Every organism and object emits high intensity electromagnetic fields, detectable as a glow in response to pulsed electrical field excitation. This was first discovered by Tesla in the late 18th century, and studied in great detail by opens in a new windowSeymon Kirlian and his wife in the 1930s in Russia.

Kirlian Image

This electro-photonic glow is called the opens in a new windowKirlian Effect

Dr. Peter Mandel developed an analog kirlian camera in Germany over 40 years ago after extensive research and documentation. This system of Energy Emission Analysis ((EEA) reads the energy emissions of both fingers and toes. Renowned bio-physicist Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, along with an international team of physicists, physicians,  and researchers, developed an advanced form of Kirlian imaging  known as the GDV-EPI camera in 1995. This camera measures and records the glow or energy field of people, plants, soil, water, spatial environments, and other materials. The results are processed through a suite of sophisticated software which allows us to view this previously invisible BioField in great detail. The energy field (BioField) is encoded with an enormous amount of information, which we are able to read and interpret, thanks to this software.

ElectroPhotonic Imaging (EPI) uses a weak, painless electrical current applied to the fingertips (or object being measured) for less than a millisecond. The  procedure is completely non-invasive. An “electron cloud” forms in response to this stimulus which emits light energy photons, or electronic glow. This glow is captured by an optical CCD camera system and translated into digital data, which is further converted into a “Photonic Profile”.

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GDV – Korotkov finger map

The profile is compared to a database of hundreds of thousands of data records, using 55 distinct parameters of measurement. Through a highly sophisticated and complex linkage and analysis of all the information presented, the system provides a series of graphical representations of information for easy reference and interpretation.

The GDV-Korotkov  Diagnostic Map shown here shows the correlation between the energy states of the organs and systems of the body and the separate sectors of the fingers. This map is based on an initial mapping proposed by Dr. Pete Mandel in Germany, and further modified and fine-tuned in reference to the EPI device in the 1990s. All sectors have been prodigiously tested in medical institutions in Russia and other countries, and verified through significant clinical trials. There are significant differences between the Korotkov map and that of Mandel.

The GDV System is unique in its ability to accurately test and measure the comparative effectiveness of varying products and technologies, supplements, nutriceuticals, water, and lifestyle practices on overall health and vitality.

Before & After captures provide an in-depth and measurable look at the effects on the human BioField, both on a physical and psycho-emotional level. This is also helpful for tracking internal process in therapy or in relation to life events.

By measuring the energy field of the Spatial environment, we can easily track the ways in which it is affected by varying influences. Applications include measuring comparative effects of EMF-protecting products in a room, measuring the effects of varying energy-clearing tools or CDs, or measuring Geopathic influences on an environment.

By capturing a baseline measurement of the field of any substance, animate and inanimate … soil, mineral, plant or vegetable, we can also measure the subsequent impact of varying influences and factors.

By measuring the energy field of the Spatial environment, we can easily track the ways in which it is affected by varying influences. Applications include measuring comparative effects of EMF-protecting products in a room, measuring the effects of varying energy-clearing tools or CDs, or measuring Geopathic influences on an environment.

The GDV System accurately measures the differences between different versions of the same product, or similar products, important for those in the process of developing health-related technology and goods.