CLINICAL & SCIENTIFIC TRIALS AND REPORTS

This extensive research, conducted on a group of 40-60 year-olds, examines the impact of LifeTune Personal Protection on the brain. A number of EEG (electroencephalogram) indicators and health states were used in the study, aiming for an objective assessment of the device. The study brings an innovative approach to the creation of physiotherapy devices for prevention and restoration from EMF exposure, responding to the current need to confront health challenges in a rapidly-changing environment.

This study investigates the physiological effects of mobile phone exposure on human subjects’ brains and the potential mitigating effect of an Aires resonator. The research, mainly performed with male volunteers aged 21, observes changes in the bioelectric activity of the brain when exposed to EMR from a mobile phone in different modes and introduces the Aires resonator as a possible solution to counteract the negative consequences.

The study examines the effects of the Aires Shield Pro on heart rate indicators under the influence of a mobile phone’s EMR. It shows that the Aires device can potentially correct negative effects, offering new insights into managing the adverse effects of EMR exposure.

The study evaluates the effects of EMR from WiFi routers and Aires Defender Pro resonators on various rat strains' behavior, motor activity, emotionality, anxiety, and cognitive abilities. The findings show that the Aires Defender Pro resonators altered the animals' behavior and increased their activity in a new environment, suggesting their potential ability to mitigate the harmful effects of EMR.

The research paper explores the effects of high-frequency EMF from WiFi routers and the influence of Aires Defender Pro resonators on the conditions of honey bees, focusing on the expression of the stress-responsive hsp70 gene. The study reveals the potentially harmful effects of EMR on the bees, underlining the need for further research on mitigation strategies using technology like Aires devices.

This technical report details the testing of Aires Tech’s EMR resonator-converter prototypes. Results reveal that the efficiency and effectiveness of these prototypes may be dependent on factors such as frequency bandwidth, the distance between devices, and the power of incident EM waves.

The study investigates the impact of EMR (EMR) from WiFi routers on the behavior and memory of honey bees. Findings show that EMR affects the bees' food excitability and memory capabilities, essentially altering their behavior.

This study carried out by Aires New Medical Technologies Foundation and the S.M. Kirov Military Medical Academy investigates the efficacy of Aires Shield. The research demonstrates that using Aires Shield can significantly diminish the impact of a mobile phone's EMF on the brain's bioelectrical activity, suggesting a vital protective effect, particularly in relation to alpha- and delta-rhythm frequencies.

The document by Aires New Medical Technologies Foundation and BIP International Association Research Center discusses the principle of "coherence" in the context of electromagnetic oscillations. They explore Aires’ innovative devices that generate broad-range coherent EMR using a specially designed resonator, detailing further implications of such devices.

This research paper examines a phenomenon of the formation of drops in liquid crystals, occurring on the Aires silicon resonator chip's surface. The phenomenon presents a potential connection with the resonator's low-frequency diffraction structure, opening up a new dimension in the field of materials science and surface studies.

This article delves into the rampant rise of electromagnetic smog due to an increased usage of electronic devices like mobile phones, TVs, microwave ovens, and other gadgets. It explores the potentially hazardous effects of various forms and frequencies of EMR on human health, highlighting significant factors from the biological sensitivity of living organisms to this radiation, to the potential for remote genetic and cancerous effects due to weak radiation influence.

This research by the New Medical Technologies Foundation and BIP International Association Research Center explores the growing problem of environmental electromagnetic pollution due to advancements in technology, with a significant emphasis on EMR-emitting devices like cell phones. The study covers different aspects including the frequency, peak, and phase elements of EMR's effect on biological systems, and highlights the need for more comprehensive examinations to mitigate potential health risks.

The study conducted by St. Petersburg Polytechnic University's Laboratory for Electro-physics of Water Ecosystems explores the effect of EMR from cellular phones on biological entities and the mitigating role of Aires devices. The analysis indicates that the Aires device significantly reduces EMF intensity, potentially lessening the adverse impact of cell phone radiation on water organisms.

This research investigates the effects of EMR from cell phones on biological objects and evaluates the efficiency of Aires devices against these effects. The paper explores the impact of EMF in different operational modes of the cell phone. This research provides insights into the role of Aires in mitigating influences from cell phones' potentially harmful radiation.

This study explores the effectiveness of Aires devices in enhancing the body's adaptability through heart rate variability (HRV) analysis. The research analyzes biological rhythms and evaluates various HRV indicators, including mode, mode amplitude, variability range, and power ratios of frequency components. The findings highlight the potential impact of Aires Defender in optimizing the body's physiological functions.

This study examines the implications of the Aires fractal resonator on the state of red blood cells in humans, particularly from multiple myeloma patients. The paper focuses on evaluating red blood cell behavior and fragility in response to changes in environmental conditions. The research analyzes the effects of Aires technology on red blood cell characteristics to determine potential benefits in promoting blood cell stability and overall blood functionality.

This research paper examines the effects of Aires devices on the growth of E.Coli and S. Aureus colonies. It demonstrates how Aires technology could potentially reduce bacterial proliferation in these microorganisms, lending new understanding to the fight against bacterial infections.

In this study, the research explores the effects of high-frequency EMR on behavioral, genetic, and epigenetic processes in the cells of rats and honey bees. The research offers valuable insights into how the Aires resonators can mitigate the potential harm caused by EMR on cellular stability in these organisms. This research calls attention to the need for protective systems against ubiquitous high-frequency EMR in the backdrop of advancing technology.

This research uncovers the results of theoretical and experimental studies on light manipulation using Aires technology. The study takes a close look at optical transparencies and matrices, revealing how Aires can design patterns that drastically alter light behavior.

This research explores the theory and practices behind how Aires technology affects the way light behaves, especially in optical transparencies. The study piques interest by delving into the intriguing process of spatial-frequency harmonics. The research takes us through experimental findings related to Aires photomasks and transparencies, improving our understanding of how Aires technology can benefit us in the real world.

This case study conducted by Dr. Magda Havas focuses on understanding the effect of the Aires Defender Infinity on a 46-year-old woman sensitive to RF radiation. The findings reveal an improvement in cardiovascular parameters and body energy balance during radio frequency exposure when the Aires Defender Infinity was worn, pointing towards the beneficial utilization of such devices in mitigating the harmful effects of EMR on sensitive individuals.

This study investigates the role of the Aires Electromagnetic Abnormalities Neutralizer in mitigating the changes in water conductivity caused by radiotelephone radiation. The findings indicate that the Aires Neutralizer substantially counteracts the influence of radiotelephone radiation on water conductivity, highlighting its potential impact in safeguarding against EMR.

This study explores the effects of EMR from a Wi-Fi router and the influence of Aires Defender resonator-converters on the frequency of chromosomal aberrations in the bone marrow cells of Wistar rats. The EMR resulted in an increase in mitotic aberrations, with Aires Defender resonators demonstrating the potential to mitigate the impact of EMR on chromosomal aberrations.

This study tests and analyzes the prototype of an Electromagnetic Radiation Resonator-Converter (R-C) developed by Aires Tech. The test measures various parameters including electric/magnetic field strength, flux density, and efficiency across different frequency bands, providing insights and recommendations to optimize the prototype's performance.