A zero flow responsive heart stimulator contains a zero flow sensors, which generate signals at the moment of the termination of
blood inflow in the
right atrium and the right
ventricle, sensing this the most precisely in the places, where the
sinoatrial node and atrioventricular node reside, for the
right atrium and the right
ventricle, respectively. The stimulator is based on our discovery, that the two nodes are the same sensors in the biological systems, based on the fact that until the filling of the said two chambers continues, the
venous blood flow sucks on Bernoulli's principle the Ca and Na cations from the two nodes interstices, preventing the inward currant in their cells, thus delaying the completion of the 0-phase of their
depolarization and the
action potential, until the
blood flow stops. Our discovery proves that the alternating flow / no flow of the blood in the orifice of
superior vena cava and the entrance of the right
ventricle is the real pacemaker that fires the both nodes, but not the inverse, as generally assumed, approximating the natural pacemaker to a
clock mechanism. This, together with the discovered by us arteriovenous, arteriolymphatic and capillary pumps, closes the loop of the autonomous automatic functioning of the cardiovascular
system, even completely denervated and in the absence of
muscle contractions. It is the first devise, which activates the atrial and the ventricular contractions in a function of the zero-flow of the filling them
venous blood, which is the exact
imitation of the sinoatrial and atrioventricular firing.