We do not have to go back to nature completely, to eliminate all the technological achievements of modern civilization, but it is possible, while working to reduce the level of environmental pollution, to prioritize the issue of a preventive approach to human health and the preservation of human health.

According to the WHO definition, health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellness, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

Innovative activity can play an important role in this. Eco-innovations in industrial and medical technologies in the near future will have a significant impact on the preservation of the environment, on ensuring healthy human longevity and, ultimately, on the economy, saving the amount of money we spend.

Currently, in order to implement the above goal, we are considering methods and tools that are suitable for preventive health control, are maximally mobile, and have a holistic (ecological) approach to assessing human health in an unfavourable ecological environment. The holistic approach in ecology and environmental science derives from the idea proposed by Harrison Brown that "a precondition for solving [complex] problems is a realization that all of them are interlocked, with the result that they cannot be solved piecemeal". For some scholars holism is the rationale for the very existence of ecology. As David Gates notes, "the very definition of the discipline of ecology implies a holistic study."

In our opinion, such requirements are met by methods and tools, based on the ideas and experiments of a number of prominent scientists of the past, including the experiments of Lichtenberg, Tesla and Kirlian. Currently, using the accumulated world experience, our company provides research and development of Kirlian ideas in the direction of the environment and human health monitoring.