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 I. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: It reduces heart rate and increases heart irrigation and volume, and improves the ventricular function. It increases peripheral and brain circulation and regulates blood pressure.
II. BREATHING SYSTEM: It regulates the breathing rate, increases the volume of pulmonary ventilation and the ventilation of the alveoli.
III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM: It improves the gastro colic function, regulates and strengthens peristalsis, accelerates evacuation and eliminates gas. It tones our liver and pancreas.
IV. NERVOUS SYSTEM: It protects the cerebral cortex through an inhibiting mechanism and regulates the nervous vegetative system.
V. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM: It regulates and improves endocrine functions such as the ones performed by: the hypophysis and thyroid glands, testicles, ovaries, suprarenal gland and pancreas.
VI. IMMUNE SYSTEM: It corrects alterations of the thymus, increases the amount and capacity of T lymphocytes, and increases immune globulins, as well as the amount and activity of macrophages.
VII. LOCOMOTIVE SYSTEM: It strengthens the bones (prevents osteoporosis) and increases the elasticity of muscles and tendons.
VIII. METABOLISM: It activates and regulates the metabolism of lipids (cholesterol) and sugars.
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