WHAT IT IS
A clinician-facing wellness instrument combining a somatic audit with remote photoplethysmography-based physiological observations.
The NeuraGrip™ Polygraph is a clinician-facing wellness instrument designed to add structured autonomic context to a conversation you already own.
Wellness decision-support only. The Polygraph is not validated as a clinical instrument, does not produce a diagnosis and does not replace clinical assessment.
The page deliberately follows the clinician-facing protocol in You Are NeuraGripped rather than repackaging the consumer experience.
A clinician-facing wellness instrument combining a somatic audit with remote photoplethysmography-based physiological observations.
A structured descriptive read of sustained autonomic-load markers across self-report, autonomic balance and recovery dynamics.
Whether autonomic state may be useful additional context alongside the established clinical differential and the patient's own longitudinal story.
No therapy changes. No delayed escalation. No interpretation of NGI as a clinical finding. No requirement to endorse the framework.
A useful wellness observation becomes unsafe when its limitations disappear. They remain visible here.
The same evidence discipline used across the NeuraGrip Science Registry is applied to the clinical receiving page.
Autonomic regulation, heart-rate variability, respiratory physiology and remote PPG principles are grounded in established scientific literature. The Science library should expose those sources and their limits directly.
Open Science →Patterns seen in MI.BO.'s observational data can provide research context. They are observations from the available dataset, not universal prevalence estimates and not proof of a single causal mechanism.
Review observations →The framework hypothesises that autonomic state may shape how physiological and pharmacological signals are integrated. In the book this is explicitly presented as a hypothesis that has not yet been tested in a prospective trial.
Research enquiries →The clinical version should make it simple to see the observation, its provenance and its limits without asking you to adopt MI.BO.'s interpretation.
A number without context creates false precision. The clinical report should carry its source, its intended use and its limits with it.
The clinical route should use the same underlying measurement architecture while presenting a clinician-appropriate result view, provenance, limitations and evidence links.
The book explicitly states that the NGI is not a validated clinical score and should be received as patient self-report scaffolded by biometrics until validation work supports stronger claims.
VIEW EVIDENCE & LIMITATIONSWhere it is useful to your work, use it. Where it is not, set it aside.
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