Check-up
The starting point: vessels, endurance, posture and a functional profile — in one visit
- Sessions in a course
- One visit before the first protocol; control measurements after the course
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The check-up is the first visit and the entry into Long Life. In one visit we measure what usually stays invisible: pulse wave velocity and vascular age (Axelife pOpmètre), the geometry of your posture, the functional profile of the body's systems (KME Anti-Age) and cardiorespiratory endurance (a VO2max test on a cycle ergometer). In the same room — heliox: breathing a helium–oxygen mixture, which is how every procedure at the centre begins.
Most of the measurements are taken at rest, lying down: sensors on a finger and a toe, ten minutes of quiet, then a recording of about twenty seconds. A warm room, a specialist beside you, nothing invasive. The only active step is the VO2max test on the cycle ergometer.
The check-up is not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a medical examination. It is a functional screening and a starting point: from its results the specialist assembles an individual set of technologies and decides which protocol to begin with — activating the body or deep immersion.
The same measurements are repeated after the course — so the effect is visible in numbers, not only in how you feel.
Preparation: for 2–3 hours before the visit — no coffee, strong tea or energy drinks, no cigarettes, intense exercise, sauna or heavy meals; nails without thick polish. This matters for the accuracy of the vascular measurement.
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Sequence
How a session goes
- Step 1
Questionnaire and contraindication screening
Implants, pregnancy, epilepsy, heart, skin, claustrophobia — clearance for every technology at the centre.
What you feel: A calm conversation: it is clear why each question is asked.
- Step 2
Baseline measurements
Pulse, SpO₂, blood pressure, heart rate variability, height and weight — the “before and after” reference point. Height is needed to calculate the pulse wave.
What you feel: Familiar measurements, a few minutes.
- Step 310 min at rest + ~20 s recording
Vascular diagnostics with Axelife pOpmètre
Ten minutes lying in a warm room, sensors on a finger and the big toe, two or three twenty-second recordings with pauses.
What you feel: No talking, no moving; two pulse curves on the screen.
- Step 4
Posture analysis
Optical scanning of body geometry: imbalances are an indication for working on the muscular corset and a reference point for comparison.
What you feel: You stand still; nothing touches the body.
- Step 5
KME Anti-Age with a specialist
Functional screening: a report on the body's systems, the psycho-emotional state and metabolism — the basis for choosing the field mode and the set of technologies.
What you feel: You sit; the specialist talks you through the report.
- Step 6for the physically active and the longevity track
VO2max on the cycle ergometer
Stepwise load in a mask with parameters recorded — the only active step of the check-up.
What you feel: A gradually increasing effort — and a clear endurance figure.
- Step 7
Heliox
Breathing a helium–oxygen mixture — the entry into the centre's procedures; repeated before every session.
What you feel: A few minutes of even breathing.
- Step 8
Results and the plan
The specialist explains the numbers, names the starting protocol and the make-up of the course.
What you feel: You leave with a clear next step.
Every protocol starts with a KME check and heliox breathing
Course
- One visit before the first protocol.
- Before every session — a KME Anti-Age check and heliox breathing.
- After the course the same measurements are repeated: vascular age, posture and, for the longevity track, VO2max. The effect is in numbers, not only in sensations.
What the protocol is made of
Every protocol starts with a KME check and heliox breathing
Why it works
Axelife pOpmètre
Photoplethysmographic sensors register the pulse wave; its propagation velocity is a recognised marker of arterial stiffness. The software translates it into an understandable “vascular age”. A class IIa medical device.
VO2max test
Maximal oxygen uptake — the gold standard for assessing endurance and cardiorespiratory reserve.
Posture analysis
Optical capture of body geometry shows imbalances — the basis for working on the muscular corset in “Physics” and a reference point after the course.
KME Anti-Age
Non-invasive sensors read the body's electric field; a mathematical model turns the recording into an information snapshot of the person's functional state as one whole system — in real time. In our concept, a dynamic analysis of the body's field structure. A report on the systems, the psycho-emotional state and metabolism; not a diagnosis — a tool for selection and for following the dynamics.
Heliox
A helium–oxygen mixture is used in medicine and rehabilitation; in our concept it is the preparatory step before every procedure.
Philosophy of the method
We start from the view that a person is a system: the physical body and what the founder calls the field structure — all the subtle bodies, the psyche and consciousness. The check-up looks at both sides: vessels, endurance and posture are about the body; the KME Anti-Age functional profile is about the state of the systems and the psycho-emotional background. That is why procedures are not prescribed from a catalogue: first we measure, then we assemble an individual information profile for correction.
From our observations
What you get
- Numbers you usually never get to see: vascular age, posture data, an endurance figure
- A KME Anti-Age report with recommendations on nutrition, micronutrients and activity
- A psychosomatic analysis — at the level of acquired programs that affect the current state of a person's biology
- A personal set of technologies and a starting protocol: “Physics” or “Shower for the Soul”
- A Sedona magnetic-field mode chosen from your functional profile
- A reference point: after the course the same measurements show the dynamics
Questions and answers
I see my doctor regularly — why this as well?
The check-up does not replace a medical examination. It measures functional indicators that the centre's procedures are chosen by and that can be compared after the course.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. It is a functional screening and a starting point; with medical questions we refer you to a doctor.
Is it long and unpleasant?
Most of it is lying at rest, nothing invasive. The only exertion is the VO2max test on the cycle ergometer.
I am not an athlete — why VO2max?
That block is for the physically active and the longevity track; the other measurements do not depend on it.
What do I get to take away?
A report with numbers and recommendations, a starting protocol and the make-up of the course.
There are contraindications. Consult a specialist.