By Praveen Prabhakar November 7, 2017

Can an Electronic Device Repeat the Work of Authentic Master of Ayurvedic Pulse Diagnosis?

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7 November, 2017 Praveen Prabhakar Ayurveda, Dr. Oleg Sorokin, Dr. Vasant Lad, NAMA, VedaPulse

VedaPulse™ is an innovative medical device for providing the in-depth health diagnosis based on two methods: Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and the author’s methodology, created on the basis of the traditional pulse diagnosis in Ayurveda. It was created when its developer, Dr. Oleg Sorokin, was working at the Department of Physiology at the Russian Academy of Sciences. He continued the work of the famous Russian cardiologist professor Kaznacheyev and was able to find a bridge between classical pulse analysis in Ayurveda and Western equivalents of HRV assessment. Here is a short story of his success in his words:

While developing algorithms for VedaPulse™ computer pulse diagnosis, I was using ideas of the famous Ayurvedic doctor Vasant Lad. I had a chance to meet him in person in his Institute’s headquarters in Albuquerque, NM and show this device. Traditional pulse diagnosis performed by Dr. Lad and testing done with VedaPulse™ device showed identical results.

Dr. Vasant Lad and NAMA (National Ayurvedic Medical Association of USA) Board of Directors highly praised VedaPulse™ algorithms as they allow objectifying authentic Ayurvedic terms and concepts.

While talking with Dr. Lad’s students, many of which are also teachers of his Ayurvedic course, I found out that for a long time Dr. Lad has been dreaming about the creation of a pulse reading device by one of his students. This device should help objectify the teaching process and standardize methods for treatment prescription.

In conclusion Dr. Vasant Lad said: “Wonderful! You are the first scientist who created such accurate algorithm. Everything I found out in this patient, your device could also see. I’ve seen many devices that were said to be based on Ayurveda principles, but none of them was good enough “.

Ayurvedic Institute and NAMA members expressed their desire to work together with my company to further popularize Ayurveda among Western doctors in India, USA and internationally.