Biophysical approach to minor anxiety and Depressive Disorders

Anxiety and Depressive Disorders are two emerging concerns in the worldwide population being ranked respectively at the sixth and second position of the global burden of disease impacting public health. It is desirable to look for new effective strategies to cope with them bridging evidence based and personalized medicine. Bridging physics and biology living organisms can nowadays be viewed as dynamic processes sustained by a ceaseless flows of matter, energy and information within specific space-time quanta defined as morphogenetic fields. Life is a far from equilibrium process described as dissipative structure. A more dynamic approach replaced the old static concept of homeostasis and the process aimed to keep stability through dynamic changes has been recently defined as allostasis. Allostatic load represents the global effort that the system has to cope to maintain allostasis. Allostasis leads to strengthen of health potential toward salutogenesis while allostatic load leads to a decrease of health potential toward pathogenesis. Allostasis and allostaic load are in a dynamic relationship as an expression of the flow of information due to adaptive dynamics. Consequently, health and disease could be better understood as an expression of the allostasis/allostatic load dynamics. Information flows in biological system can be studied either by a chemical and molecular description either by an electromagnetic signals emission and processing approach. Indeed, electromagnetic signals are endogenously generated at different level in many cell components and supposedly play an active role in synchronizing either inner cell function at microscopic level either systemic adaptive response of organs, apparatus and whole organism. Accordingly, all adaptive responses both at microscopic and macroscopic level, either local or holistic, could be identified by their specific electromagnetic signals emission. Each adaptive pattern, being unique for any person at any time, identifies his own specific and personal electromagnetic signature including emotional patterns. A biophysical approach has been employed to treat minor anxiety and depressive disorders following previous evidences. The self-rating anxiety scale and the self-rating depression scale were used to assess the clinical pictures at baseline and after 3 months of a single biophysical procedure (Med Select 729) recorded on an aqueous solution (Nomabit Base) and self-administrated. A significant reduction of the score was reported in both anxiety (p <; 0.0001) and depression (p <; 0.0001) group showing a potential benefit of biophysical therapies in their management in a very personalized perspective.