Using the KME Anti-Age system, it is possible to conduct a regular assessment of the functional state of each of the body systems and information correction of identified imbalances in them.
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Using the KME Anti-Age system, it is possible to conduct a regular assessment of the functional state of each of the body systems and information correction of identified imbalances in them.
The normal functioning of the human body is ensured and supported by various functional systems - nervous, cardiovascular, digestive, immune, endocrine, etc.
Organ systems do not work in isolation from each other, but are united in their interconnections to ensure the unified vital activity of the entire organism.
Human health and life expectancy depend on the normal operation of each of the functional systems and is directly related to changes in the balance of processes occurring in it.
Essential steps to wellness for active longevity with KME Anti-Age system
Assessment of the state of the body's functional systems: organs and tissues; nervous system; hormonal balance; immune status of the body; adaptation reserves of functional systems and organs.
Assessment of psychological state: reactions to psychological factors; stress - loads; psychological programs; causes of depression; defense mechanisms.
Recommendations for correcting a healthy lifestyle: Food; selection of micro- and macroelements, vitamins; drainages (correction of excretory function); recommendations for physical activity.
The KME system is not just a health care tool, it is your personal partner in the pursuit of well-being and harmony in life. Allow yourself to become better today - trust the KME system and find health and beauty.
Assessing Body’s Functional Systems.
Assessment of the condition of organs and tissues within each of the functional systems.
Each functional system has its unique set of organs and tissues, which play a vital role in its performance. For example, the digestive system includes the intestines, liver, stomach, and more. With KME, you can easily evaluate the health and function of each of these essential components.
Tissue metabolism.
Within every organ, a remarkable world of specialized cells coexists with their external environment, known as the extracellular matrix (ECM). The rate of metabolic processes in an organ is determined by the degree of functional activity of its cells.
The Extracellular Matrix (ECM).
The ECM is a tailor-made habitat exclusive to each organ’s cells. It serves as the nourishment source, delivered through blood capillaries that weave through the matrix. Waste products from organ cells exit via the ECM through venous and lymphatic capillaries. The ECM also acts as a communication conduit among the organ’s cells, carrying signals that govern cell functions.
The matrix provides regulatory interactions between the cells of each organ. Regulatory signals that control cell function are transmitted through the ECM. Disruption of the structure and function of the matrix underlies all diseases and aging in the body.
Nutritional function of the Extracellular Matrix (Cell Nutrition).
Arterial capillaries within the matrix act as the delivery system for nutrients and oxygen, sustaining the life force of the body’s cells. When arterial microcirculation falters, it results in diminished nutrition to the organ’s tissue.
Aiding Detoxification (Drainage Function).
Lymphatic and venous capillaries play a crucial role in the matrix by facilitating the removal of metabolites and toxins. However, arterial blood not only delivers vital nutrients into the matrix but also may carry external toxins. Additionally, waste products from cells can include internal toxins. Over time, these toxins, from both external and internal sources, accumulate within the matrix, leading to an overall toxic burden on specific organs or the entire body. A compromised organ tissue drainage system exacerbates this issue, hampering the removal of toxins and increasing the risk of disease. Unlock the secret to a cleaner, healthier body by maintaining a balanced extracellular matrix.
The ECM’s Vital Role in Regulation and Communication.
Picture the extracellular matrix (ECM) as a bustling meeting point for regulatory players. Through the arterial capillaries in the bloodstream, a range of vital regulatory molecules, such as hormones, enzymes, and immunoglobulins, find their way into the ECM.
Simultaneously, tissue cells produce their own regulatory molecules, including cytokines and growth factors. The key to a smoothly functioning system lies in maintaining a normal ECM structure (i.e., preserving tissue shape) and ensuring toxins are kept at bay. This ensures optimal performance of these regulatory molecules within an organ’s tissues.
With the KME system, it is possibility to assess and harmonize many aspects of Extracellular Matrix functions, provide to body’s inner communication hub is in peak condition.
Intracellular metabolism.
A particular function of an organ is sustained by the level of vital activity of its cells.
Cell’s Energy Function.
Inside each cell, tiny “energy stations” known as mitochondria power the cell’s energy function.
As we age or face health challenges, the number of these mitochondria decreases significantly, potentially compromising the cell’s overall function and even leading to cell demise.
Synthesis function in the Cell.
Cells are masterful creators, producing various substances that keep your organs functioning. This synthesis function relies on both the cell’s energy and the precise sequence of its processes. Any disturbance in intracellular synthesis affects the organ’s structure, function, and the quality and quantity of vital molecules it produces.
Excretory Function of the Cell.
During its hard work, a cell accumulates many “broken” molecules, which disrupt normal cell function and become intracellular toxins. Fortunately, cells have a cleanup crew known as autophagy, a process that purifies and eliminates these intracellular toxins. Maintaining the right balance in autophagy is crucial for a cell’s optimal state.
Protective Function of the Cell.
The work of each cell is aimed at performing and maintaining the function of the whole organ. Nature has provided a mechanism for removing non-functional cells and replacing them with new, functional ones. In a normally functioning organ, old and poorly performing cells are eliminated through apoptosis—a natural process of controlled cell death that provides space for young cells. Using the KME system, it is possible to assess the state of intracellular metabolism and conduct apoptosis correction.
The KME system offers the possibility of evaluating intracellular metabolism and correcting apoptosis.
Assessment of the State of the Nervous System.
With the KME system’s help, it is possible to assess the autonomic nervous system’s (ANS) function based on the balance of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.
The function of the central nervous system (CNS) can be assessed through the functional state of the nerves and various brain structures. The KME system enables the evaluation of the functional state of primary brain structures.
Own Systems of Neuronal Regulation.
Nerves of the internal organs and brain structures are interconnected through regulatory molecules (signals) in the form of neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, neuromodulators, and neurohormones. These molecules provide all of the body’s many functions.
The KME system helps evaluate the activity of neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, neuromodulators, and neurohormones in the mechanisms of functional correction.
Assessment of Hormonal Balance.
The balance of your endocrine system hinges on the functioning of endocrine organs and regulatory molecules from brain structures, often referred to as neurohumoral regulation. Premature aging is often directly linked to changes in hormonal balance. KME makes it possible to evaluate hormone activity and their balance.
Assessment of the Body’s Immune Status.
The human immune system is a complex network involving various organs, tissues, and cells that impact the entire body.
The KME system provides various criteria and markers to assess the immune system’s status.
Inflammatory Processes.
Inflammation serves a vital role in bolstering the human immune system’s defenses. However, when it persists for too long, it can become problematic. With the KME system, it is possible to gauge the cause and activity of inflammation and evaluate how the immune system responds.
Sluggish Inflammatory Processes.
Prolonged and sluggish inflammation takes a toll on the body’s organs and tissues, causing a persistent decline in immune response and adaptability. With the KME system, uncover the nuances of these sluggish processes and take control of the body’s resilience.
The KME Analytical System, particularly the “KME Anti-Age” module, is designed for analyzing and working with the natural electric fields in biological objects, including the human body. It’s essential to note that this system does not assess the properties of physical matter and is not considered a medical device. Instead, it provides research and alternative information. The manufacturer does not make any guarantees about the results obtained through the system. Users should understand that the results from procedures involving the system are not intended for official use or for diagnosing a person’s condition.
Assessing a Psychological State.
A person’s psychological well-being isn’t just about emotions. It has a significant impact on health and how a person adapts to social interactions. The KME system helps establish the link between an individual’s psychological characteristics, their social attitude, and their influence on life processes that affect overall health.
Reactions to External and Internal Psychological Factors
A person’s thoughts, attitudes, and habits shape their internal psychological state. Reactions to society and external influences dictate psycho-emotional responses. External factors can include natural elements like daylight hours and environmental conditions, as well as social factors like relationships, living conditions, and socio-economic aspects.
Internal factors encompass character traits, personality qualities, mood, emotions, habits, and more, all of which influence the nervous system’s responses.
Induced Psychological Programs
Our perceptions of ourselves and our interactions with society create “formed” (induced) psychological programs that shape how we approach various aspects of life. These programs encompass sleep, intellect, learning, creativity, and much more.
Exploring Psychological Defense Mechanisms
Psychological defense mechanisms, like other protective systems in the body, work in a manner similar to immune reactions, nervous system responses, and activation of adaptive reserves.
Degrees of Stress Levels
When there’s a disconnect between desires and experiences, it can create internal conflicts and lead to stress. Factors like a loss of control over situations, self-esteem issues, or difficulty achieving goals can also contribute to stress. The depth and duration of these conditions determine the level of psychological burden.
Identifying the Roots of Anxiety Conditions
Anxiety conditions not only affect emotional well-being but also have a profound impact on the body’s physical condition, mood, and psyche. They can disrupt biochemical processes, posing risks to mental and physical health.
Signs of anxiety include mood swings, tension, sleep troubles, apathy, low self-esteem, passivity, and heightened worry. These states often stem from emotional instability, complex relationships, financial problems, lifestyle changes, and general stress.
A KME specialist can assist in recognizing negative thought patterns, problem-solving, finding joy in activities, breaking free from behavioral patterns, and setting realistic goals. Participating in social activities and connecting with others can boost spirits.
With the KME system, it is possible to evaluate a person’s psychological state using numerous parameters and discover ways to enhance emotional well-being.
Guidance for a Balanced Lifestyle and Diet
To maintain and restore the body’s metabolic balance, traditional correction methods include food, vitamins, micro- and macronutrients, activation of the body’s own drainage functions, and muscle exercise to balance motor and muscular activity.
Food Products.
Choosing the right foods plays a pivotal role in promoting a healthy lifestyle and anti-aging programs.
Food serves various essential functions:
- 1. It ensures the development and maintenance of cells and tissues (the “building blocks” role).
- 2. It provides the energy required to fuel the body during rest and physical activity (the “energy” role).
- 3. It supplies the components needed to form metabolic regulators like enzymes and hormones.
Balancing Body’s Metabolism Through Food Choices.
The speed of the body’s metabolism can either be excessively high or too sluggish, both of which can impact overall metabolic health. Activating or slowing down metabolic processes through food is a highly individualized approach.
The KME system provides an opportunity to identify which substances are most involved in the body’s metabolism at a given moment and assesses their level of activity.
Using the KME system, it is possible to improve a person’s well-being through personalized diet and lifestyle recommendations tailored to their unique metabolic needs.
Harnessing the Power of Micro and Macronutrients
Micro- and macronutrients are the “building blocks” for the human body’s own vitamin production. They also play a vital role in forming tissue structures and determining the energy and metabolic functions of organ cells.
An imbalance in these nutrients can be the root cause of metabolic disorders and the formation of pathologies.
Guidance on Physical Activity
Muscle tissue is a silent hero, participating in every human action. It propels blood through vessels, aids digestion, facilitates the excretion of waste products, and even helps secretions move through ducts.
Regardless of whether an increase or decrease (relaxation) in muscle function is required, the KME system can provide recommendations on actions involving the muscles to ensure their optimal tissue metabolism.
Optimizing Nutrient Intake: Vitamins and Minerals
Choosing the right micro- and macronutrients plays a pivotal role in maintaining the body’s metabolic balance.
Balancing Vitamin Intake
While many vitamins are naturally produced in the body, their balance can sometimes go awry, affecting a wide array of metabolic functions.
The KME system provides an opportunity to analyze the body’s nutrient needs and pinpoint the functional processes impacted by specific vitamin deficiencies.
Maintaining Effective Drainage and Detoxification
The human body boasts excretory systems at various levels of organization to support metabolic functions.
The level of activity of these excretory systems (drainage) helps preserve expected levels of tissue and cellular metabolism, clearing out excess metabolites and toxins.
Possibility of Information Correction of the Balance of Physiological and Psychosomatic Processes Using the “Compensation” Method in the KME System.
Unlocking the Power of “Compensatory Correction” in the KME System.
The KME system can utilize a scientific method known as “Compensatory Correction” to restore the balance of physiological and psychosomatic processes. This approach is rooted in the interconnectedness of biophysical processes and their electric fields.
How Compensatory Correction Works
The aim of “compensation” in the KME system is to fine-tune the electric field of a process, which is closely linked to the physiological process. The remarkable aspect of this correction method is that it doesn’t disrupt physiological function. Thanks to its information-based nature, it introduces nothing foreign into the organ’s system. Instead, it acts as a guide, directing the body toward self-restoration of normal physiological function.
Tailored, Localized Action
The compensatory correction method is highly selective and localized in nature, allowing for the simultaneous correction of multiple processes.
Thanks to the “compensatory correction” method in the KME system, it is possible to harmonize and restore the balance of physiological and psychosomatic processes as individually and precisely as possible, without adverse consequences.
