Daphne Lab BioMetaTest: origin, technology and methodology
Introduction
On this page you will find an overview of the Daphne Lab BioMetaTest methodology, its origin, the technology employed and the quality control and reliability criteria that characterize its analysis system.
Summary
- Origin of the BioMetaTests
- Palladium Methodology and analysis technology
- Data processing and report
- Quality controls and certifications
Origin of the BioMetaTests
The BioMetaTests were conceived and developed, starting from the late 1990s, with micro-signal amplification technology in Biospectrophotometry. Their inventor, who patented the procedures, is Dr. Luigi Di Vaia, graduated in naturopathy in Brussels and founder of Daphne Lab laboratories, who patented a testing system now defined as third generation.
In 1994, Dr. Di Vaia, at the University of Physics of Padua during a project on gravitational waves, conceived a method capable of amplifying the micro-signals of human tissues and comparing them with foods on a bioelectronic basis.
Palladium Methodology and analysis technology
This technology is now called Palladium Methodology, and the tests are defined as “third generation”. Through a scientific biospectrophotometry method, on which many scientific studies and applications exist in various fields of science, the subject’s tissue is amplified, scanned in spectrophotometry and parameterized through a series of metadata.
Data processing and report
A software based on artificial intelligence and a genetic algorithm processes the data very quickly on the servers of Unizenic laboratories in London, the parent company that owns Daphne Lab technologies and trademarks and the Genobionic technology of the BioMetaTests, and returns a highly analytical and complex report, detailed and in-depth, extremely useful to the doctor or the naturopath specialized in natural medicine for the development of an articulated protocol based on the new naturopathic medicines of well-being.
To learn more, you can also consult the page dedicated to The BioMetaTests or visit the Request the Test section.
Quality controls and certifications
A methodology unique in its kind, with ISO 9001 Quality control systems and strict cross-checking procedures by expert professionals, including biologists, doctors, naturopaths and technicians, which allows a broad and in-depth analysis with one of the lowest quality/price ratios available.
Through pilot studies conducted by ASL and Italian national research bodies, in 2008 the system was shown to have repeatability and reliability of up to 94%. For years, the company has also received ISO 9001 certifications for the calibration of biospectrophotometry microscope systems, particularly for the correct analysis of BioMetaTests and DNA tests, integrating Quality and safety controls also with an ISO 14001 Environmental certification in compliance with the new EcoBioEthics standards of EcoElia.