The Equipment

An important part of our therapy involves equipment that has been developed by a company that has been supplying medical equipment around the world since 1975. We use this equipment together with specialised computer software initially to determine a client's biological age and then to progressively keep track of the client's biological age reversal.

How Does It Work

The equipment measures changes in blood volume caused by the pulse wave. Our measuring equipment detects the pulse wave pattern and calculates the volume of blood being delivered along with the artery softness. The readings give an indication of the condition of a person's arteries and the amount of oxygen being delivered to the skin and other vital organs. These readings are then analyzed by specialist computer software and the person’s biological age is calculated. If the biological age of the client is greater than his chronological age, our therapist will make the appropriate recommendations and will then provide a full report.

Technical Notes:

When an artery of normal stiffness is measured, the pulse wave generated during deflation of the cuff first appears when cuff pressure approaches systolic blood pressure. The pulse wave then rises and after reaching its highest point, decreases gradually. The softness of the artery and the volume of blood delivered by one cardiac output determine the size of the pulse wave. The device can detect when the disposition of the artery under measurement differs from that of a normal artery. This is because arterial hardening begins when the normally soft side of the artery wall suffers a breach. The area thickens with collagen. As a result, a change occurs in the mechanical laws of the arterial walls.