Dowsing analysis and skin structure
The skin is a protective covering of the entire body that prevents injuries, loss of moisture, penetration of bacteria and chemical agents, and protects against solar radiation. In addition to the role of thermoregulation and sweating, it contains numerous sensory organs for receiving external stimuli.
Anatomical structure of the skin
The skin completely covers the surface of the human body, with the exception of natural body openings, and is made up of three basic layers:
- 1. Outer layer (Pousma / Epiderm): The layer in which the pigment responsible for the color of the skin, eyes and hair is created.
- 2. Usma (Koriy): It is made of solid connective tissue, which gives this part a high resistance to external tears.
- 3. Subcutaneous tissue: A deep layer whose task is to connect the skin with the muscle tissue that is located below it.
Dowsing examination and work rules
The examination of the skin is performed in the same or very similar way as the analysis of the muscular system. If it is possible to achieve a clear visual concentration on a certain part of the skin, the examination is performed directly; otherwise, a pass over the patient's body is used or appropriate illustrations from an anatomical atlas are applied.
As with all other dowsing analysis, it is strictly emphasized that one should never enter into the diagnosis of the disease, any deviations are used exclusively as a guide for referring the patient to a specialist doctor.
