Sergei Koltsov is a great Russian physicist who graduated from the mathematics faculty of Moscow University. He worked for a long time in the aerospace sector, where he was in charge of the development of flight control algorithms for the Russian space shuttle "Buran". Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the project was closed. With a disability certificate for hypertension, Sergei Koltsov could not pursue his career: long days and nights of work in deplorable conditions got the better of him.
Koltsov realized that his health had become critical: almost all of his blood vessels had been compromised. But he refused to act in the traditional way. His fighting character pushed him to start his own research to find a way to fight against his health problems. Thus he decided to develop his own simple to use health-restoring device.
His holistic approach to health has led him to view the human body as a complex program. According to him, "the human body is a biological system", and "in every system, the most important thing is the transfer of information", even if the functioning of a biological system is undoubtedly much more complex than that of a spaceship.
After Koltsov launched his project, many Russian scientists began to agree with him. Thus, Koltsov was able to rely on a solid basis of scientific studies dealing with the connections that exist between all living beings, as well as man's place in the Universe, and whose conclusion was that: man is an integral part of a complex and infinite system. A quantum, metaphysical approach, according to which we are in constant interaction with the Unity or the Whole, and where the interaction rests on the exchange of energy and therefore information. This approach served as a starting point for the studies that thirty years later led to the design of these amazing devices, called Functional State Correctors.
For a long time, Sergei Koltsov fed the idea of developing an information transmission device to act on human physiology and water. He was closely interested in chronobiology, quantum physics, quantum medicine*, the work of scalar waves, and research on the Earth's magnetic field and water memory.
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