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Sensitiv Imago Aureola models 500 and 100 use the Bio-Photon Holography scanning, which is the improvement principle of registration of gas discharge glow (GDV) of any biological objects placed in a high intensity electromagnetic field.
Development of technologies made it possible to elaborate a bioelectrographic method of complex express diagnostics of human body and evaluation of factors and treatments that can influence it.
Nowadays the GDV Technique has won the recognition of many specialists and together with other electrographic methods is used for preventive diagnostics in professional sports, medicine, health practice, the beauty business, various fields of psychology and psychophysiology, and also in research.
Human finger glow
The first photo is the recording of finger taken with one of the first facility mounted by Kirlian. The following three photos demonstrate the possibilities of the modern equipment.
Subjects' studies by GDV Technique involve connecting an object on the glass electrode to the electrical circuit of the device that forms impulses of a high intensity electromagnetic field (duration 10 µs, frequency 1024 Hz). As a result, a sequence of gas discharges is formed within a preset exposure time. Gas discharge developing in the impulse acts as an amplifier of super-low emission processes taking place on the surface of the subject; at the same time the surface distribution of discharge channels depends on the topography of electro-physical characteristics of the subject.
GDV-image is a complex 2-D figure with each pixel characterized by its brightness coded by integer in the range of 0 ("black") to 255 ("white"). Geometrical parameters of GDV-images (e.g., the area defined as a sum of pixels exceeding the specified brightness threshold; fractality coefficient defined as relation of the length of the image perimeter to its average radius multiplied by 2Pi, the breadth of streamers) contain the information about the object's characteristics. For example, with an increase of ion concentration in liquid the glow increases while the streamer breadth decreases. To include such data into the structure of a complex biophysical experiment quantitative processing of the obtained images is required.
Between the object under study and the transparent electrode on which the object is placed the voltage impulses are applied from an electromagnetic field generator. For this purpouse there is a transparent current conductive coating layer applied on the other side of the glass electrode. With a high intensity field in the gas medium of the contact space of the object and electrode glass an avalanche or sliding gas discharge is formed whose characteristics are determined by the object's properties.
The optical system and CCD matrix transform the discharge glow into video signals that are registered as single frames (GDV-images) or AVI-files in the memory unit connected with the processor that carries out the video frames processing. The processor is a specialized software complex that enables to calculate a whole number of parameters and to produce certain diagnostic conclusions on their basis.
Sensitiv Imago Aureola models 500 and 100 use the Bio-Photon Holography scanning, which is the innovation of GDV.
In our devices we use 4 principles that upgrade the scanning accuracy and the perspectives of GDV.
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