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What is GDV?

Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV) is computer registration and analysis of gas discharge glow (GDV-images) of any biological objects placed in a high intensity electromagnetic field. The GDV technique is based on so-called Kirlian effect, named after Semion Kirlian and his wife, who first recorded and studied stimulated electro-photonic images around various objects.
GDV studies involve placing the object on glass electrode into the electric circuit of the device that forms impulses of high-intensity electromagnetic field (with duration 10 micro seconds applied with frequency 1024 Hz).
As a result of impulse effect a sequence of gas discharges is formed during the specified exposure time. Spatial distribution of glow emitting by the discharge is registered by the light-sensitive CCD matrix (a charge-coupled device) situated directly under the glass electrode.
The obtained image is converted into digital format and recorded on the hard disk of the computer as video files in standart format AVI (Audio Video Interleaved) or in BMP format.

One of the most significant applications of the GDV technique today is assisting health professionals in quick and accurate assessment of human state and in comparing effectiveness of various therapies.

The GDV equipments allow:

1.   to diagnosis the physics and psicological state,

GDV Bioelectrography provides early diagnosis of a lot of illnesses. GDV has the potential to serve as an extremely powerful and comprehensive medical diagnostics tool, capable of showing malfunctions of the body before any physical symptoms become evident.

2.   to monitor responses to treatment,

GDV enables us to evaluate and quantify the response of any person to any treatment. A typical procedure involves recording a person’s initial state and the state after the treatment. One will be able to see the changes of the body system on a computer screen.

3.   to quantitative evaluate of individual’s physiological stress level,

4.   to estimate treatment effectiveness,

By recording the human state at some time intervals after a treatment has been applied (typically minutes or hours), it is possible to estimate if the treatment has a temporary or a systematic effect on the human state.

5.   to compare therapies,

GDV method of human state assessment enables comparing various therapies and estimating the best therapy for any given person/condition.

6.   to test new treatments,

Since electrophotonic GDV glow seems to reflect the state of human consciousness, rather than just the body, it is possible to estimate the effect of a new treatment BEFORE actually applying it.

7.   to study person’s individual reaction to the influence of CAM, 

(informational, energy, physical medicine): oriental techniques, light, sound, air-ions, magnetic field, etc. You can also check the effects of subtle influences such as homeopathy, flower essences, essential oils and wave therapy, including allergic reactions, on individual’s energy.

8.   to see the impact of spiritual sessions,

such as meditation, Reiki, pray, Yoga, emotional release, and many others on your physical wellbeing.