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Analysis of the QHRS Biopyramid: 4.4. Tabular display of measurement data of the required amount of blood

Analysis of the QHRS Biopyramid: 4.4. Tabular display of measurement data of the required amount of blood

4.4.1. Measurement values of the required amount of blood in the main group (fictitious values)

Red blood cells
The increase in the required amount of blood, while reducing the external load in subjects with the use of the QHRS biopyramid, had a stimulating effect on the necessary satisfaction of the cells with nutrients. When the required amount of blood increased in the subjects, a decrease in the flow of red blood cells was recorded, and with it an improvement in the ability to close blood capillaries, through the biological effect of the QHRS biopyramid (picture on the right).
Control Cycle 1 – Blood Amount – Main Group
Respondents Min. Max. CB CO
RESPONDENT  1 24.45 37.15 29.90 0.12
RESPONDENT  2 29.05 74.39 59.83 7.17
RESPONDENT  3 8.50 16.83 13.27 1.14
RESPONDENT  6 0.70 46,41 27.47 68.70
RESPONDENT  7 10,16 37,23 25.13 6.53
RESPONDENT  10 13,14 38,17 25.84 4.45
RESPONDENT  11 24.97 65,92 51.18 6.85
RESPONDENT  14 10,20 48.78 29.67 6.02
RESPONDENT  15 48.65 125.74 87.38 13.61
RESPONDENT  18 16.54 44.86 31.18 3.96
RESPONDENT  19 28,42 72.40 47.59 6.71
CB 19.53 55.26 38.95 11.39
Control Cycle 2 – Blood Amount – Main Group
Respondents Min. Max. CB CO
RESPONDENT  1 11,16 27.74 18.55 3.15
RESPONDENT  2 12.05 59,71 47.24 54,31
RESPONDENT  3 9.93 20,11 14.53 1.59
RESPONDENT  6 0.75 37.99 24.19 3.83
RESPONDENT  7 9.00 64,16 49.97 9.46
RESPONDENT  10 14,10 48.74 34.37 5.76
RESPONDENT  11 35,15 91.68 70.79 8.78
RESPONDENT  14 8.20 46.99 30.79 6.02
RESPONDENT  15 20.94 73.29 45.78 8.83
RESPONDENT  18 16.99 37.05 26.10 8.63
RESPONDENT  19 41.92 84.37 55.58 49.57
CB 16.38 53.80 37.99 14.54



Control cycle 3 – amount of blood – Main group
Respondents Min. Max. CB CO
RESPONDENT  1 19.65 38.84 28.64 3.13
RESPONDENT  2 15.72 72,74 54.96 8.63
RESPONDENT  3 15.35 41.89 24.34 6.46
RESPONDENT  6 0.62 29.80 18.27 3.14
RESPONDENT  7 16.75 67.75 50.31 9.62
RESPONDENT  10 14.80 29.98 22.35 2.76
RESPONDENT  11 28.05 90.63 65.36 10.81
RESPONDENT  14 18.78 50,71 35.76 5.52
RESPONDENT  15 25.54 92.61 59.95 13.54
RESPONDENT  18 16.62 30,17 17.20 2.26
RESPONDENT  19 31.76 59.02 44.65 5.46
CB 18.51 54.92 38.34 6.48
Control Cycle 4 – Blood Amount – Main Group
Respondents Min. Max. CB CO
RESPONDENT  1 1.46 36,31 31.19 4.41
RESPONDENT  2 24.87 105.87 71.96 9.54
RESPONDENT  3 55,76 93.28 69.68 6.50
RESPONDENT  6 0.54 35.83 19.10 5.33
RESPONDENT  7 11,13 56,54 39.09 9.43
RESPONDENT  10 13,15 44.97 26.59 5.51
RESPONDENT  11 24.52 107.02 73.40 13,28
RESPONDENT  14 28.45 79.40 51.64 10.32
RESPONDENT  15 19.77 146.79 63.40 25.55
RESPONDENT  18 24.87 53,44 43.96 6.04
RESPONDENT  19 30.96 70.75 45.42 6.90
CB 21.41 75.47 48.68 9.35



Conclusion of the development of the required amount of blood - Main group
Cycle Min. Max. CB CO
Control cycle 1 19.53 55.26 38.95 11.39
Control cycle 2 16.38 53.80 37.99 14.54
Control cycle 3 18.51 54.92 38.34 6.48
Control cycle 4 21.41 75.47 48.68 9.35
CB 18.96 59.86 40.99 10.44


The required amount of blood is investigated through the process of photoplethysmography. It is a physically easy and non-invasive process of presenting changes in circulation. The displayed values ​​are for maximum circulation research and with good circulation they can go above 100%.

The development of the mean value of the amount of blood in the subjects in the control group is constant in the control cycles 1-3. mean blood volume requirements decrease, but in this case not below the lowest level. In control cycle 4, a clear increase in the amount of blood, more than 20%, can be seen in separate subjects in the main group.

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