The combination of computer science and natural energy at the Stas therapy centre to diagnose, treat and even cure several illnesses, has grown to be an attractive medical alternative for people seeking answers to health problems.

Mr Ankudovich and wife Natalie working on a patient

The centre uses a latest computer diagnostic software known as Amsat which scans the body to detect the health status of a person or the kind of illness a patient is suffering from. Once the illness is identified the patient, if he or she wishes, can then enrol in a series of therapy sessions where the flow of energy is used for healing.

After just over two years of its opening, the Russian-owned centre which is based at Mare Anglaise, claimed it has consulted and cured some 300 patients, and with more calling for appointment everyday, Stas has the potential to become a lucrative business. But according to its owners, Stas is not into money-making; according to energy therapist Stanislav Ankudovich, it is trying to earn just enough to keep the business going while focusing more on helping to boost the health of people, "simply because we are here to serve them."

Moreover, the success of treatment offered has earned the centre much respect among a good number of people who by word of mouth, have been helping to advertise its services.

Mr Ankudovich, who runs the treatment side of the centre, is assisted by his wife Natalie whereas Dr Zhelabyn Anatoly is the Amsat specialist.

According to Mr Ankudovich, Amsat is ideal for people who are more interested in seeing the printed results of their health conditions, which are provided soon after scanning is done.

He explained that the programme contains the symptoms of over 300 diseases and also takes into account the organs of the body and the systems such as the digestive, nervous, lymphatic and vertebral systems. The scanning is done with a patient standing barefoot on a pair of "contact plates," holding in both hands another pair of electrodes. A device is also wrapped around the patient's head and the electrodes get connected to the forehead. All these devices are also connected with the diagnostic computer. During scanning, a painless process which takes between two to three minutes, electrical signals are sent to the computer which through four colours diagnoses the body or health condition. For example the colours red and yellow send an alert of inflammation in a particular area or a certain emotional tension, blue means generally low functions or a chronic illness and green is an indication that the body is in good health.  

Besides the colours the percentage level of the health condition is also indicated. For instance if the colour is red and the percentage level is between -60% to 100% it means the body is in acute pain or that certain systems have stopped functioning and between 60% to 100% it can mean a fever.

According to Mr Ankudovich the diagnostic system is used in several countries worldwide, but compared to many European countries, the service being offered in Seychelles, he said, was cheaper. Diagnostic using Amsat is R500 for adults and R350 for children, while the energy therapy amounts to R300 per session. 

Using the method of energy therapy, Stas claims it can cure cancer, eczema, arthritis, diabetes and can treat people with high-blood pressure, eye problems, depression, among others. It has also successfully helped suicidal patients. 

Mr Ankudovich said that this method could only be applied by a qualified and gifted healer which has studied and believes in the use of Cosmos energy. The healer uses the flow of energy or aura to cleanse a patient of the sickness.

The building which houses Stas Energy Therapy Massage Centre at Mare Anglaise

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