Journal of Earth Science & Climatic Change
Open Access

Abstract

The main goal of the research is to study possible techniques of slowing down the process of aging and reducing the dependency of the human body on various malicious heliophysical factors with the help of modern holographic technologies. In July 2014 in Bulgaria, in collaboration with G. Veselinova from Varna, we conducted a test for the â�?�?Stop Timeâ�? technological restorative complex project designed to slow down the aging process in humans with no medication involved. In the course of 7 days, the 36 volunteers were asked to test helio-geroprotective effectiveness of holographic drinking water, balneotherapy in holographically processed water and helioprotective sunglasses and milk. It was discovered that 70-80% of the volunteers have shown clear signs of anti-aging tendencies, for example, on helio-dependence of neuro-physiological reactions speed- MT SVMR. From May to June 2015 at the Apsara Wellness Center (Novosibirsk, Russia) took place a trial research of two new holograms of a reflective type, produced in partnership with Holoart company. The holograms contained helioprotective information structured in a new way. The 12 volunteers wore holographic helioprotective sunglasses for 5 minutes, first with hologram N1 (control), then N2. To evaluate the changes in physiological parameters during the interaction between holographic information and eye retinas, as well as cerebral cortex and subcortex we used the VedaPulse pulse diagnostics complex. The effectiveness of water and light holographic impact on the basic functional systems of human body was proven during physiological testing. It manifested itself in clear anti-aging functional tendencies: A decrease in pulse wave velocity and a speedup of neurophysiological processes. The unique non-medication healing complex â�?�?StopTimeâ�? proved its effectiveness and readiness to be implemented in various places across the world. Human body functional systems possess an ability to react to cosmophysical events before they take place. This is very importantly for best human adaptation to helio-climatic changes.

Biography

Kuznetsova Taisia has completed her PhD in Chronic Neurogenic Hyperventilation. She has participated in ISRICA’s various research projects: Pakal Votan 2005, Solar Eclipse 2008, Holographic Eclipse 2009, OARION 2015 and in a number of helioprotective water trials in Kozyrev’s Space, etc.