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    VEGA TEST METHOD AND DIAGNOSIS OF NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES: PROBLEMS, BIOPHYSICAL DIAGNOSTIC MECHANISMS AND PROSPECTS
    (2025) Nevoit G.; Filyunova O.; Danylchenko S.; Potyazhenko M.; Mintser O.; Inga Arune Bumblyte; Vainoras Alfonsas
    This theoretical research is part of the educational and scientific project “Bioelectronic medicine or look at medicine differently” of research work of the Department of Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine of Poltava State Medical University (23, Shevchenko St., 36011, Poltava, Ukraine) on “Development of algorithms and technologies for implementing a Healthy Lifestyle in patients with Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) based on the study of functional status” (state registration number 0121U108237: UDC 613 616-056-06: 616.1 / 9-03). The aim of this theoretical research was to create a systemic medical analysis of the nutrition of the scientific evidence of the Vega Test Method in the complex clinical treatment of patients with Non- Сommunicable Diseases, to determine the current state of health problems and prospects for using the method from the perspective of Complex Medicine. Conclusions: Vega Test Method is a promising modern science-intensive computerized instrumental technique that should be introduced into Clinical Medicine for the examination of patients with NCDs. Existing problems of introducing the Vega Test Method into Clinical Medicine are solved thanks to the progress of fundamental science and Quantum Physics, which leads to a paradigm shift in views on the functioning of the human body. The Vega Test Method has a modern scientific biophysical justification of validity mechanisms based on knowledge of the Magneto-Electrochemical Theory of Metabolism and Life, the Theory of the Electromagnetic Field, and the Concept of Biophoton Signaling. The use of the Vega Test Method in Clinical Medicine for the examination of patients with NCDs is important for the development of Complex Medicine.