The first question we are asked is whether this is serious. It is a fair one. Here is what to judge by, in the order it can be checked.
In Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, a peer-reviewed journal indexed in PubMed. DOI 10.1093/ecam/nel060.
Work begun in the mid-1980s by Igor Grakov, physician and mathematician; the Mimex company founded in 1989, the system named Strannik by the late 1990s and updated every year since 1997. A second component was developed between 2001 and 2005 from the work on Emotional Dynamics of Dr Jean-Pierre Garitte and Dr Jimmy Eerebout. The authors publish their archive in facsimile: 43 dated items.
82 % in 2001-2002 on 370 people, by the Lesgaft institute; 85 % in 2016 on 20; 87 % in 2016 on 50, in South Africa. Three studies, fifteen years apart: the reading agrees with the diagnoses already known for those people.
Twenty volunteers, checked five times across their twenty sessions, by electroencephalography and cardiovascular testing: +33.7 % contraction speed, +31.6 % alpha rhythm, +30.4 % relaxation speed, all at p < 0.001. Lesgaft institute report, 2001-2002.
“Странник” means the traveller, the one who seeks the truth. PPS stands for Physio-Psycho Scanner.
A dated origin, named authors, an unbroken line: that is what separates a technology from a method that appeared last year.
The test asks nothing of the person. That you can see for yourself in fifteen minutes, with no account.
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