Explanation of the etalons

Evaluation of RM etalons

The RM (Remedy Module) components are listed as follows and use a deviating scale:

• <0.425 relevant (displayed in green)
• >0.435 not relevant (displayed in grey)

Evaluation of EM and XM etalons

• the EM (Evaluation Module) and XM (eXtra Module) etalons use a deviating scale as well:
• <0.425 quite acute and pronounced (shown brown)
• between 0.425 and 0.710 is relevant (shown red)
• >0.710 latent of not relevant (shown black)

Evaluation of PM etalons

• In these etalons, the emotional and psychological components are weighted with a different scale as well:
• <0.425 quite acute and pronounced (shown brown)
• between 0.425 and 0.710 is relevant (shown red)
• >0.710 latent of not relevant (shown black)

How to read the Virtual Model

1. Red dots in the 1st column (orange arrow)
   Indicates that the unbalance is formed in the current state and has to be interpreted as a warning.

2. Numbers in the 2nd column (green arrow)
   You can get the following numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ∞
   This indicates the existence of the unbalance in time
   a. (1-3) the unbalance originated recently
   b. (4-5) the unbalance originated in the last 6 month
   c. (6-7) the unbalance originated in the last 12 months (1 year)
   d. (8-9) the unbalance originated in the last 2 years
3. E-values in the 3rd column (see picture below)
   The E-values in the 3rd column are shown, when the etalon biochemical homeostasis is used.
   The e-values comprise the following values:
   (-3, -2, -1, N, +1, +2, +3) in the 3rd column with values between 1 en 7.
   In the example shown below we read -3(1), what means that the measured value is too low (-3) and possibly even lower (1): the biochemical index is lower than the range between -3 and +3. If range values were between -2 and +2 (2ᴖ6) we could assume a safe range. If the e-value showed +3(7), this would indicate that the biochemical index higher is in the standard range.
4. D-values in the 4th column (round circle)
   The D-values indicate the level of spectral similarity. How smaller the number, how stronger the measurement is.
   a. <0.2 quiet acute and in some cases chronic (shown brown)
   b. >0.8 latent of not relevant (shown purple)
   c. Values ​​between 0.2 and 0.8 are relevant (shown red)
   d. A red dot in de 1st column indicates a trend towards a pathological disturbance
   e. The higher the negative number behind d (d -0.036), the faster the disturbance is developing
   

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