Analysis of the mechanisms of synergistic effect in the combined use of physiotherapy factors

Abstract

The study is devoted to the analysis of the internal mechanisms of the realization of biological effects of the combined use of a low-frequency alternating electrostatic field and transcranial magnetic stimulation with a running magnetic field in patients with metabolic syndrome. The results obtained allow concluding that the simultaneous course effect of these physiotherapeutic factors is accompanied by the development of a synergistic effect, objectively assessed by a set of parameters characterizing the state of the microcirculatory-tissue system, metabolic processes and peroxide metabolism. The quantitative assessment carried out using the synergy factor allowed classifying the type of interaction of physical factors as potentiation. The analysis of the internal mechanisms of supraadditive interaction made it possible to establish that this phenomenon can be most accurately explained from the standpoint of epigenetic regulation, which is a change in gene expression with the preservation of the DNA sequence and which determines the phenomenon of functional cumulation during the course of physiotherapeutic factors. The epigenetic model of the realization of synergy acts as a molecular evidence base for the sanogenetic effects observed in patients with metabolic syndrome under the systemotropic effect of physiotherapeutic factors.