Abstract

Background: The Summa Aurea® Method has been formalized as a “phase driver” capable of realigning the Informed Scalar Soliton (Soul) toward Golden Resonance. Previous studies (Fabbroni et al., 2026) have demonstrated its effectiveness in modifying Heart Rate Variability (HRV) indices, in providing analgesic and stress-relieving effects (Molinari CG, Sanna A, Fabbroni R, et al., 2025) and in improving self-esteem and self-efficacy (Fabbroni R, Molinari CG, et al., 2026).
Objective: To verify whether the Summa Aurea® Method produces an objective change in the estimated neurophysiological spectrum (increase in Delta) and whether this change is independent of the psychosomatic state.

Methods: Three groups of 15 adult subjects (ages 45–60) were analyzed under standardized conditions using the Alfa system (single-channel ECG, 5-minute recording). Group A: Summa Aurea-treated (Delta >50%, Psi >50%) (Fabbroni R., 2021); Group B: healthy control (Delta 50%); Group C: subjects with distress (Delta >50%, Psi

Key words: Cardiocentric Scalar Somatognostics; Summa Aurea®; Delta Waves; Psychosomatics;