DENBA Health has been studied at eight research institutions across Japan and China, including the University of Tokyo, Keio University, Azabu University, and the University of Tsukuba. Peer reviewed findings document measurable effects on autonomic nervous system activity, sleep architecture, and microcirculation.
In a study of 22 healthy adults, 15 minutes inside the DENBA field measurably enhanced both sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system activity (p=0.028). First peer reviewed evidence of autonomic regulation effect.
ETHICS REVIEW NO. 21-176. JOINT RESEARCH WITH ITOCHU CORPORATION AND DENBA JAPAN.
Delta wave power (0.5 to 4.5Hz) measurably increased immediately after sleep onset for subjects sleeping in the DENBA field. Indicates a deeper, more restorative initial sleep phase.
SUBJECTS MONITORED VIA POLYSOMNOGRAPHY ACROSS MULTIPLE NIGHTS.
Measurable improvement in peripheral microcirculation observed in subjects after exposure to the DENBA field. Supports the proposed mechanism of water molecule microvibration enhancing blood flow.
MULTI-SESSION STUDY USING THERMAL IMAGING AND CAPILLARY MEASUREMENT.
Observed reduced fatigue markers and improved recovery indicators in mammalian subjects exposed to the DENBA field versus control. Supports cross-species safety and efficacy profile.
USED IN DEVELOPMENT OF DENBA PET AND DENBA HEALTH.
