Use of intense light against ADRES

The Affected Person exposed to ADRES reports the use of old soviet-made photo flashes equipped with an IFK-120 xenon gas-discharge bulbs being effective against ADRES related symptoms.  The Affected Person reported feeling the ADRES matter being concentrated at the lobe, back of the neck (as well as middle of the spine, lower section of the spine) regions, and penetrating the 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 ADRES matter include the lobe and the back of the neck.  While experimenting with the old soviet-made photo flashes equipped with gas discharge light bulbs it was noticed that the exposure of the body to the light produced buy the above photo flashes may provide relief from ADRES-caused discomfort in the tissue.   Specifically, it was observed that irradiating the upper lobe area (with the eyes closed) may alleviate the tension at the main ADRES matter attachment point located at the back of the neck.  The fact that the illumination of the lobe area was reported to provide relief in the back of the neck suggests that the ADRES matter attached to these sites is interconnected and partially or completely encapsulates the head.

The above observations suggest the possibility to disturb (and possibly destroy) the ADRES matter with relatively intense light.   As such Writer believes a technique involving the use of relatively intense light sources targeting different regions of the body could be developed to destroy the ADRES 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 transcribed in this link was made.  As such, because the ADRES matter exposure is believed to be different from a virus or a disease, Writer thinks that the treatment to remove the ADRES matter from an affected body should be sought in the form suggested in this above link.

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 ADRES includes the illumination of volumes of space surrounding the body where ADRES 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)