Bioresonance Body Scan & Homeopathic Protocols

Your body is made up of measurable energy. Testing for bioenergy falls into the holistic health realm and requires a bioresonance test. While this is not a diagnostic tool to be confused with any type of western medicine testing, this type of test is able to identify stressed systems of the body. Through this non-invasive testing process, a detailed report is created from the energetic resonance that emanates from hair and saliva samples. 

Once you have booked your session and made payment, a test kit will be sent to your address. Please return asap as testing takes about 10-15 days for results.

The Full Scan is a comprehensive scan, providing maximum bioenergetic analysis. Each bioenergetic body scan identifies your resonating toxins, hormonal and nutritional imbalances, and environmental and food sensitivities. This scan also provides a full-spectrum body system report and identifies specific stress levels. 

Hair and saliva tests are one of the most popular testing methods because they have the means to provide a comprehensive overview of the body and how well its energetic pathways are working together, without being overly intrusive.

Each scan identifies different toxin groups:

• Bacteria
• Viruses - (Epstein Barr, Herpes and more)
• Parasites
• Molds - (Candida and more)
• Heavy Metals
• Chemicals

Are you frustrated with stomach bloat, skin issues, brain fog, or joint pain? You could be suffering from exposure to an energetic sensitivity. It is possible you have an environmental sensitivity to different everyday items like foods, additives, nature, and chemicals. The Scan is designed to help hone in on your unique energetic environmental and food sensitivities. With each scan, your hair and saliva samples are bioenergetically tested against nearly 350 potential environmental and food sensitivities. 

With each scan, your hair and saliva samples are bioenergetically tested to also identify hormonal imbalances and any energetic imbalance in key vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and fatty acids.