Biological resonance (tissue bands)
Resonance bands of cells/tissues 25–200 Hz (Volchek) + tissue bands (ProV)
Short definition
Matching vibration frequency with the tissue’s natural one amplifies the effect: muscles 20–50, vessels 5–20, bone 100–200, nerves 50–150 Hz.
Full definition
The key mechanism of vibration (Volchek: biological resonance; cells/tissues resonate within 25–200 Hz). Tissue bands per Samson-fit ProV: muscle fibers 20–50 Hz, blood vessels 5–20 Hz, bone 100–200 Hz (osteoporosis prevention), nerves 50–150 Hz. On the sweep chart these bands form a “target map”: which structure is touched at the current frequency; together with assembly modes and the musculoskeletal resonance they join the planned physiology module. Care zones: neural (50–150) and vibroreceptor (100–109) — mechanical modes of the loaded bar should not land in them.
Examples
The 63.6 Hz reference mode falls inside the 50–150 Hz neural band.