METHOD OF DUODENAL PROBING

Inventors

A method of duodenal intubation, consisting of preparing the patient for intubation and carrying out all the necessary stages of the procedure, additionally including the introduction through a tube into the duodenum of electroactivated aqueous solutions of catholyte with ORP=(-400)-(-800) mV, anolyte with ORP=+700+1200 mV; aqueous solutions of magnesium sulfate and sorbitol, as well as aqueous solutions of herbal pharmacological preparations such as chamomile, aspen bark, oak bark, chicory root, Jerusalem artichoke root, cinquefoil root, wormwood root, burdock root or other herbal pharmacological preparations that have anti-inflammatory, antiparasitic, antibacterial and choleretic action, characterized in that all aqueous solutions, before their introduction through a tube into the duodenum, are subjected to electrochemical activation - saturation with hydrogen to the following values: for aqueous solutions of magnesium sulfate and sorbitol - to ORP values in the range from -340 mV to -360 mV, with a hydrogen concentration from 420 ppb to 740 ppb, for aqueous solutions of herbal pharmacological preparations - to ORP values in the range from -320 mV to -560 mV with a hydrogen concentration from 420 ppb up to 1100 ppb.