Current Projects
A unique insight into diabetes
From 1986 to the present day, Cardiac Vagal Tone has been used to measure the effects of diabetes on the nervous system.
A breakthrough in sleep analysis
Clinical level sleep disorder analysis can be tricky. For starters the subject needs to be able to get to sleep, a process not especially helped along by the abundance of machines, wires and sticky patches involved. Nor by the fact that you will almost certainly be in a strange bed in unfamiliar surroundings. Our latest research using ProCVT means all of that is about to get a lot easier.
Parasympathetic. Hard to say, easy to measure.
As this brief interview with Financial Freedom Today at the Future Innovation Summit in Dubai clearly shows, “parasympathetic” can be a bit of a mouthful when you’re thrust in front of a camera. So why even mention it? Is it something we need to measure at all? And what tortuous process would you have to go through to gather the data?