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Overview

The "Overview" window displays the results of the automatic analysis of the state of the primary functional systems and other physiological resources of the body in the form of a diagram (the "System indicators" area) and various causes that may affect the state of each of these systems (the "Auto-analysis" area).

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System Indicators

The table "System Indicators" lists the main human organ systems and the body's combined resources - "Psycho-emotional State," "Adaptation Dynamics."

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During analysis, the System compares the matching of the reference marker (from the System database) with the current, recorded (scanned) marker.
The degree of similarity between the referenced marker and the scanned marker of the current process determines its relevance at this point.

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The degree of similarity of process markers in the System is described by numerical indices 10, 25, 50, 75, 100.

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The most significant markers for assessing the relevance (significance) of the process are markers with indices of 75, 100 with the corresponding sign + or -

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Indicators of organ systems that are of minor importance for the condition of a particular organ system are indicated by "shorter" length and have indices 10, 25, 50

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Numerical indices are displayed with "+" and "-" signs.
Indicators with the index "+" point to the influence of various material, physiological processes, and conditions on the state of the organ system.
Indicators with the index "-" indicate the influence of various emotional and psychosomatic factors, processes, and states of the human condition. Both external and internal.

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For further analysis, it is recommended to choose those systems that have the most significant importance.
They are indicated by the "longer" bar in the organ system status line with indices 75 and 100.

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Indicators of organ systems that are of minor importance for the condition of a particular organ system are indicated by "shorter" bar length and having indices 10, 25, 50.

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In the body, all processes are dynamic and variable.
Variability means the periodic alteration of a process within certain limits. Variability of dynamic processes may be in the zone of normal physiological states and, in this case, reflect the state of health.
At the same time, excessive or insufficient variability of dynamic processes may be outside the zone of physiological states for a long time, which may contribute to the development of diseases.
The dynamics of the variability of the processes, their pace and direction of the pace (slowing down/acceleration speed of the process) in the System are described by the color indices.

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