All scans are recorded and saved. This makes the measures visible.
Health and relaxation are improved to a whole new level.
Heart rate variability is optimized by more effective methods.
Measurement results can be made comparable in many analyses.
ANALYSIS is a system for recording important data relating to the autonomic nervous system. The autonomic nervous system is essential for the human body and controls our heartbeat. However, a regular heartbeat is not a sign of good health. There are fluctuations from one heartbeat to the next, which creates variability. Analysis is used to measure, analyze and store these differences. This allows physical and molecular changes in the body to be detected, often years before illnesses occur. Early detection is therefore very important, especially in the case of chronic diseases caused by mitochondrial dysfunction.
The sympathetic nervous system is a system for the involuntary control of organ activity, which increases the activity of certain organs in stressful situations and is therefore considered to enhance performance.
The parasympathetic nervous system, on the other hand, controls many organs involuntarily during rest or recovery phases and is responsible for building up energy reserves.
There is no other diagnostic method recognized worldwide than the VNS analysis, which indicates physical disorders at an early stage. This applies to risks such as heart disease, stress-related illnesses such as burnout, as well as problems with the intestinal system and autoimmune diseases.
The cardiovagal biofeedback function integrated into the VNS analysis can be used both diagnostically and therapeutically. If the first measurement shows a regulatory disorder (increased sympathetic nervous system, decreased parasympathetic nervous system), a second measurement with synchronized breathing should be carried out immediately afterwards.
