Aires’ blood research connects laboratory measurements of red-cell behavior with a broader program of biological investigation. Vladimir A. Tarlykov supervised the original erythrocyte study in 2005. Its later archival versions and PACE review make that work accessible alongside the program’s newer studies.
The foundational erythrocyte experiment
The ITMO report examined ten blood samples from patients with multiple myeloma. Osmotic swelling and laser-diffraction measurements were used to study red-cell rheological properties before and after exposure to the Aires fractal resonator. The researchers reported a positive trend in the measured parameters. Original 2005 report · Alternate archival edition of the same report.
The expert peer review
Andrew A. Michrowski’s February 28, 2019 PACE review examined that experiment and its favorable findings, then proposed further physiological investigation. Original PACE peer review · Review summary.
From cellular measurements to whole-animal research
The 2025 Pavlov Institute study adds a different biological level: behavioral and blood measurements in rat lines with contrasting nervous-system characteristics, under a Wi-Fi 6 router condition with and without Lifetune Zone Max. The investigators report favorable changes in selected measures with the devices present. The tested arrangement used six Zone Max devices around the cage during four nights of exposure.
Read the 2025 study and measured endpoints · Original 2025 report (PDF).
The connection is the research question pursued across biological scales: how a patterned resonator changes the conditions under which living systems function. The 2005 blood-sample study, 2019 review and 2025 animal experiment each retain their own methods, authors and findings. Explore the blood and biology research.
Related research and topic guides
- PACE’s 2019 Peer Review of Tarlykov’s Erythrocyte Research
- Zenin Water Structure Study (2013) — related biological medium research
- Datova HRV Study (2013) — parallel physiological research
- Researcher Profile: Vladimir A. Tarlykov
- Blood & Biological Cluster
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Source-linked research summary updated October 26, 2026. Original studies and reviews are credited above.