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