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TitleMedico-Scientific Reliability Assessment of the BioMetaTests® Methodology AbstractThis study evaluates the medico-scientific reliability of the BioMetaTests® methodology developed by Daphne Lab®. The primary objective is to quantify the level of agreement between data obtained through BioMetaTests® and results derived from conventional clinical examinations performed on the same patients, as well as to assess the degree of achievement of predefined therapeutic goals. The analysis is based on a cohort of 200 subjects monitored over several years of clinical observation. Findings indicate a 91% rate of overlap and similarity between BioMetaTests® data and standard clinical test results, alongside a 95% rate of achievement of the established therapeutic outcomes. Conducted by highly qualified healthcare professionals, the study highlights two key aspects: (i) the strong consistency between therapeutic strategies informed by BioMetaTests® and outcomes from conventional clinical diagnostics, and (ii) the high level of correspondence between the respective datasets. These results suggest promising perspectives in the field of biophysical medicine, supporting the potential application of innovative, non-invasive, and complementary approaches in natural preventive medicine and integrated clinical research. KeywordsBioMetaTests®, biophysical medicine, clinical reliability, diagnostic concordance, non-invasive methods, preventive medicine, integrative medicine
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