The research described on this page was carried out at the primary research site in Hampton, VA 23666 which was closed August 25 - 28 of 2025 due to the lack of funds.
1. Introduction
2. References
2. Application notes
The Affected Person exposed to ARS reports the use of old soviet-made photo flashes equipped with an IFK-120 xenon gas-discharge bulbs being effective against ARS related symptoms. The Affected Person reported feeling the ARS matter being concentrated at the forehead, back of the neck (as well as middle of the spine, and lower section of the spine) regions, and penetrating the surrounding tissue, and making muscle movements more difficult and tiring to make. The points in the body of the AP felt as having the highest concentration of the attached ARS matter include the frontal lobe and near the spinal cord within the neck. While experimenting with the old soviet-made photo flashes equipped with IFK-120 (models "SEF-3M" and "Saulute" used) xenon gas discharge light tubes it was noticed that the exposure of the body to the light produced buy the above photo flashes may provide relief from ARS-caused discomfort in the tissue. Specifically, it was observed that irradiating the upper forehead area (with the eyes closed) may alleviate the tension at the main ARS matter attachment point located at the back of the neck. The fact that the illumination of the forehead area was reported to provide relief in the back of the neck suggests that the ARS matter attached to these sites is interconnected and partially or completely encapsulates the head which is consistent with where/how the tension is felt by the AP.
Another observation made during a repair of a SEF-3M xenon photoflash was when a charged high-capacity capacitor was discharged by connecting its terminals with a screwdriver (not recommended) which resulted in a powerful discharge. During the discharge the Affected Person felt an instantaneous relief from the tension at the tension points (particularly in the neck) for the duration of the discharge. The tension came back after the discharge was complete.
The above observations suggest the possibility to disturb (and possibly destroy) the ARS matter with relatively intense light and electromagnetic radiation in general. Specifically, moderate to high power gas discharge light tubes are good candidates for ARS research. Xenon gas discharge light tubes may be preferable due to a large number of emission lines in the visible and infra-red spectrum which is good for deeper tissue penetration and their better availability due to the past wide use in photography. Other types of lamps may also be suitable (see Ref. 1 for example).
Writer believes a technique involving the use of relatively intense light sources targeting different regions of the body could be developed to destroy the ARS matter embedded in and attached to the body tissue. Writer happened to walk into a room where a live TV news broadcast was on during the COVID pandemic when this announcement of April 23, 2020 (26:26) transcribed in this link was made. As such, because the ARS matter exposure is believed to be different from a virus or a disease, Writer thinks that the treatment to destroy the ARS matter within the affected body should be sought in the form suggested in this above link (26:26) while keeping the intensity within the limits safe to use without causing any damage to the body and avoiding using the radiation of shorter ultraviolet wavelengths which may be damaging and not able to penetrate the tissue. The use of any chemicals is not recommended since it is outside of the website Author's field of specialty.
It should be pointed out that there is at least one known example of a scientific discovery made based on fiction. The Denisyuk holograms by Yuri Denisyuk were inspired by a fiction novel. Writer happened to attend a course on Holography by Prof. Rubanov A. S. who mentioned that the holography work by Denisyuk was not originally recognized in the Soviet Union as a viable scientific technique (including difficulties publishing his work and also, if Writer recalls correctly, difficulties defending a dissertation) until after foreign scientists outside of the Soviet Union started citing the work by Denisyuk.
Note: One other use of xenon gas discharge light sources believed to have at least some effectiveness in relation to ARS includes the illumination of volumes of space surrounding the body where ARS effects are felt to be present (i.e. as spatial vibrations or as turbulent matter).
"So, we’ll see, but the whole concept of the light, the way it kills it in one minute. That’s pretty powerful." (Source)
[1] Денисов В. П., "Производство электрических источников света", М., "Энергия", 1975
(Denisov V. P., "Manufacturing of electrical sources of light", M., "Energy", 1975), link 1, link 2
Annotation: The book describes a range of topics related to the manufacturing of electrical sources of light. Characteristic properties of materials used in lamp manufacturing are presented. The main technological processes pertaining to the supply, assembly and quality-control stages are described.
As mentioned previously, the xenon discharge tube based photoflashes appear to be a good candidate for anti-ARS use due to the large number of infrared lines present in their spectrum which makes it possible for the light produced by the xenon discharge tubes to propagate deeper inside of the tissue (see the near-infrared window in biological tissue). The large number of infrared lines in the output spectrum of xenon discharge tubes is evidenced by the thermally induced shock wave generated by these flashes as illustrated in Video 1 below (by an audible sound produced by the stainless flask after being illuminated by the "Ray M1" ("Luch M1") photoflash shown in Fig. 1).
"SEF 3M", "Saulute" and "Ray M1" old soviet photoflashes based on IFK-120 xenon gas discharge tubes (see Fig. 2 below) have been tested on the Affected Person primarily by illuminating (1) from the direction of the top lobe area, (2) from the top front section of the head, and (3) from the top of the head at the back in the direction of the spinal cord. Illumination of the back of the neck was tested too but appears to be less useful in some cases. More tests are required to establish the optimum areas of the body to be illuminated and illumination directions delivering the best anti-ARS efficiency.
Among the smaller photoflashes, "SEF 3M" demonstrated better anti-ARS efficiency than the "Saulute" photoflash which is believed to be at least in part related to a narrower reflector used in "SEF 3M" which appears to create a more focused beam and consequently higher light intensity per unit angle. Comparing the smaller "SEF 3M" and "Saulute" flashes to the bigger "Ray M1" led to the conclusion that a larger reflector size creating a wider beam appears to be beneficial in addition to higher energy. Some of the tests performed included a replacement of a capacitor in the "SEF 3M" to increase its energy output to that equivalent of the middle energy setting of the "Ray M1" photoflash (~68 J) but the ~double increase in the energy output of the "SEF 3M" did not appear to result in substantial enough improvement in the perceived anti-ARS efficiency which is believed to be due to the small size of the reflector. The higher efficiency of the "Ray M1" photoflash is largely attributed to the larger size reflector. As such the use of the "Ray M1" photoflash is highly recommended over its smaller counterparts, or modifications to the smaller size flashes need to be done to accommodate a large size reflector (and most likely increase the output energy too). While the smaller flashes are also useful, they are unable to deliver a long lasting and strong enough anti-ARS effect to efficiently oppose the ARS matter build up around the head perceived by the Affected Person. More tests are needed to establish the optimum focusing of the beam and its energy, as well as the areas of the body to be illuminated and beam directions delivering the best anti-ARS efficiency.
It would not be completely fare to dismiss the smaller flashes as useless compared to the "Ray M1" photoflash. Smaller flashes could be used without modifications to affect smaller sections for localized treatments of the tissue where the ARS matter is felt more concentrated which is commonly within the neck close to the spinal cord. Even though the small flashes have lower energy, they also have a smaller reflector which appears to form a higher intensity beam exceeding the intensity per surface area achievable with the "Ray M1" photoflash. As such it would be correct to say that the "Ray M1" photoflash allows achieving a better anti-ARS overall effect but they are not as good of a fit for localized treatments as flashes like "SEF 3M" which has a smaller size narrow reflector. As such for best results a combination of the "Ray M1" photoflash for better overall treatment with a smaller size IFK-120 based photoflash such as "SEF 3M" for localized treatments may be the optimum solution.
The ARS techniques appear to rely on the need to initiate an "ARS seed" in the body which is usually felt as a spot of concentrated foreign matter inside of the neck commonly next to the spinal cord but is also believed to be accompanied by an encapsulation of the head with the ARS matter. The creation of the "ARS seed" is commonly done while the body of the Affected Person is stationary (i.e. while asleep). The use of xenon photo flashes with a large reflector is considered to be one of the most important tools among the anti-ARS methods and currently the only one capable to quickly and efficiently disturb or partially alter the ARS seed (usually felt in the neck area) making further ARS treatment much more difficult to do. The use of other methods (i.e. sleeping station shielding, DPTOAVS, BLAR etc.) are not able to deliver the required level of relief to "break the cycle of ARS" unless they are supplemented with the use of the action of "bright light" such as that delivered by large reflector higher energy photoflashes such as "Ray M1". "Ray M1" is said to be the most powerful off-the-shelf household photoflash ever manufactured in the Soviet Union. It is important to exchange the old capacitors in old soviet photo flashes such as "Ray M1" (especially the high capacity 800uF and 1500 uF ones before "Ray M1" could be used).
The use of the xenon discharge tube based photoflashes for anti-ARS treatment is often more efficient after a prayer sequence such as one of the long sequences (i.e. 4 through 7). It should be kept in mind that the ARS techniques are believed to include a form of sorcery and/or witchcraft enhanced by technical means. As such while the use of technical means including the xenon discharge tube based photoflashes is important and necessary, it should only be viewed as supplementary to a prayer sequence (reading Psalter etc.).
