DocumentCode :
2167122
Title :
Bio-electrographic method for preventive health care
Author :
Cohly, H. ; Kostyuk, N. ; Isokpehi, R. ; Rajnarayanan, R.
Author_Institution :
Jackson State Univ., Jackson, MS
fYear :
2009
fDate :
18-19 March 2009
Firstpage :
1
Lastpage :
4
Abstract :
The bio-electrographic method understands the analysis of electro-photonic emission of human fingertips in a high intensity electromagnetic field and has significant dependence on human bio-responses to a disease, drug treatment or environment. Comparison between the normal and the disease- or ldquoabnormalrdquo state of bio-electrographic data could provide a faster and reliable alternative to current preventive health care methods and practices. A dataset of individual values of (1) integral area of electro-photonic emission (IA) (2) activation coefficient (AC) and (3) level of integral entropy (IE) was generated by acquiring electro-photonic emission of human fingertips of 130 participants who were recruited randomly among the residents of Mississippi and mean values were calculated. A comparative analyses of the dataset populated heavily with healthy participants with that of participants with altered bio-responses (hormone imbalance and smoking) has shown that the bio-electrographic method can be used as a valuable tool in preventive health care management.
Keywords :
bioelectric phenomena; biomagnetism; biomedical optical imaging; diseases; drugs; electromagnetic fields; entropy; health care; Mississippi; activation coefficient; bio-electrographic method; disease bio-response; drug treatment; electro-photonic emission analysis; high intensity electromagnetic field; human fingertip; integral entropy level; preventive health care management; AC generators; Bioinformatics; Diseases; Drugs; Electromagnetic analysis; Electromagnetic fields; Entropy; Humans; Medical services; Recruitment;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Biomedical Science & Engineering Conference, 2009. BSEC 2009. First Annual ORNL
Conference_Location :
Oak Ridge, TN
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-3837-2
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/BSEC.2009.5090493
Filename :
5090493
Link To Document :
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