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Dantest offers the possibility to manage the effect of any health promoting strategy.
Overstress (accumulated stress) and immobilization are conventional health risk factors, triggering the development of life threatening specific diseases.
Dantest is the result of more than three decades of very profound scientific research.
Dantest can be performed easily and in almost all medical branches.
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Heart Rate Variability Analysis, has acquired exceptional popularity over the last few years. Nowadays, the main stream medical associations around the world accept HRV analysis as one of the best predictors of non-specific health risk. Scientific and clinical studies have established its usefulness in almost all branches of medicine.
Dantest is the result of 30 years of very profound scientific research by renowned Medical Doctors leaded by Professor Danev. Prof. Danev is one of the pioneers of the HRV analysis theory and clinical verification and also was the first President of the European society for HRV analysis. This innovative technology involves computer analysis of HRV and Autonomic Function Assessment making it useful in most clinical disciplines of medicine.
Overstress and Immobilization are conventional health risk factors. If unchecked they could trigger some life threatening diseases. Overstress can also be an early warning sign for hidden illness such as Thyroid disease, Calcium imbalance (too much or too little), Anemia, Diabetes, Manic-depression (Bi-polar disorder), Liver disease, Kidney malfunction, Vitamin deficiency and Hormone deficiency.
Overstress can deplete Adaptation Reserves (AR) of the body by changing the homeostasis equilibrium to Hetorostasis. Dantest procedure reveals Heart Rhythm disturbances, and signs of Overstress which may be due to depression, anxiety attacks, hypochondriasis, alcoholism, compulsive gambling, insomnia and stress-o-holism. Early identification of overstress symptoms helps in preventing absenteeism, morbidity and mortality.
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