Abstract
Rhythms of the human autonomous nervous system and their seasonal dynamics are discussed. Stationary and non-stationary intervals of tonicity of the autonomous nervous system in six subjects involved in the Mars-520 experiment were tested within the first year of the experiment. The maximal parasympathetic tonus of the autonomous nervous system was observed in the spring and/or fall seasons. A new method based on the Smirnov theorem is suggested to find stationary processes in any physiological function (e.g. autonomous Kerdo index). A physiological interpretation of the results of this work is suggested.
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