Source and research context
The certification study was conducted by the International Institute for Research on Electromagnetic Compatibility (IGEF) to evaluate the biological influence of Somavedic Medic on the vegetative nervous system.
Testing focused on heart rate variability (HRV), a widely recognized clinical metric reflecting autonomic nervous system balance, cardiac adaptability, and recovery from environmental stress.
Participants and study design
The evaluation included 10 participants across home and open-plan workplace settings. HRV measurements were recorded at baseline and after introducing Somavedic Medic into their active environments.
Individual adaptation and physiological response over periods ranging from several days up to four weeks were tracked to assess sustained effects.
Measurements
Measurements were captured using the specialized Stress Pilot Plus biofeedback system, comparing autonomic regulation metrics against age- and sex-standardized physiological reference ranges.
The analysis evaluated changes in total vegetative regulation, parasympathetic and sympathetic balance, and cardiac adaptability.
Reported findings
- 8 out of 10 participants demonstrated measurable improvement in heart rate variability and regulatory capacity.
- Participants displayed enhanced parasympathetic activity, indicating deeper relaxation and improved stress adaptation in their living and working environments.
- Longer observation intervals showed stabilization of autonomic balance, supporting sustained environmental harmonization.
Conclusion
IGEF concluded that Somavedic Medic exerted a demonstrably favorable effect on autonomic regulation and stress coping mechanisms, officially certifying the device for electromagnetic harmonization.