VedaPulse

VedaPulse Digital Pulse Diagnosis Kit

VedaPulse Professional

What is VedaPulse?

VedaPulse is an HRV technology-based health analysis solution for specialists of complementary and alternative medicine. Now sacred knowledge has become available to everyoneSecrets of the pulse analysis have been thoroughly kept in the East — in India, Tibet and China. For generations, this knowledge has been circulating in narrow circles.

With the help of VedaPulse™, the art of pulse analysis became available to a wide range of specialists.

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Basic version of the VedaPulse™ Professional Software has the following configuration:

Academic analysis module — recording of the heart rhythm, analysis of heart rate variability (spectral analysis, Baevsky indices).
Meditation (Biofeedback) — intended for anyone for whom it is important to visualize and evaluate the effectiveness of different techniques: breathing training (pranayama, qigong), autotraining, reiki, yoga, etc.
Constitution — evaluation of patient's individual constitution type (balance of Doshas Vata-Pitta-Kapha according to Ayurveda)
Synchronization with Hardware and Software kit VedaPulse™ online — remote monitoring of the patient’s functional state. (Note: hardware and software kit VedaPulse™ online is purchased separately).
VedaPulse Home hardware and software kit specially designed for home use

Basic functions of the VedaPulse™ Professional Software can be supplied with additional extensions.

Come For A VedaPulse Test to Our Office at 29/2, 1st Floor Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi 110026. Call 9818184691 for Appointment.
Rs. 2500 Per Test!!

Why VedaPulse?

VedaPulse is an all-in-one solution for any alternative medicine practice. It offers a wide range of software modules for a comprehensive health assessment and provides recommendations for health support and recovery within the frames of CAM.

Which principles are used to analyze the heart rhythm?

Heart Rate Variability analysis method, which is the basis for the algorithms of the VedaPulse system, is recommended by the European Society of Cardiology and North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology (1996).