An expert system that translates the ancient art of pulse diagnosis into the precise language of numbers and graphs — and shows the functional state of the body in 5–10 minutes, with no lab tests and no needles. The assessment takes place during an appointment in Krasnoyarsk, while reviewing the results, interpreting your tests and building your program can be done online.
The method rests on three pillars: the theory of functional systems, thousands of years of pulse diagnosis, and modern algorithms for heart rhythm analysis.
According to the theory of functional systems (P. K. Anokhin, Dr. habil. med.), the activity of all organs and systems is reflected in the heart rhythm. The heart is a permanent part of every functional system, so the rhythm can tell us about the state of the body as a whole.
For thousands of years, pulse diagnosis practitioners have learned empirically to read the state of organs through the pulse. That accumulated experience is the second pillar of the method: Veda-Pulse does not replace it but makes it measurable and reproducible.
Pacemaker cells located in the heart receive information from the functional systems and generate an electrical discharge that makes the heart eject blood. This very process modulates the heart rhythm and the shape of the pulse wave in line with deviations in the functional systems.
By recording the biopotentials generated in the heart, the system reads the rhythms of organs and functional systems, meridians, regulatory systems and other parameters — on the basis of heart rate variability (HRV) analysis. This data is then turned into clear graphs and indices.
Veda-Pulse brings together the achievements of modern physiology and the knowledge of traditional medicine: TCM, Ayurveda and Tibetan medicine. This is not a diagnosis but an objective picture of how your body's systems are working right now, and a clear starting point for a wellness program.
The device works on heart rate variability (HRV) analysis and Professor P. K. Anokhin's theory of functional systems. The HRV method is officially recognized by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, the European Society of Cardiology and the North American Society of Electrophysiology.
The principles of pulse diagnosis are inherited from the school of the seven levels of pulse of Dr. Vasant Lad and from canonical sources such as “Nadi Vijnana”. The algorithms were validated in a clinical study together with the largest Ayurvedic university in India (Kerala) — Amrita University.
Today Veda-Pulse is used by more than 5,000 Ayurveda, TCM and naturopathy practitioners in 60 countries around the world.
When you have complaints but your tests are “normal”, and it is unclear where to start.
You can compare your state before and after a course of herbs and lifestyle changes.
The assessment sets a starting point and suggests priorities for the program.
Four steps: from the conversation to clear recommendations. The assessment is completely non-invasive — there are no injections, no radiation and no physical load.
We collect your symptoms, complaints, and life and illness history, and clarify your health concern.
The sensor records the signal for 5–10 minutes. It is all non-invasive and painless.
The program builds graphs, indices and models: health indices, meridians, doshas, chakras.
I explain the results in plain language and build your personal wellness program. You can compare your state before and after the course.
Recording the signal takes 5–10 minutes; together with reviewing the results, about 20–30 minutes. At the end you receive a functional state map with indices and graphs, an explanation of the results in plain language, and personal recommendations: nutrition, daily routine, herbal blends and naturopathic remedies for your constitution.
The assessment is non-invasive: a sensor is placed on your arm and reads the pulse wave. There are no injections, no radiation and no physical load — the procedure is comparable to an ordinary pulse recording.
The measurement itself takes place during an appointment in Krasnoyarsk — it needs a sensor and calm surroundings.
Krasnoyarsk, 273g/10 Sverdlovskaya St. — within the city limits, with bus service.
To book a convenient time — on WhatsApp, Telegram or by phone +7 913 837-13-32.
Reviewing the results, interpreting your tests and building your program can be done online, as a consultation with follow-up support.
The formats and prices for online work are on the Consultations page.
Mila Garashchenko is a fourth-generation practitioner, medical herbalist, naturopath and family health practitioner. More than 20 years of medical practice, a dynasty of doctors across four generations. In my work I combine classical medicine, Ayurveda and the power of the herbs I gather myself: I interpret your tests, find the cause and build a personal program for 1–3–6 months.
More about my education, documents and working principles is on the About me page.
Write a couple of words about your concern — I will suggest where to start in your case. A consultation by phone is free.
WhatsApp, Telegram or phone +7 913 837-13-32.
Briefly say what is bothering you. I will suggest how to prepare for the assessment.
We arrange a convenient time for an appointment in Krasnoyarsk.
Would you like to see a demo measurement?The Veda-Pulse page has a demonstration mode: it shows what the functional state map looks like. The readings in it are an example of the interface.
No. Veda-Pulse assesses the functional state of the body: energy level, tension in the systems, and the balance of meridians and doshas. A doctor makes a diagnosis based on the results of examinations, while the device's data helps you understand where your body needs support and where to start the program.
It is based on heart rate variability analysis, recognized by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, the European Society of Cardiology and the North American Society of Electrophysiology, plus the canonical principles of pulse diagnosis. The algorithms were validated together with Amrita University (Kerala, India).
The assessment is completely non-invasive: a sensor is placed on your arm and reads the pulse wave. There are no injections, no radiation and no physical load — the procedure is comparable to an ordinary pulse recording.
Recording the signal takes 5–10 minutes; together with reviewing the results, about 20–30 minutes. Before the assessment, rest for 10–15 minutes; for 1–2 hours beforehand it is best not to drink coffee or strong tea, not to smoke, and not to come straight after a heavy meal or a workout.
The measurement itself takes place during an appointment in Krasnoyarsk — it needs a sensor and calm surroundings. Reviewing the results, interpreting your tests and building your program can be done online, as a consultation with follow-up support.
A functional state map with indices and graphs, an explanation of the results in plain language, and personal recommendations: nutrition, daily routine, herbal blends and naturopathic remedies for your constitution. With a repeat assessment you can see the before/after dynamics of the course.