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This is a free course that I conduct in this thread.
The course is taught by: Sergey Veretennikov (more information).
Course content:
There is an increasing variety of measuring equipment, devices, and gadgets in the world today. Most of them are becoming accessible to absolutely everyone. I am referring to devices that fully measure medical parameters and make them understandable to any person, to the extent that they can analyze their own biological parameters to some degree.
Moreover, it is not difficult to guess that the biofeedback provided by these devices is useful to people practicing various self-development techniques, helping them understand how effective they are.
Yes, there are still people who analyze their condition the old-fashioned way: “I must have eaten something wrong...,” “Most likely, I didn’t get enough sleep...,” “It looks like I got too nervous...” — this kind of analysis, as they say, is just a shot in the dark and leads nowhere.
I am talking about the fact that everything can be measured. Moreover, when you take measurements every day, you can observe trends in the changes. This also gives you new information about the direction in which the indicators are moving and how they respond to what you eat, how much, whether you engage in physical activity, how much and when you sleep, whether you meditate, etc.
But let’s take things in order. The goal is for this to be a clear and understandable course, after which you will know whether you need self-diagnostics or not. And if you do, how to start helping yourself with modern measuring devices that are already accessible to practically everyone, since they are becoming increasingly portable while also becoming more functional.
In this topic (this free course), I will speak in simple, understandable language so that everything will be clear to everyone.
I will cover the topics gradually—not by writing everything right now in the first post of the topic and leaving it at that. We will work through it together. Some people will have questions. Others will share their experience. Some may not know how to install the program, others may not understand what a particular parameter means, and some may have trouble deciding which device is best for them, etc. All of this is planned to be covered in this course—in this topic. Moreover, after some timeOnce some time has passed after I create this course, people who have already started using all of this themselves will appear in this thread, which means they may be able to answer questions here.
And I will start with the simplest and most accessible option. These are so-called fitness trackers, or smartwatches. They are also called smart watches and gadgets for monitoring your pulse. They also measure blood oxygen levels and stress levels. They monitor the phases of your sleep. You can literally view a graph of your sleep and see when you were in deep sleep, REM sleep, and so on. You can see when you woke up and how many times. You can even set the alarm so that it does not sound during deep sleep, since this is a very valuable phase and it is highly undesirable to wake someone during it. Therefore, the watch waits until this phase ends and wakes you during other sleep phases, when waking up is more favorable. As a result, you feel better after waking up.
Pulse analysis is extremely important. It is important for everyone—for athletes and for sick people alike. This indicator simply cannot be ignored. I say this as an Ayurveda specialist, since pulse diagnosis occupies a very important place in Ayurveda and can reveal a great deal about a patient.
There are also many additional convenient. For example, I turn off the sound on my phone, and when it rings, I know because of a gentle vibration on my watch, which I have set up to notify me specifically about new calls. You understand that this also eliminates the mild stress that every unexpected call “gives” you. In a world where every other call is SPAM or advertising, this is extremely valuable. You simply stop getting unnecessarily nervous that yet another advertisement has taken up your time. The watch just vibrates gently, and you can press a button to stop the vibration when it is another advertising call. You can see who is calling you right on the watch.
You can literally read SMS, WhatsApp, and other messages on the watch. You can see who liked your post on Instagram, who transferred money to you and how much, who called you, what the weather is like, what lunar day it is, and so on.
Moreover, I no longer reach for my phone to find the payment code. It appears on the watch. I have not even mentioned that you can see how many kilometers you have walked today, how many calories you have burned, how much time you have spent sitting and being inactive... And much more.
Moreover, a watch is something many people already wear on their wrist. In other words, it is always with you. It provides constant monitoring. Why not?
The price of such watches is quite low—from 2,000 to 6,000 rubles. As you have already realized, they pair with a phone.
I will talk more about smartwatches, because they are now very affordable. Life is clearly becoming easier; moreover, I am sure that such monitoring could even save someone's life. For example, you can set a heart-rate threshold at which the watch will sound an alarm. This is especially valuable because, for instance, from 3 to 6 a.m. is the main time when people die. The watch can wake someone up so they can carry out useful procedures—for example, if their pulse becomes very weak, or наоборот.
But, as I said, I will continue talking about watches, as well as pulse analysis.
I will move on to more valuable devices.
ECG stands for electrocardiogram or electrocardiography—see Wikipedia for more details: here.
These are the most important and valuable measurements that can be taken at home. These are absolutely medical measurements. The electrical signals of our heart can tell us practically everything that is happening in our body, psyche, and even consciousness.
And every heart, like a fingerprint, has its own unique beat in each person. But unlike a fingerprint, our heart constantly changes its rhythm and readings. You only have to think about something good—and there it is, already reacting. You talk to someone—and the rhythm has already changed.
Essentially, any medical device that measures an ECG can obtain one. As a rule, this consists of the device itself and ECG electrodes. There is no difficulty with this. Some people buy a standard ECG recorder and, for example, send these parameters by email to their attending physician, who reviews and explains them. In this case, the ECG recorder itself may cost, say, from 5,000 to 10,000 rubles. The doctor's explanations, however, may cost more.
However, it is possible to buy an ECG device and software for it that interprets the ECG. In this case, a person can monitor their own parameters, their statistics, trends, and so on.
And I should say that there is currently a certain group of such devices on the market. When you purchasea device, connect electrodes to yourself, record an ECG, and receive its analysis.
I have studied many such devices.
Some are simply toys. And they already cost much more than smartwatches.
So what is the essence of all these devices?
It lies in their ECG (electrocardiogram) analysis. That is, in the program itself. And this is where I immediately saw who had, to put it mildly, borrowed ideas from whom. Because all these companies selling these devices use practically the same solution. And, of course, I decided to find out who actually stood at the origins of this solution. After all, someone was the first to start studying and using all this.
And, of course, it was the military and space research. That is where it all began: remotely monitoring the health of astronauts, submariners, pilots... I think you understand how important this is.
All this led me to "Dynamic Technologies." This company grew directly out of military and space research into the remote monitoring of ECG parameters and moved into the field of measuring equipment for ordinary people. In other words, you can imagine that scientists have accumulated enormous experience working with different people, and that all these ECG analysis algorithms were developed through interaction with thousands of people. This represents an enormous amount of work carried out over many years. So, for this device to provide you with an analysis of your ECG, extensive studies have been conducted on a wide variety of people. Moreover, the studies continue, and therefore the programs are being written in increasingly newer versions, analyzing a person’s ECG even better. All of this continues to develop.
But I did not arrive at this immediately. As an Ayurveda specialist, I was initially interested in solutions for Ayurvedic practitioners. Yes, there are now devices marketed as being able, to some extent, to replace an Ayurvedic doctor.
But I abandoned that idea.
Why?
Because most of their measurements can be performed by the progenitor of all these devices from "Dynamic Technologies," where these algorithms have been studied for many years on thousands of real patients. These are enormous, long-term studies originating from the most meticulous field—military and space research. That is one point.
Second.
The other indicators are simply unnecessary for me personally. And they are often merely questionable.
Third.
It is the price. There are companies that seem to sell the device cheaply, but all the programs for it are paid. Moreover, you also have to pay for a license every year to use it. Just do the math. For example: the device itself costs 18,000, the basic module costs 20,000, the Ayurveda module costs 20,000 rubles, and on top of that you pay 5,000 every year for the license. Moreover, there are several more modules costing 20,000 each.
And in the end, I understand, for example, that all of this will cost somewhere between 80,000 and 100,000 rubles to have a fully functional program. And, of course, pay for the license5,000 every year does not compare with the option where you pay once and receive the product forever.
Moreover, I’ll repeat once again: the research is very weak. This is not based on thousands of people who were studied over many years.
The programs are still very, very “raw.” Perhaps something will improve in the future. You can buy one just to play around with it—if you can afford toys costing 80,000 rubles.
Besides, as I said, most of the algorithms there are still from “Dynamic Technologies,” which I preferred.
That was a brief introduction to ECG measuring devices.
You can find whatever you consider necessary yourself. I can only share my personal experience with you.
Therefore, to save you time, I’ll tell you right away how to make it possible for you to start measuring your health parameters soon, and generally analyzing, for example, the condition of your aura, chakras, energy meridians, heart health, tracking your biological age, emotional state, and so on (all these parameters will be covered in the continuation of the course).
Step-by-step instructions:
Because only Onyx and Lotus provide us, for example, with parameters for the aura, chakras, energy channels, Ayurvedic doshas (vata, pitta, kapha), and the elements (water, fire, earth, air, ether), etc. I will talk more about this later.
I repeat once again that you do not pay anything else, including any license fees. You can download the programs free of charge from the website—here. There you can also read detailed instructions on how to use the programs. If anything is unclear, post in this thread. We will answer.
For Onyx, download two programs: "Onyx Software" and "LifeLine Software." For Lotus download two programs: "Lotos software" and "Onyx software." You can also download "LifeLine software" on Lotos, but it is not necessary, since these two programs fully replace it. Accordingly, only one program can be installed on the LifeLine device: "LifeLine software." Therefore, it is better to choose Lotos, since that is where the maximum range of measurements is available. Also read the user manual for each program.
Of course, some things may be unclear to some people, so ask questions in this thread.
Moreover, I will share things that only I know, because I arrived at them through my own experience working with similar devices.
Of course, this is also a very important indicator. And, naturally, it is also connected with the cardiovascular system. Here, too, it is important to understand what these indicators mean. And it is far from always the case that when your blood pressure is "high" or "low," you need to take "blood pressure" pills.
But blood pressure should be measured. Especially for those over 50.
Moreover, I have already said several times in this course that working with measuring devices is especially valuable when it involves monitoring and analyzing measurements over an extended period. You can see the trend. You can see how the parameters change in response to some of your actions.
For example, you overate at night, drank two bottles of strong beer, had a quarrel with your neighbors, or depression overwhelmed you—look at the readings.
I assure you, when you see with your own eyes how all this affects your health parameters, you will not want to overeat at night, drink heavily, and so on. You will see all of this. And you cannot fool the device.
This is a very good device. In essence, it is already, in a certain sense, a blood test. After all, urine is a component of blood. You can already learn a great deal about your body's chemistry.
I repeat once again that I will gradually reveal all the points of this course concerning measuring devices for health and development.
There is hardly any point in talking about measuring weight, because almost everyone weighs themselves at home. Although this is also an important indicator. When you have a whole set of various parameters, you can draw more accurate conclusions. That is why I am also covering this in the course.
Over the last two years, this has become one of the most sought-after health indicators worldwide. I think you all understand that I’m talking about viruses.
Temperature is a very important health indicator. It is so commonplace that I didn’t even include this item in my course on devices right away.
Conclusions:
And as I already mentioned above, it is important not only to take measurements. There are no longer any problems with that. But how do you analyze them? And especially, how do you analyze EVERYTHING—all the indicators together? That is also part of this course.
Yes, it costs money. Yes, you can—and should—undergo examinations at clinics. And that is not cheap either; it costs about as much as the measuring device. Everything costs money.
Measuring your indicators at home is very valuable and convenient. Moreover, you can use one device to do this for all your relatives. So distribute this amount among all your relatives, and you will realize that it pays for itself almost instantly (because if you did the same thing for all your relatives at a clinic, you would spend much more).
There are certain readings that you obtain with this measuring equipment that MUST NOT be ignored. If they recur, you should обязательно see a doctor for a full examination.
I will also talk about this here.
A question may arise: “What if I undergo a full examination every year—isn’t that better?”.
First, how many people undergo a full examination every year? Most often, this happens when a serious illness has already, as they say, “become impossible to ignore.” These devices allow you to take action at an early stage—and sometimes even before any stage develops at all.
Secondly, we very often need daily readings specifically. They can fluctuate even over the course of a day, let alone an entire year. It depends on when you happen to have the examination. For example, suppose you undergo an examination after a resort holiday, and everything is within the normal range. Over the course of the year, however, the readings may fluctuate however they please, while you will be relying specifically on the time of the examination, thinking that everything is fine.
But I repeat once again: these devices will be useful not only for maintaining health (in terms of timely diagnosis and correction). They are useful for those who practice various disciplines: Yoga, Qigong, Massage, Pranayama, and so on. What changes when you practice? With these devices, you will know what changes. For example, you focus on the Third Eye, and the device shows that the 6th chakra is working more actively than it was a week or a month ago. Let’s say its activity increases by 10% over a week. You observe all of this.
Or your aura has strengthened by 20% after practicing asanas. Or your biological age has become 20 years younger.
These are all indicators. It is not simply, “I seem to be getting tired more often...” You take measurements of everything. And suppose you see that your biological age is not showing a decrease of some number of years, but, on the contrary, an increase. The body is working itself to exhaustion—that is what it means.
And what is the result of this measurement? You change your lifestyle. Then you measure again, until the indicators begin moving toward normal.
That is how it works.
Read this course in my messages below:
Course content:
- Introduction
- Smart trackers
- Home devices for ECG and heart-rate analysis
- Blood pressure measurement
- Urine indicators
- Weight measurement
- Thermometers
- Conclusions
- The ethics of measurement
- Practical part of the course
1. INTRODUCTION
There is an increasing variety of measuring equipment, devices, and gadgets in the world today. Most of them are becoming accessible to absolutely everyone. I am referring to devices that fully measure medical parameters and make them understandable to any person, to the extent that they can analyze their own biological parameters to some degree.
Moreover, it is not difficult to guess that the biofeedback provided by these devices is useful to people practicing various self-development techniques, helping them understand how effective they are.
Yes, there are still people who analyze their condition the old-fashioned way: “I must have eaten something wrong...,” “Most likely, I didn’t get enough sleep...,” “It looks like I got too nervous...” — this kind of analysis, as they say, is just a shot in the dark and leads nowhere.
I am talking about the fact that everything can be measured. Moreover, when you take measurements every day, you can observe trends in the changes. This also gives you new information about the direction in which the indicators are moving and how they respond to what you eat, how much, whether you engage in physical activity, how much and when you sleep, whether you meditate, etc.
Understand? You can measure your indicators before and after a particular practice, and thus learn about its effectiveness. And not only your own! By purchasing just ONE measuring device, you can measure ALL your relatives. Moreover, you can start a private practice once you learn how to perform diagnostics and help people... But more on that later.
But let’s take things in order. The goal is for this to be a clear and understandable course, after which you will know whether you need self-diagnostics or not. And if you do, how to start helping yourself with modern measuring devices that are already accessible to practically everyone, since they are becoming increasingly portable while also becoming more functional.
In this topic (this free course), I will speak in simple, understandable language so that everything will be clear to everyone.
I will cover the topics gradually—not by writing everything right now in the first post of the topic and leaving it at that. We will work through it together. Some people will have questions. Others will share their experience. Some may not know how to install the program, others may not understand what a particular parameter means, and some may have trouble deciding which device is best for them, etc. All of this is planned to be covered in this course—in this topic. Moreover, after some timeOnce some time has passed after I create this course, people who have already started using all of this themselves will appear in this thread, which means they may be able to answer questions here.
2. Fitness smartwatches
And I will start with the simplest and most accessible option. These are so-called fitness trackers, or smartwatches. They are also called smart watches and gadgets for monitoring your pulse. They also measure blood oxygen levels and stress levels. They monitor the phases of your sleep. You can literally view a graph of your sleep and see when you were in deep sleep, REM sleep, and so on. You can see when you woke up and how many times. You can even set the alarm so that it does not sound during deep sleep, since this is a very valuable phase and it is highly undesirable to wake someone during it. Therefore, the watch waits until this phase ends and wakes you during other sleep phases, when waking up is more favorable. As a result, you feel better after waking up.
Pulse analysis is extremely important. It is important for everyone—for athletes and for sick people alike. This indicator simply cannot be ignored. I say this as an Ayurveda specialist, since pulse diagnosis occupies a very important place in Ayurveda and can reveal a great deal about a patient.
There are also many additional convenient. For example, I turn off the sound on my phone, and when it rings, I know because of a gentle vibration on my watch, which I have set up to notify me specifically about new calls. You understand that this also eliminates the mild stress that every unexpected call “gives” you. In a world where every other call is SPAM or advertising, this is extremely valuable. You simply stop getting unnecessarily nervous that yet another advertisement has taken up your time. The watch just vibrates gently, and you can press a button to stop the vibration when it is another advertising call. You can see who is calling you right on the watch.
You can literally read SMS, WhatsApp, and other messages on the watch. You can see who liked your post on Instagram, who transferred money to you and how much, who called you, what the weather is like, what lunar day it is, and so on.
Moreover, I no longer reach for my phone to find the payment code. It appears on the watch. I have not even mentioned that you can see how many kilometers you have walked today, how many calories you have burned, how much time you have spent sitting and being inactive... And much more.
Moreover, a watch is something many people already wear on their wrist. In other words, it is always with you. It provides constant monitoring. Why not?
Sleep analysis, pulse analysis, stress analysis, blood oxygen analysis... All of this is displayed on your phone in the form of graphs. You can see and analyze everything on your phone. It is veryvaluable.
The price of such watches is quite low—from 2,000 to 6,000 rubles. As you have already realized, they pair with a phone.
I will talk more about smartwatches, because they are now very affordable. Life is clearly becoming easier; moreover, I am sure that such monitoring could even save someone's life. For example, you can set a heart-rate threshold at which the watch will sound an alarm. This is especially valuable because, for instance, from 3 to 6 a.m. is the main time when people die. The watch can wake someone up so they can carry out useful procedures—for example, if their pulse becomes very weak, or наоборот.
But, as I said, I will continue talking about watches, as well as pulse analysis.
I will move on to more valuable devices.
3. ECG-based measuring devices
ECG stands for electrocardiogram or electrocardiography—see Wikipedia for more details: here.
These are the most important and valuable measurements that can be taken at home. These are absolutely medical measurements. The electrical signals of our heart can tell us practically everything that is happening in our body, psyche, and even consciousness.
And every heart, like a fingerprint, has its own unique beat in each person. But unlike a fingerprint, our heart constantly changes its rhythm and readings. You only have to think about something good—and there it is, already reacting. You talk to someone—and the rhythm has already changed.
The heart is the greatest indicator. And how wonderful it is that everyone can now measure these readings.
Essentially, any medical device that measures an ECG can obtain one. As a rule, this consists of the device itself and ECG electrodes. There is no difficulty with this. Some people buy a standard ECG recorder and, for example, send these parameters by email to their attending physician, who reviews and explains them. In this case, the ECG recorder itself may cost, say, from 5,000 to 10,000 rubles. The doctor's explanations, however, may cost more.
However, it is possible to buy an ECG device and software for it that interprets the ECG. In this case, a person can monitor their own parameters, their statistics, trends, and so on.
And I should say that there is currently a certain group of such devices on the market. When you purchasea device, connect electrodes to yourself, record an ECG, and receive its analysis.
I have studied many such devices.
Some are simply toys. And they already cost much more than smartwatches.
So what is the essence of all these devices?
It lies in their ECG (electrocardiogram) analysis. That is, in the program itself. And this is where I immediately saw who had, to put it mildly, borrowed ideas from whom. Because all these companies selling these devices use practically the same solution. And, of course, I decided to find out who actually stood at the origins of this solution. After all, someone was the first to start studying and using all this.
And, of course, it was the military and space research. That is where it all began: remotely monitoring the health of astronauts, submariners, pilots... I think you understand how important this is.
All this led me to "Dynamic Technologies." This company grew directly out of military and space research into the remote monitoring of ECG parameters and moved into the field of measuring equipment for ordinary people. In other words, you can imagine that scientists have accumulated enormous experience working with different people, and that all these ECG analysis algorithms were developed through interaction with thousands of people. This represents an enormous amount of work carried out over many years. So, for this device to provide you with an analysis of your ECG, extensive studies have been conducted on a wide variety of people. Moreover, the studies continue, and therefore the programs are being written in increasingly newer versions, analyzing a person’s ECG even better. All of this continues to develop.
But I did not arrive at this immediately. As an Ayurveda specialist, I was initially interested in solutions for Ayurvedic practitioners. Yes, there are now devices marketed as being able, to some extent, to replace an Ayurvedic doctor.
But I abandoned that idea.
Why?
Because most of their measurements can be performed by the progenitor of all these devices from "Dynamic Technologies," where these algorithms have been studied for many years on thousands of real patients. These are enormous, long-term studies originating from the most meticulous field—military and space research. That is one point.
Second.
The other indicators are simply unnecessary for me personally. And they are often merely questionable.
Third.
It is the price. There are companies that seem to sell the device cheaply, but all the programs for it are paid. Moreover, you also have to pay for a license every year to use it. Just do the math. For example: the device itself costs 18,000, the basic module costs 20,000, the Ayurveda module costs 20,000 rubles, and on top of that you pay 5,000 every year for the license. Moreover, there are several more modules costing 20,000 each.
And in the end, I understand, for example, that all of this will cost somewhere between 80,000 and 100,000 rubles to have a fully functional program. And, of course, pay for the license5,000 every year does not compare with the option where you pay once and receive the product forever.
Moreover, I’ll repeat once again: the research is very weak. This is not based on thousands of people who were studied over many years.
The programs are still very, very “raw.” Perhaps something will improve in the future. You can buy one just to play around with it—if you can afford toys costing 80,000 rubles.
Besides, as I said, most of the algorithms there are still from “Dynamic Technologies,” which I preferred.
That was a brief introduction to ECG measuring devices.
You can find whatever you consider necessary yourself. I can only share my personal experience with you.
Therefore, to save you time, I’ll tell you right away how to make it possible for you to start measuring your health parameters soon, and generally analyzing, for example, the condition of your aura, chakras, energy meridians, heart health, tracking your biological age, emotional state, and so on (all these parameters will be covered in the continuation of the course).
Step-by-step instructions:
- Go to the catalog—HERE.
- I recommend choosing only between two devices: Lotus or Onyx. If your finances allow it, choose Lotus; otherwise, choose the cheaper one—Onyx.
- You receive a 10% discount if you enter the promo code "Angel." For example, in this case Onyx will cost not
39000, but 35100. That is 4000 less than for other customers. Accordingly, Lotus will cost you 44100 instead of 49000. In the "promo code" field, enter the word "Angel" and click the "Apply" button—the price will immediately be reduced by 10%.
Because only Onyx and Lotus provide us, for example, with parameters for the aura, chakras, energy channels, Ayurvedic doshas (vata, pitta, kapha), and the elements (water, fire, earth, air, ether), etc. I will talk more about this later.
I repeat once again that you do not pay anything else, including any license fees. You can download the programs free of charge from the website—here. There you can also read detailed instructions on how to use the programs. If anything is unclear, post in this thread. We will answer.
For Onyx, download two programs: "Onyx Software" and "LifeLine Software." For Lotus download two programs: "Lotos software" and "Onyx software." You can also download "LifeLine software" on Lotos, but it is not necessary, since these two programs fully replace it. Accordingly, only one program can be installed on the LifeLine device: "LifeLine software." Therefore, it is better to choose Lotos, since that is where the maximum range of measurements is available. Also read the user manual for each program.
Of course, some things may be unclear to some people, so ask questions in this thread.
Moreover, I will share things that only I know, because I arrived at them through my own experience working with similar devices.
4. Blood pressure monitors (Sphygmomanometers)
Of course, this is also a very important indicator. And, naturally, it is also connected with the cardiovascular system. Here, too, it is important to understand what these indicators mean. And it is far from always the case that when your blood pressure is "high" or "low," you need to take "blood pressure" pills.
But blood pressure should be measured. Especially for those over 50.
Moreover, I have already said several times in this course that working with measuring devices is especially valuable when it involves monitoring and analyzing measurements over an extended period. You can see the trend. You can see how the parameters change in response to some of your actions.
For example, you overate at night, drank two bottles of strong beer, had a quarrel with your neighbors, or depression overwhelmed you—look at the readings.
I assure you, when you see with your own eyes how all this affects your health parameters, you will not want to overeat at night, drink heavily, and so on. You will see all of this. And you cannot fool the device.
5. Urine analyzers
This is a very good device. In essence, it is already, in a certain sense, a blood test. After all, urine is a component of blood. You can already learn a great deal about your body's chemistry.
I repeat once again that I will gradually reveal all the points of this course concerning measuring devices for health and development.
6. Weight scales
There is hardly any point in talking about measuring weight, because almost everyone weighs themselves at home. Although this is also an important indicator. When you have a whole set of various parameters, you can draw more accurate conclusions. That is why I am also covering this in the course.
7. Thermometers
Over the last two years, this has become one of the most sought-after health indicators worldwide. I think you all understand that I’m talking about viruses.
Temperature is a very important health indicator. It is so commonplace that I didn’t even include this item in my course on devices right away.
Conclusions:
And as I already mentioned above, it is important not only to take measurements. There are no longer any problems with that. But how do you analyze them? And especially, how do you analyze EVERYTHING—all the indicators together? That is also part of this course.
Yes, it costs money. Yes, you can—and should—undergo examinations at clinics. And that is not cheap either; it costs about as much as the measuring device. Everything costs money.
Measuring your indicators at home is very valuable and convenient. Moreover, you can use one device to do this for all your relatives. So distribute this amount among all your relatives, and you will realize that it pays for itself almost instantly (because if you did the same thing for all your relatives at a clinic, you would spend much more).
The days when people would say, “Oh, I’m feeling a bit unwell” are over... Now people take a device, measure their readings, and see what has deviated from the norm. AND THEY TAKE THE NECESSARY CORRECTIVE ACTIONS. Please take care of yourselves. It has become much easier to do so nowadays.
There are certain readings that you obtain with this measuring equipment that MUST NOT be ignored. If they recur, you should обязательно see a doctor for a full examination.
I will also talk about this here.
A question may arise: “What if I undergo a full examination every year—isn’t that better?”.
First, how many people undergo a full examination every year? Most often, this happens when a serious illness has already, as they say, “become impossible to ignore.” These devices allow you to take action at an early stage—and sometimes even before any stage develops at all.
Secondly, we very often need daily readings specifically. They can fluctuate even over the course of a day, let alone an entire year. It depends on when you happen to have the examination. For example, suppose you undergo an examination after a resort holiday, and everything is within the normal range. Over the course of the year, however, the readings may fluctuate however they please, while you will be relying specifically on the time of the examination, thinking that everything is fine.
But I repeat once again: these devices will be useful not only for maintaining health (in terms of timely diagnosis and correction). They are useful for those who practice various disciplines: Yoga, Qigong, Massage, Pranayama, and so on. What changes when you practice? With these devices, you will know what changes. For example, you focus on the Third Eye, and the device shows that the 6th chakra is working more actively than it was a week or a month ago. Let’s say its activity increases by 10% over a week. You observe all of this.
Or your aura has strengthened by 20% after practicing asanas. Or your biological age has become 20 years younger.
These are all indicators. It is not simply, “I seem to be getting tired more often...” You take measurements of everything. And suppose you see that your biological age is not showing a decrease of some number of years, but, on the contrary, an increase. The body is working itself to exhaustion—that is what it means.
And what is the result of this measurement? You change your lifestyle. Then you measure again, until the indicators begin moving toward normal.
That is how it works.
Read this course in my messages below:
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
- COURSE: "Measuring Devices for Health and Development"
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