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In a previous article, “Cardiointervalography: simplifying difficulties” we considered in detail how the primary analysis of the heart rate variability is conducted and how a cardiointervalogram constructs – the graph that illustrates sequential changes in a heart rhythm. Let’s continue our story.

Everyday we use a lot of things not having a clue about how they work. Digital pulse diagnostics VedaPulse is not an exception to the rule. We can use it without understanding how it works. But, nevertheless, if a user would take the trouble to understand how the heartbeat rhythm is transformed into the set of charts and indexes which reflect the physiological conditions of the body, it should raise him to a much higher level of understanding of the possibilities of the VedaPulse diagnostic complex, and the Physiology as a whole.

In this article we shall speak how to analyze the VedaPulse surveys from the viewpoint of the Indo-Tibetan Medicine. After testing, the VedaPulse automatically calculates the indicators and displays the graphs ‘Physiological tendencies in body functions regulation’ (VPK) and ‘Meridians’. Both of these graphs reflect the views, which are accepted in the Indo-Tibetan Medicine. The article ‘Therapeutic approach based on body type constitution’ describes the VPK graph and its considering from the viewpoint of modern physiology. So, according to ideas of the Indo-Tibetan Medicine there are three primary forces (Dosha) in the human body: Vata, Pitta, Kapha.

The uniqueness of device – VedaPulse software calculates the balance of regulatory systems, based on Ayurvedic tradition (Vata, Pitta and Kapha), and generates individual recommendations of individual therapy, with final therapeutic treatment plan.

The vast majority of people constantly live in a state of permanent stress without thinking, what dangers it threatens. The information about what level of stress can be dangerous is well documented nowadays, and can be expressed in a form of precise numerical indexes.