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http://www.Eng3Corp.com - Stress and chronic disorders reflected in Heart Rate Variability (HRV). Analysis of heart rate variability (HRV) – a powerful diagnostic tool HRV analysis is a straightforward, quick and non-invasive diagnostic procedure which is scientifically
based and recognized. “If a superordinate system controls and regulates subordinate
systems, the operational state of
the superordinate system is the most important parameter for diagnosing disorders!”
What is significant and unique about HRV analysis is its ability to display quickly, in a completely painfree, non-invasive and meaningful manner, the autonomic nervous system’s (ANS) capacity to regulate.
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HRV analysis is a straightforward,quick and non-invasive diagnosticprocedure which is scientificallybased and recognised.

“If a superordinate system con-trols and regulates subordinatesystems, the operational state ofthe superordinate system is themost important parameter for dia-gnosing disorders!”

What is significant and unique ab-out HRV analysis is its ability to dis-play quickly, in a completely pain-free, non-invasive and meaningfulmanner, the autonomic nervous sys-tem’s (ANS) capacity to regulate.

stress index (SI) and parasympathe-tic activity (RMSSD) are the parame-ters which provide meaningful infor-mation about the regulatory state ofthe superordinate system.

There are numerous studies whichdemonstrate the direct link betweenthe onset and advance of variouschronic diseases and the decliningvariability of the heart rate. Even iflaboratory parameters, CT and MRIscans, for example, do not revealanything abnormal indicating theonset of disease, existing dysfunc-tion can be detected very quicklyand reliably by measuring HRV. Pre-cise HRV test results display in easi-

This superordinate system is thecontrol and regulatory centre for allthe systems which man is unable toinfluence voluntarily (immune sys-tem, hormonal system, cardiovascu-lar system, digestive system, respira-tory system, etc.).

HRV analysis (ECG measurement)takes just 7 minutes to display visu-ally the operational state of the ANSin a manner which both therapistand patient can understand. The va-rious HRV parameters are deducedfrom rhythmograms and scatter dia-grams. Pulse rate (HR), the summaryparameter for heart rate variability(SDNN), regulatory range (CV),

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HRV-AnalyseGradmesser meiner Gesundheit

Wie gesund bin ich wirklich?

Wie ist der Funktionszustand meines vegetativen Nervensystems?

Wie kann mein Körper mit Stress umgehen?

Wie zeigt sich meine chronische Erkrankung im Spiegel der HRV?

Liegt bei mir bereits eine Regulationsstarre vor?

Sind meine Therapiemaßnahmen wirksam und erfolgreich?

Welche Energiereserven habe ich ?

Verständlich - Schmerzfrei - Schnell

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Messung der Herzrhytmusvariabilität“7 Minuten, die mir Klarheit bringen”

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Autonomic nervous system in great need of treatmentActive Air® therapy proves effective

ly understood diagrammatic formwhether the superordinate controland regulatory system is alreadyoperating under permanent stress orwhether it is well able to regulatethe current conditions. Specific rea-dings and the physical effects ofstress and permanent stress are diffi-cult to show with conventional dia-gnostic methods. As a result, physi-cal regulatory disorders which alrea-dy exist, but which have so far goneunnoticed, may manifest themselvesin chronic disease, depression, sleepdisorders, circulatory disturbances,high blood pressure, diabetes, burn -out syndrome and other disorders.Advancing interference fields aswell as the likelihood of resultingcomplications can be identified wellin advance once reflected in HRVreadings.

HRV analysis for monitoringtreatmentHRV analysis shows directly howthe functioning of the autonomic

Despite the latest developments inWestern medicine, many disordersand types of ill health which areconnected to a greater or lesser ex-tent with stress are steadily increa-sing, for example, cardiovascular di-sease, hypertonia, cancer, allergies,lack of concentration and functionalcapacity, fatigue and burnout syn-drome. In addition, disorders such

as depression, anxiety, sleep disor-ders, migraine, muscle tension, vas-cular disorders, gastrointestinal dis -orders, asthma, diabetes and chro-nic fatigue syndrome (CFS) are attri-buted to the risk factor, stress.According to immunologists, thereis growing scientific evidence thatsevere chronic stress directly im-pairs the immune system leading to

immediate health disorders and re-presenting a negative influence onthe progress of existing disease.

If we look into the cause of thesesteadily increasing disorders, wemust inevitably turn to the superor-dinate system which controls thebody’s regulatory system. Man’s ba-sic functions, respiration, metabo-

nervous system is affected by va-rious therapies. Subordinate systemsand organs such as organ control,hormone production, defence me-chanisms, blood pressure control,energy supply, repair processes, cellregeneration, etc. can only functionproperly once again if the regulatoryand functional ability of the super -ordinate control and regulatory sys-tem is improved.

Universities have already been wor-king with HRV analysis for someconsiderable time in the areas ofcardiology, neurology, diabetology,preventive medicine and stress res -earch etc. and their results supportthe tremendous importance of HRVfor routine medical practice.

HRV analysis is now ready to beused by medical practices as part ofdaily routine. Now all health profes-sionals have the opportunity to dia-gnose regulatory disorders in a sim-ple, quick and effective manner.

They can quickly identify ineffectivetherapies and replace these with ef-fective ones – for the benefit of pa-tients’ health.

Previous practical experience from alarge number of patient readingsclearly shows patients’ considerableunanimous interest in HRV analysis.The analysis is easy to understandand the status quo of the ANS’s re-gulatory ability offers a far better un-derstanding of existing disorders oradvancing diseases than was pre-viously available.

It is merely a question of time beforeall medical practices use HRV ana-lysis as routinely as taking patients’blood pressure.

Silko Günzel, Potsdam

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