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Import

The expansion of heart rate variability analysis has been facilitated by the remarkable development of computer sciences and digital signal processing during the last thirty years. The beat-to-beat fluctuation of the heart rate originates from the momentary summing of sympathetic and parasympathetic influences on the sinus node. According to the extensive associations of the autonomic nervous system, several factors affect heart rate and its variability such as posture, respiration frequency, age, gender, physical or mental load, pain, numerous disease conditions, and different drugs.
THE HEART RATE VARIABILITY MEASURE – this determines the overall health of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) – how we adapt to changes in our environment, the Vegetative Balance, or the way that the ANS is reacting to stressors, the Biochemical Balance of the myriad of chemical reactions in each cell of the body which also is controlled partly by the ANS, Psychosomatic Condition which takes into account the connection between the mind and the body. There is also a Total Health Indicator which takes the average of all these factors mentioned above.
The expansion of heart rate variability analysis has been facilitated by the remarkable development of computer sciences and digital signal processing during the last thirty years. The beat-to-beat fluctuation of the heart rate originates from the momentary summing of sympathetic and parasympathetic influences on the sinus node. According to the extensive associations of the autonomic nervous system, several factors affect heart rate and its variability such as posture, respiration frequency, age, gender, physical or mental load, pain, numerous disease conditions, and different drugs.
THE HEART RATE VARIABILITY MEASURE – this determines the overall health of the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) – how we adapt to changes in our environment, the Vegetative Balance, or the way that the ANS is reacting to stressors, the Biochemical Balance of the myriad of chemical reactions in each cell of the body which also is controlled partly by the ANS, Psychosomatic Condition which takes into account the connection between the mind and the body. There is also a Total Health Indicator which takes the average of all these factors mentioned above.

Import

The autonomic nervous system is part of the peripheral nervous system. One of its main roles is to regulate glands and organs without any effort from our conscious minds.
The autonomic nervous system is made up of two parts: the sympathetic and the parasympathetic. These systems act on the body in opposite ways. Together, they coordinate a multitude of adjustments required for our changing personal needs as we move through our environment.

PSYCHOSOMATIC & BRAIN BALANCE – this is an indicator of the relationship between the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) and the body as a whole and looks at the Electrical Activity of the ANS and the Brain Wave Activity during different cycles of brain waves.

Import

By taking interest in your biological age, you can begin to make changes that would help slow down the ageing process. A good place to start is to take an inventory of your life and health habits. We need to create a life that is supportive of good health by ensuring that we take a healthy diet, exercise regularly, and avoid unhealthy habits like smoking, excessive alcohol intake, and the likes. It is important to know our biological age for several reasons;

A person’s biological age is a better measure for determining a person’s health than the chronological age. Health problems can be slow in showing up in form of symptoms. Our bodies are supposed to heal themselves and make allowances for deficiencies for a long time before it is overcome and it succumbs to disease. But we can detect this much earlier and make changes if we find out our biological age.

BIOLOGICAL AGE & ENERGY PYRAMID – this shows the Biological Age vs the Chronological Age. Biological age, also called physiological age, is a measure of how well or poorly your body is functioning relative to your actual calendar age. For example, you may have a calendar or chronological age of 65, but because of a healthy and active lifestyle (avoiding longevity threats like tobacco and obesity), your body is physiologically more similar to someone with a chronological age of 55. Your biological age would therefore be 55.

Import

The human body is the entire structure of a human being. It is composed of many different types of cells that together create tissues and subsequently organ systems. They ensure homeostasis and viability of human body. Many systems and mechanisms interact in order to maintain homeostasis, with safe levels of substances such as sugar and oxygen in the blood.

FUNCTIONAL CONDITION OF ALL PHYSIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS – the human body is a complex, self-regulating biological system that is constantly maintaining balance with its external environment. The vitality of the body is determined by the synergistic functioning of all the physiological systems of the body. This measure indicates how healthy or stressed are all the physiological systems as a whole which are all regulated by the Autonomic Nervous System such urinary, circulatory, respiratory, neuromuscular, GI tract, endocrine, reproductive, lymphatic and more.

INDICATOR OF FUNCTIONAL HEALTH – this is an energetic measure of body function taking into account all the functional activity of all our physiological systems and using algorithms works out a Prognostic Indicator over the next 24 hours based upon how stressed our bodily functioning is.

Import

The 7 Chakras are the energy centers in our body in which energy flows through. The word ‘chakra’ is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning ‘wheel’. Literally translated from the Hindi it means ‘Wheel of spinning Energy’. A chakra is like a whirling, vortex like, powerhouse of energy.

THE CHAKRA SYSTEM – the Chakras Are Energy Centers where humans obtain energy from the environment. They are found along the spinal column. Depending on how open these Chakras are, this will determine the overall health of the person. This will give an energetic measure of all the 7 Chakras, determining how open or closed they are.

Import

There are twelve main meridians, or invisible channels, throughout the body with Qi or energy flows. Each limb is traversed by six channels, three Yin channels on the inside, and three Yang channels on the outside. Each of the twelve regular channels corresponds to the five Yin organs, the six Yang organs as well as the Pericardium and San Jiao. These are organs that have no anatomical counterpart in Western medicine but also relate to processes in the body. It is also important to remember that organs should not be thought of as being identical with the physical, anatomical organs of the body.

Each meridian is a Yin Yang pair, meaning each Yin organ is paired with its corresponding Yang Organ: The Yin Lung organ, for example, corresponds with the Yang large intestine.

THE U-SIN MERIDIAN SYSTEM – this is an energetic measure of the energy flow in all the meridians as a whole. Depending on the time of the day, YIN and YANG values can change. During the day, YANG energy is dominant, peaking at lunch time. YIN energy is more dominant at night, peaking around midnight. During a new moon, the female energy YIN is dominant, but during a full moon the YANG male energy is dominant. During a full moon people are usually more active and it is good to keep busy during this period. For creativity and achieving, it is best to wait until the new moon.

The seasons can also affect our YIN and YANG energies. In Fall and Winter, the YIN is effected more, whereas YANG is more effected during Spring and Summer. Children that are however born in Winter or Fall will have dominant YANG, whereas children born in Spring and Summer will have more dominant YIN.