Association of Diurnal Dynamics of Myocardial Infarction with Distribution of Spikes in TiNi Detector Readings

A comparison of the incidence of myocardial infarction during the day was performed with the diurnal distribution of spikes in TiNi detector readings. Based on long-term monitoring data, it was shown that the maximum number of spikes on the TiNi detector graphs is observed between 7 and 10 a.m. local time. It is known that a similar diurnal pattern occurs in the case of cardiovascular complications. Based on the analysis of synchronism effects previously discovered using the TiNi detector, the properties of the factor acting on the detector, capable of influencing both the behavior of the TiNi system and the state of living organisms, were determined. This approach allows us to obtain new data on the mechanisms of the impact of external factors on the state of the biosphere.