MSA BioMeridian Testing

Service Description

The MSAS BioMeridian is an assessment device that measures the body’s electric resistance at acupuncture points on the hands and feet that correlate with meridians throughout your body. This form of testing is called Meridian Stress Assesment (MSAS), providing you with valuable information about your overall health. MSA testing can be done to test both your food sensitivities and the health of your organs and body systems. Food Sensitivities: Food Sensitivity testing with the BioMeridian MSA machine can be used to determine which foods may be aggravating your immune system and lowering your tolerance to physical, chemical, and emotional influences. We examine your response to the exposure of a wide variety of foods, and determine whether they trigger stress and inflammation within your body. The Process of a Food Sensitivity Scan: Food sensitivity testing requires two appointments. During the first appointment, we test points on your hands and feet to gain a baseline picture of your current energy and health. Following this appointment, a gentle detoxification diet is recommended to reduce the number of common food sensitivities and reduce the level of inflammation and stress in the body. This allows a more favorable environment in the body to identify true current food sensitivities when conducting Food Sensitivity testing in our second session. Organ & Body System Scan: Measuring the electrical resistance in acupuncture points that exist in multiple pathways throughout your body in order to assess overall health. Skin resistance at an acupuncture point is measured by producing a slight potential difference (voltage) between a tip electrode held against the point on your skin and a large hand electrode held by the patient. These measurements can help us assess whether stress and inflammation is present locally, or somewhere else along the energetic pathways within your body, known as meridians. Each meridian is associated with specific organs and body systems. Testing takes place in person only.