IDENTIFICATION OF TYPICAL GDV-PICTURES OF FINGERS ON THE BASIS OF ANALYSIS OF THEIR FRACTAL DINAMICS
Biophotons
The biological emission of photons (biophotons) is a term used to describe the permanent ultraweak (1-100 photons/sec/cm2) emission of coherent (phase-locked and/or frequency-locked) photons from living systems. (F.A.Popp 1976) Popp considered it to be a quantum biological phenomenon with bio-informational character distinct from the non-coherent emission of photons as by-products of metabolism, like thermal radiation and bioluminescence/chemiluminescence caused by radical reactions, oxidation etc.
Biophoton/ultraweak photon emission originates from relaxation of electronically excited states of the constituents of living cells, which are generally associated with the presence of an oxidative metabolism that accompanies the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) which participate in the regulation of a wide spectrum of biochemical and physiological functions.
GDV-GRAM AND BIOELECTRIC ACTIVITY
GDV-GRAM AND BIOELECTRIC ACTIVITY OF BRAIN AND HEART
N.A.Philippova, R.A.Alexandrova, S.V.Lovitsky, I.O.Karelina
St.Petersburg State Medical University n.a. I.P.Pavlov, Russia
GDV in Medicine
ELECTROPHOTONIC ANALYSIS IN MEDICINE GDV BIOELECTROGRAPHY RESEARCH Dr. Ekaterina Yakovleva and Dr. Konstantin Korotkov This book is a survey of papers dedicated to Electrophotonic Imaging (EPI) GDV Bioelectrography applications in Medicine and Psychology from 2000 to 2012. The most of cited works are presented in proceedings of different conferences, but a lot are published in … Read more
Concentration dependence of gas discharge around drops
Concentration dependence of gas discharge around drops of inorganic electrolytes
K. G. Korotkov
Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics, Sablinskaya 14, St. Petersburg 190000, Russia
D. A. Korotkin
Biophysical Energy Transfer Mechanisms
Biophysical Energy Transfer Mechanisms in Living Systems:
The Basis of Life Processes.
KONSTANTIN KOROTKOV, Ph.D. 1, BERNEY WILLIAMS, Ph.D. 2,and LEONARD A. WISNESKI, M.D., F.A.C.P. 3
ONCOLOGICAL KIRLIANGRAPHICAL DIAGNOSIS
A SUMMARY OF DRs. GROTT’s ARTICLE
ONCOLOGICAL KIRLIANGRAPHICAL DIAGNOSIS
Published in the “Revista do Hospital das Forças Armadas” (Magazine of the Hospital of the Armed Forces) – (H.F.A.) Brasília (DF) – Brazil
Edition of Out/Dec – 1987
Authors: Dr. Hélio Grott Filho, Dr. Júlio Grott
INFLUENCE OF THOUGHTS OVER HUMAN AURA
THE INVESTIGATION OF INFLUENCE OF THOUGHTS OVER HUMAN AURA USING GAS DISCHARGE VISUALIZATION METHOD
E.I. Anufrieva, V.P. Anufriev, M.G. Starchenco
EU Center of Energetics UrO RAS Institute of physics of metals Ekaterinburg
In our previous investigations, carried out with the help of the cardiology diagnostic complex “Varicard” using methods of mathematical analysis of cardiac rhythm, we discovered that the thought and the heart are interrelated and that the thought, as well as energy, may change the cardiac rhythm: increase or decrease the heart rate, effect the vegetative balance within the regulation of cardiac activity and influence upon the functional condition of regulator systems of the organism. Using Gas Discharge Visualization method in the present work, we managed to visualize the changes arising in our organism on the energy level when receiving and sending thoughts. The combination of two techniques − ECG and GDV − gives an opportunity to better realize the processes occurring in the organism on the physical and energy level in the thinking.
Kirlian effect – history and present (Russian)
Kirlian effect – history and present
Эффект Кирлиан – прошлое и современность
Коротков, Шустов
Korotkov K.G., Shustov M.A.
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Stress and Benefit of Meditation
Noninvasive Indicators of Stress and Bioenergy Disruption & Benefit of Meditation in Relieving Stress
Pradeep B. Deshpande*1 & Konstantin Korotkov3
1Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Louisville; & Six Sigma & Advanced Controls, Inc.
P.O. Box 22664, Louisville, KY
3Department of Biophysics and Computers, St. Petersburg Federal University of Informational Technologies, Optics, and Mechanics, St. Petersburg, Russia
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