Vladimir N. Sysoev and Larisa A. Rybina’s 2025 manuscript examines Lifetune ONE during mobile-phone exposure and after seven days of use. It brings EEG, brain-connectivity and autonomic measurements together in one research protocol.
Protocol and findings
The five-stage investigation includes natural electromagnetic conditions, phone exposure with and without Lifetune ONE, and a period of regular device use. The authors report a brief initial activation response followed by EEG recovery toward background values during phone exposure with the resonator. They also report increasing EEG coherence after seven days and interpret the pattern as stabilization of functional state.
The manuscript describes autonomic measures alongside EEG. Its physiological observations extend the research question from an immediate response to the pattern observed over several days. Read the complete Sysoev–Rybina manuscript (DOCX).
Follow the report-to-publication history
The manuscript belongs to the Lifetune ONE research documented in the 2024 Military Medical Academy report (PDF). The later peer-reviewed journal paper is credited to Vladimir N. Sysoev and Dzhina Yu. Budko: Psychophysiology News, 2026, issue 1, pages 95–104. It was submitted March 8, reviewed April 13 and accepted May 22, 2026. Read the final journal publication.
Keeping the report, manuscript and final publication connected makes the development of this research traceable. Read the 2026 publication summary · Vladimir Sysoev · Larisa Rybina.
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Source-linked research summary updated October 26, 2026. Original studies and reviews are credited above.