergy of animals, as a branch of physiology and diagnostics, is currently of

special interest in veterinary practice, since most animal diseases are caused by an

imbalance in energy metabolism. It is known that in nature energy exists in the form

of electromagnetic waves, on which the well-known zhen-chiu therapy originating from

China is based. The method is more than 40 centuries old. But if in China the method is

recognized as regulating the body energy balance, in the traditional European medical

and veterinary practice, the introduction of acupuncture was characterized by the

development of a new reflex theory, based on the theory of nervism. There is one link

that is common to all theories. This is the acupuncture point. The acupuncture point

can be considered both as the beginning of the reflex arc functioning and as the energy

input-output area of the body in animals and men. Estimating the acupuncture point

as the energy input-output area predetermined implementing a research on recording

electrophysiological indicators in the acupuncture point zone. Studying the young cattle

bioenergy potential in the​scapula and shoulder area in connection with the age of animals

has revealed the regularity of the undulating biopotential growth in animals aged 1 to 12

months. From the data obtained during the research it can be concluded that during this

period of life the organism of young cattle undergoes a number of significant changes in

both morphological, physical and bioenergy development. Biopotential changes at the

above mentioned points can be used by veterinarians to determine the pathology of the

limbs in the early stages of diseases before the development of clinical signs.

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