Biocommunication Timeline
2000 B.C.
Traditional Chinese Medicine established
100 B.C.
First documented use of acupuncture modality
1849
Emil du Bois-Reymond discovers that skin is electrically active
1888
Charels Fere demonstrates that skin resistance can change based on emotional stimulation
1889
Dr. Ivane Tarkhnishvili develops meter to observe electrical potential of the skin in real time
1901
Willem Einthoven invents the first practical electrocardiogram (ECG), a biofeedback device
1924
Hans Berger discovers that the brain produces a small electric current
1930
French acupuncturists start experimenting with electrical properties of the ski
1932
G. Diestsh pioneers what would later become quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG)
1939
Leonarde Keeler adds galvanic skin response detection to the polygraph machine
1953
Dr. Reinhard Voll creates first electrodermal screening device and develops EAV
1958
Scientists begin studying biofeedback and its effects
1964
Dr. George Goodheart establishes the practice of applied kinesiology
1970
EAV devices are introduced into the United States
1980
Engineers begin to computerize the EAV process
1984
Sharry Edwards pioneers the study of Human BioAcoustic Biology
1988
Sharry Edwards pioneers the study of Human BioAcoustic Biology
1988
Dr. Vaughn R Cook develops the first FDA-registered computerized EAV system
