• Following verbal Instructions: No sense of hearing and totally oblivious to any instruction. With the use of the space health systems within one week volunteer could on instruction move her toes of the right foot and volunteer could mover later her leg fully upwards. Therefore within one week using the systems volunteer could hear and follow instruction. This method of moving the foot was ask if volunteer wants a cigarette or volunteer wants to see certain people.
• Movement: In the process it was found that the left side of the body of Volunteer was not responding and paralysis was considered. Special system was developed that the operation of the left side of the body was moved to the points in the jaws section of the face, where through this process one could allow rapid healing of the damaged nerves that the paralyse could be overcome. This relocation of nerves and in being able to move the whole left leg sideways and volunteer follows the instruction allowed at the same time the movement of opening and folding of the left hand.
• Emotion: Within the end of the first week, when the volunteer was partially conscious, when volunteer was held by could cry tears this confirming that volunteer was conscious. Therefore there was no doubt that volunteer has gained certain level of consciousness.
• Talking: By the end of second week in trying to get volunteer talking, in a given session volunteer called clearly with four letter word and attempted was made for her to call another and different word. Thus it was clear that we had a living thinking woman on our hand and not a body which the system had to be switched off.

Smell and taste

• During the first week of the trial volunteer was tested to see if volunteer can smell anything and about twenty different odours and scents provided by the chemist for this purpose were used, these ranging from rose, lemon, citron, mint, ammoniac, perfume and others and volunteer was offered the smell of cigarette as volunteer was a smoker before the accident.
• At this point volunteer showed no response and it was pointed out by the supervising doctor that majority of the people whom have been involved in head-on collision loss their sense of smell and taste due to the damage to the dislocation and damage to the tiny bone positioned on the top of the nose in forehead area of the face. At the same time it was explained that this is normal and the injury usually means the total loss of this sense for the rest of the life of these people.
• In getting an insight into this damage to volunteer, specific configuration plasma systems where developed and tested immediately. Results were immediate, within two days volunteer was asked if volunteer would like a smoke of cigerate and with movement of the foot volunteer indicates yes, by lighting a cigrate and bringing the cigarette near her noise, volunteer was making the noise of pleasure and the first occasion the volunteer started to cry. Then smoking sessions with asking from her were repeated and the same noise of pleasure and content sound were noted. Volunteer was a number of times to be called smoking coma patient.
• Further with development of two more integrated systems, by the third week when volunteer was exposed to scent of lemon, rose and mint volunteer started to react and start coughing. The doctor confirming that volunteer has gained the sense back in full.
• Therefore it is possible to retrieve the losses of smell through simple developed space health systems for this purpose.
• Taste: To find the extent of the volunteer's taste of any matter, this was tried as with her sense of smell, and the same taste like lemon and others were used. After the use of the same procedures and building new plasma reactors systems, volunteer could taste and by making mouth foam and expression that volunteer could indicate that she could taste the lemons’ sharpness.