Monitoring Energy Levels during Treatment with EPC/GDV techniques

Jury Polushin
Anatoly Levshankov
Dmitry Shirokov
Konstantin Korotkov

Abstract

The general field of energy medicine is growing strongly but is still in great need of reliable monitoring instruments
to assess the relative energetic state of humans with respect to a healthy/pathology ratio.  It is therefore quite natural
that commercial devices for evaluating the condition of the meridian energy state would be seriously considered by
those involved in CAM.

In this paper, we report on experimental results using ElectroPhotonic Imaging (EPI) technique, based on Gas
Discharge Visualization (GDV) Device, a sophisticated modern-day version of Kirlian photography. Specifics
addressing the effectiveness of its application, ability to estimate appropriate dynamics and parameters of this
disease process, and assessment of various therapies' effectiveness as measured by EPI technique are reviewed.
Presented clinical results demonstrate that parameters of EPI-grams reliably differ for practically healthy people
and patients with chronic abdominal pathology and depend on the gender and age of patients.  The parameters of
EPI-grams are connected with the functional status of the organism and, to a certain extent, reflect the severity of the
somatic state of patients with abdominal pathology.

The parameters of EPI-grams reliably change in response to the operative trauma, and their dynamics depend on the
severity of the somatic state of patient, which allows using the technique for functional monitoring of patients in
postoperative period, as well as for the assessment of the operative stress. The ElectroPhotonic Imaging technique is
mostly advisable for the dynamic assessment of the functional state of patient in perioperative period.

The Journal of Science of Healing Outcomes (JSHO)