In a study of 78 patients with high blood pressure, after 15 treatments the average systolic blood pressure decreased by 26 mm Hg and diastolic by 13mm Hg.

As a result, the general improvement was considered exceptional in 42% of patients, very good in 37%, good in 17.5% and of no effect in 3.5%. 

In a study of 44 patients with the chronic coronary heart disease, substantial improvement was observed in 85.7% cases.  This was accompanied by substantial increase in cortisol concentration and corresponding decrease in aldosterone concentration.  (85.7% benefited from treatment).