New biohacking gadget on the way

When I was at last year's Biohacking Conference in Orlando, I stopped by the BrainTap booth. I have a BrainTap headset, and it has consistently remained one of my favorite devices for meditation. Someone told me to go behind the booth to sign up for a free body scan. I signed up, but when it was my turn, I was turned away because I am not a doctor or practitioner. Apparently, this free scan was a demo/sales pitch for the software. 

I've been brainstorming ways that I can use data to demonstrate the effectiveness of various biohacks. Even though I believe in the benefits of modalities like meditation and PEMF, it would be nice to have data to track progress. It would also be nice to have a way to demonstrate the effectiveness for people who are more skeptical. 

The NeuralChek device and software measure heart rate variability using ECG data and algorithms to determine the body's state.

Here are the main features:

· ECG recording with real-time monitoring of functional state indices

· Assessment of the state of cardiovascular and vegetative nervous system by means of variance analysis

· Assessment of body’s Neuro-hormonal regulation and energy resources by means of Neuro-dynamic analysis

· Assessment of current psycho-emotional state using the method of brain biorhythm mapping

· Assessment of organism adaptation level and level of harmonization of biological rhythms using the method of fractal analysis

· Determination of patient’s biological age

· Simultaneous representation of two surveys’ results with a view of comparative analysis

I should have it in hand in by the end of the week. I look forward to trying it myself, and then I intend to use it with potential customers.