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Monitoring chrononoosfery dlja poznanija čelověkom sebja i okružajuščej sredy
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| Rok publikování | 2013 |
| Druh | Článek v odborném periodiku |
| Časopis / Zdroj | Geofizičeskie processy i biosfera |
| Fakulta / Pracoviště MU | |
| Citace | |
| Obor | Ostatní lékařské obory |
| Klíčová slova | chronobiology; ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (C-ABPM); chronomics; chronoosphere; coperiodism; vascular variability anomalies; vascular variability disorders |
| Popis | Organisms living in an open environment are naturally influenced by it. In addition to light and temperature, non-photic solar-terrestrial influences are receiving new interest as a number of cycles characterizing space weather are also detected in longitudinal records of blood pressure, heart rate and other psychophysiological variables. Periodicities shared between the biosphere and spaceterrestrial weather (coperiodisms) are documented herein in records from eight individuals who monitored themselves for one to several decades. These coperiodisms include cycles with periods of about 5 months (cis-half-years), about 16 months (transyears), and about 11 years, among others. About 11-year solar cycles are also detected in many other aspects of the biosphere, such as natality, morbidity and mortality, including infections of the mind as well as those of the body. The fact that biospheric components can persist and last in the absence of their environmental counterpart suggests that Chizhevsky's «echoes» to the Sun may actually be partly endogenous, complementing V.I. Vernadsky's spatially (but not yet temporally) structured noosphere, and evolving into a chrono-noosphere, where noös is the Greek word for «mind». The chronoosphere stands for «knowing oneself» as a step toward enjoying a unified time-structured art, science and noetic health. It also means that in the atmosphere of the Sun and thus under the influence of extra-terrestrial and terrestrial weather, the chronoosphere could be optimized as we learn more about it. |