Assuming that one suppose to see and before and after effect from a resperate session, one question of interest to me -- would be what is the average recovery time. For sake of argument lets say that average session drops one's systolic pressure 6 points. Then, after an hour of normal activity would it have returned to say within 2 points. After two hours 1 point, perhaps after whole day say to within .2 points.

As a physicist/mathematican it would seem to me that one could postulate that cumulative drop is the residual accumulation of some period of sessions.

Do you resperate folks have any experimental data on this front?

Dear CCC3,
I was able to get you a scientific response from Dr Ariela Alter, Director of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs InterCure Ltd. I will forward you the details in a separate e-mail. However, a simple response for now is, you have clinical benefit /advantage in every session if you perform correctly and effortlessly, you have immediate post session residual benefit that is gradually gone within long minutes , and you have accumulated beneficial effect of reduction in BP within weeks.
*Detailed & scientific response will be e-mailed shortly.
Breathe Easy!
Marguerite (IMG:http://forum.resperate.com/style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)