The possible role of embryonic polarity axes for the normalization of tissue function induced by the interaction between human bilateral parts

Abstract

Ou MC decrescendo phenomenon (OuDP) is produced by placing the contralateral hand over a diseased location (Ou MC handing remedy [Ou HR]) to produce a zone under the hand with decreased pain or inflammation. Our objective is to report a series of patients with various diseases that resolved with application of the Ou HR, and review other studies of the OuDP. During 2015, 18 patients with various diseases were treated at our clinic: 3 patients had infectious processes; 4 had joint and/or soft tissue pain; 3 had dysmenorrhea; 1 had preterm labor; 2 had abdominal pain/fullness after surgery; 1 had diabetes mellitus and difficulty walking; 2 had suspected malignancies and 1 had a malignancy. All patients were treated with the Ou HR. Of the 18 patients, 17 self-administered the HR and 1 had the Ou HR administered by a therapist. In all 18 patients the symptoms or disease process was improved or cured. Prior published studies including 121 patients indicated that the Ou HR was effective in 92.3 to 100% of patients. Including prior studies, there were 3 patients with pathology-identified cancer: (1) uterine endometrioid carcinoma, stage IIIB, (2) uterine endometrial carcinoma, stage IA, (3) uterine leiomyosarcoma stage IB, All these patients showed suppression of the tumor with Ou HR treatment. The OuDP shows to accelerate the recovery of a number of disease states, and the effect mainly occurs with the use of the contralateral hand, which suggests that the axes of embryonic polarity may impart the OuDP leading to the normalization of tissue function. The normalization of the tumor cells and microenvironment function may make tumor cells conform to the regulations with apoptosis, metastasis suppression, preventing uninhibited proliferation, minimizing angiogenesis and supervision by host immunological systems, which suppresses the cancer. These findings warrant further investigation.