Microwave resonance therapy

A method of treating a patient with microwave resonance therapy, comprising:

• defining a set of biologically active points on the basis of a preliminary diagnosis, wherein action on the biologically active points is potentially able to result in therapeutical effects;
• selecting a first subset of the biologically active points and subjecting at least one biologically active point of the first subset to millimeter electromagnetic radiation with a gradual change of its frequency and power density between 10.sup.-20 W/Hz-cm.sup.2 to 10.sup.-10 W/Hz-cm.sup.2 so as to determine a first characteristic frequency and a first minimum power density level which provide steady responsive reactions in the patient's organism in an area of damage;
• treating biologically active points of the first subset by irradiation with electromagnetic radiation of the first characteristic frequency;
• indexing the patient's responses to the treatment;
• repeating the treating step until the responses in the area of damage have stopped, wherein the biologically active points of the first subset are irradiated in an alternating manner in each treating step, wherein the power density level does not exceed the first minimum level at which positive responses are observed during the subjecting step;
• thereafter, selecting a second subset of biologically active points and subjecting at least one biologically active point of the second subset to millimeter electromagnetic radiation with a gradual change of frequency and power density so as to determine a second characteristic frequency and a second minimum power density level which provide steady responsive reactions of the patient's organism in the area of damage;
• and treating the biologically active points of the second subset by irradiation with electromagnetic radiation, wherein biologically active points of the second subset are irradiated in an alternating manner in each treating step at the second characteristic frequency, and the power density level does not exceed the second minimum level.