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Analysis of the QHR Biopyramid - research, methodology and results

Analysis of the QHRS Biopyramid: 3.2.3. Temperature sensors

With this sensor, changes in the skin temperature of subjects can be measured during experiments. Also, the temperature of the skin indirectly shows the level of blood circulation in the skin. The value is determined through a thermometer placed on the inside of the palm of the index finger. The unit of measurement is the degree Celsius (ºC).

The theoretical increase in skin temperature can indicate a relaxation reaction of the subject. An increase in skin temperature in one subject can be interpreted as a decrease in the flow of the required amount of blood, for example. Through connection with the energy of electromagnetic fields.

The influence of electromagnetic fields on the organism can be most clearly presented with the measured values ​​of skin conductivity and skin temperature. The change in skin temperature can be seen depending on the fictitious value of the flow of the required amount of blood. During longer measurements, skin temperature can be influenced by other factors, such as, for example. Climatic conditions. In this regard, research on the development of the stability of the curve representing skin temperature can be significant.

The effect of geobiological zones with harmful influence is also visible on the curve representing skin temperature. The organism is not able to maintain a constant temperature of the skin while it is under the influence of external forces, e.g. of underground water

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