Cardiovascular Measures
Early observations reportedly include changes in cardiac output, stroke volume, and blood viscosity among measured participants. Participants in the bath study are described as lying in treated water for about 20 to 30 minutes. The cardiov…
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Early observations reportedly include changes in cardiac output, stroke volume, and blood viscosity among measured participants. Participants in the bath study are described as lying in treated water for about 20 to 30 minutes. The cardiovascular observations are presented as promising but unpublished and insufficient for formal claims. The source discusses an underway 100-person study of whole-body exposure in Analemma-treated bathing water. The suggested connection between bath effects, mitochondrial energy, and blood viscosity is inferential rather than settled.