TimeWaver Cardio Pulse
Timewaver Cardio Heart Rate Variability Measurement
The TimeWaver Cardio system intends to provide a qualified diagnosis of the body and the whole vegetative nervous system as a unit, so that you can develop an individual and reliable therapy strategy. The 14 parameters of the TimeWaver Cardio for the therapy provision are divided into four main groups:
- Vegetative nervous system, total energy, sympathetic / parasympathetic relationships (tension / relaxation)
- Regulatory capacity with acute and chronic and stress parameters
- Combined display of heart rate variability and extrasystole
- Stress conditions with six parameters relating to the psycho, neuro, endocrine, and immunological systems (mind, nerves, hormones, immune system)
The 14 parameters and
their physical and psychological correlations
| VLF / HF | Very Low Frequencies/ | Relationship between sympathetic and parasympathetic and higher frequencies between fatigue and stress |
| VLF + HF | Very Low Frequencies plus High Frequencies | Stress level of the total activity and the regulatory ability of the vegetative nervous system |
| Stress Index | Acute stress / acute regulatory ability (requirements) | |
| Disstress Index | Chronic stress / chronic regulatory ability | |
| HR | Heart rate | Central pulse |
| CV | Cardio variability | Heart rate variability, stiffness and chaotic parameters |
| ES | Extrasystolen | Can be seen in chaotic tendencies |
| IC | Index of Centralization | Stress conditions of the limbic system (will, motivation) |
| ULF | Ultralow Frequencies | Regulatory capacity relating to various hormonal glands |
| 1 / HF | 1 / High Frequencies | Stress condition relating to the immune system |
| LF | Low Frequencies | Stress condition relating to the tonus in the solar plexus (internal pressure) |
| VLF | Very Low Frequencies | Stress state of the sympathetic nervous system (adrenal glands, capacity, tension, activity, order to rigidity) |
| HF | High Frequencies | Stress state of the parasympathetic nervous system (vagus nerve, rest, intuition, relaxation, creativity, disorder to chaos) |
| BA | Patient’s biological age |
TimeWaver Cardio-Pulse
HRV Analysis
What Does the Heart Rate Variability Mean?
The heart does not beat regularly. The intervals between two heartbeats vary from beat to beat, just as the heart rate. This is a desired condition, as it shows the flexibility of the organ necessary to react appropriately to external stimuli and challenges as with stress, for example.
Stress reflects itself in the autonomic nervous system and may cause an imbalance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, which may heavily influence the heart rate variability.
Because of this, the HRV analysis intends to ascertain appropriate parameters to determine stress states in the body and mind, aiming to propose appropriate measures for stress reduction. In addition, the system interprets the evaluated data to show the current status of the patient´s so-called “biological age”. TimeWaver Cardio determines 14 different parameters to identify possible coherences of stress symptoms. The clear color display intends to show you any kind of over or under regulation and where parameters are possibly in a critical range.
Illustration of the “Biological Age”
For years, the TimeWaver Cardio has proven itself as a diagnostic entry point into energy and Information Field medicine. The system evaluates the most important physiological vibration, the heartbeat, concerning its internal structure, i.e., coherence, and displays the results by means of the 14 abovementioned parameters. In the new TimeWaver Cardio, this detailed and meaningful analysis is complemented by a concise and easy evaluation for beginners and laypeople. This simplified evaluation, with only three parameters, should provide a quick insight into a person´s state of stress through the stress quality of the heart, body and mind.
