All living things are cyclical, obeys to biorhythms change of seasons, change of day and night, hours minutes seconds … breathing… heartbeat…. human… we are part of a large rhythmic process, the rhythms within us and the rhythms around us… We are used to live and work in a certain rhythm, rhythms control us.

Stress, trauma, and illness break the rhythm we are used to, knocking down its settings. With anxiety and epilepsy, the individual, habitual rhythm becomes more frequent, such an altered rhythm becomes pathological for the human body.

Like a tuning fork tuning a musical instrument, the rhythm of a healthy person is able to adjust the pathological rhythm of the patient. Rhythm as an assistant has the function of a “referent”, and the technique itself is called “Reference bioadaptation” created by Professor V. A. Rudnev in 1982. It has long been known that every epileptic attack that occurs, like a spark, ignites the disease, provoking new attacks, we are talking about a closed pathological irreversible process. If you do not intervene in time with the disease, the flame will no longer be extinguished. Only by breaking this pathological cycle with the help of a referent can the course of epilepsy be stopped and/or relieved. EpiTapp as a referent, like a tuning fork, is able to adjust the individual rhythm of the patient and stop the epileptic attack by breaking the closed pathological circle of the disease.