Terminology

Are you new to ZYTO Technology? Just need a quick refresher? Refer to the definitions of terms unique to our company and industry below and you’ll be speaking ZYTO geek in no time.

  • Biocommunication

    Biocommunication, in the context of ZYTO technology, refers to the process of presenting digital wellness-related signals while recording patterns associated with galvanic skin response (GSR). The system organizes this information into structured, informational reports for practitioner-guided wellness discussions.

     

  • Biological Coherence

    Biological coherence refers to patterns associated with galvanic skin response (GSR) as recorded during a session. These patterns are presented as informational data within ZYTO reports and are intended for review and discussion as part of a wellness-focused approach.

     

  • Galvanic Skin Response

    A method of measuring fluctuations in the electrical conductivity of the skin.

     

  • Virtual Item

    A Virtual Item is a digital representation within the ZYTO software that is associated with a general wellness topic, category, or product. During a session, digital signals related to these items are presented while patterns associated with GSR are recorded and organized into informational reports.

     

  • Stressor Virtual Item

    An item run as a stressor in a biosurvey that represents a biomarker or an external item. Both positive and negative responses to stressor Virtual Items are considered when examining what to use as balancer Virtual Items.

     

  • Digital Library Items

    Digital Library Items are informational entries within the ZYTO software that represent general wellness topics, categories, or products. These items are presented during a session and are used to organize and display recorded response patterns.

     

  • Balancer Virtual Items

    Items run as balancers during a biosurvey that represent various products or services. Any positive in- or out-of-range items can be considered to use as balancer Virtual Items.

     

  • Biosurvey

    A survey that identifies the body’s biological coherence for a chosen group of Virtual Items. The results from a biosurvey can help inform you and your client when making decisions about their wellness.

     

  • Range

    Range refers to a reference level derived from recorded response patterns during a session. It is used for organizing and displaying informational data and does not represent a medical normal or abnormal condition

     

  • Deviation Ratio (dR)

    Deviation Ratio (dR) is a numerical value used within the ZYTO system to represent relative changes in recorded response patterns associated with GSR. These values are presented for informational purposes only.

     

  • Dynamic Baseline

    Dynamic Baseline is a continuously updated reference used by the system to organize and compare recorded response patterns during a session. It reflects system-calculated values rather than a physiological measurement.

     

  • Vectors Tab

    The Vectors Tab is an educational visualization based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) concepts. It illustrates conceptual relationships between areas within a traditional framework and is not derived from GSR data or specific to an individual.

     

  • Non-Response or Zero-Response Virtual Item

    A Non-Response or Zero Response Virtual Item refers to an item that does not show variation in recorded response patterns during a session. These values are presented as informational data within reports.

     

  • Digital Item Progress Chart

    A Progress Chart displays changes in recorded response patterns across sessions or within a session sequence. It is used to visualize trends in informational data and does not represent treatment outcomes or clinical progress.