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THE COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR STUDYING HUMAN ORGANISM
MINERALOGRAMME ACCORDING TO THE ANALYSIS OF HAIR
OR FINGERNAILS (IMOPAVIN)

S.A. RUSTEMBEKOVA

Russian State Medical University Branch, Scientific and

Clinical Centre of Gerontology, Moscow

Actual classification of chemical elements in a human body on

essential is substantiated. According to it such chemical elements are:
essential, conditionally essential and conditionally toxic (according to
their influence on health) and macro - micro- and ultra-microelemens
(according to their concentration in human hair). Brief data on the
balance of elements in a human body as a part of a macro-
microelement portrait of the organism and its research by means of
analyzing hair (or fingernails) according to the technique patented by
the author are resulted.
Key words: programmes for medicine, ER-diagram, hair tissue
mineral analysis.