Question What does it mean when someone’s reflection index is high but everything else looks healthy and good? Answer Reflection index predicts vascular damage in diabetes, high CVD risk. I think it’s good to make additional cardio exams or lab tests.

Questions: 1. I have attached photos of two issues I am having with my MenlaScan. In opening the living tissue link, I got an error message about 6 to 8 times. 2. Valsalva ratio. The box read N/A on two different occasions, November 10, 2018 and then again February 9, 2019. 3. What is the adequate time between scans…minutes or days? If I have an error and try a redo on the same person, then there is some discrepancies between the two scans. Is it a frequent issue? 4. Do jewelry, rings, keys or watches affect the reading? 5. I get variations in the RI (Reflection Index) readings when the scans are only two weeks apart on the same person, is that normal? Answers: 1. I have fixed the message in the living tissue link part 2. Probably the pulse wave reading was not accurate during Valsalva test and it was necessary to repeat the exam 3. The adequate Time between scans is more than 20 min. The EIS measurements provoke an output of sweat during some minutes and the humidity could distort the results. 4. Jewelry, rings, keys or watches can change bio impedance values and strength of the pulse wave. It’s better to take off. 5. RI is related to small arteries stiffness. It can change during the time, it depends on lifestyle.

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Q: What is the MenlaScan Pro?

The all new MenlaScan Pro is a suite of four vetted technologies in one system that measures the true physiology of the patient in just minutes. The data is cross analyzed by a sophisticated software providing scores, numbers, and 3-D modeling with immediate results and printable reports for the patients in lifestyle and fitness recommendations including diet and micro nutrition. The reason why this is so important is because it’s a missing piece of our healthcare system which is that first line of defense where a quick screening can inform the Practitioner of the first steps by getting a global view of how all of the parts are working together. Results are immediately available and provides printable reports for the patient on lifestyle, fitness, nutrition and micro nutrition recommendations. The benefit to you as a practitioner is greater compliance from the patient, a new way of “collaboration and communication, a way to monitor the changes being made, Certainty, efficiency, and a global understanding of your patient. Where the system fits in is the missing piece of healthcare that provides accurate physiological real-time data on the patient that blood tests may fail to provide in earlier stages of chronic disease. Example: insulin resistance and diabetes. It is estimated that at least 80% of people with insulin resistance do not realize that they have it.

Q: Question and Answer Vertebral Score

Question What is the best way to describe what we are measuring for the Vertebral score on the Fit system? Answer We calculate Vertebral scores according to cross analysis of 2 technologies: Heart rate variability and Segmental Galvanic skin response. Heart rate variability gives us the information about possible innervation disorders because there are links for the organs. Segmental Galvanic skin response gives the information about level of neuro muscular conductance for different vertebral segments. Finally, we have information about possible functional disorders of vertebral segments. FURTHER CLARIFICATIONS ON NEURAL NETWORK: Spine and ANS Organ Response Modeling: Correlation between spine and organ Musculoskeletal involves sensory nerves which only comprise 6% of spinal nerves. 94% are organ function related from autonomic nervous system. Sympathetic or “gas” increases function, parasympathetic or “brakes” decreases function. Therefore you have an imbalance in physiological functions. If there is an imbalance, this is a clue leading to specific challenges in the body. Spinal example: If from our algorithm of beta function we estimate an issue with the pancreas, it would be reflected on the spine as yellow, orange or red depending on estimated severity of dysfunction. If we find through further testing (leg check etc) the need to adjust in area of T6 and T7, if the issue is coming from the spine, the issue with the pancreas should clear up over time. If the pancreas is still showing dysfunction, then the issue is with the pancreas and some other type of assistance is needed. (visceral spinal? or spinal visceral? as some would say.) The same would be true as related to our system algorithms on other organ function.

Q: Pulse Ox Settings & Losing Power

Question We had a situation we had with the oxygen sensor last week. When I went to start a scan, the sensor would not light up and turn on so we could start the test, (obviously). after reopening the program, we got it to turn on but it did not light up brightly, but only very dimly to see it was on. Then it did lots of beeping till we hit the button on it again. Since then, it isn't lightly up very brightly and when the test finishes, it beeps until I hit the button on it again. If you could please let us know what you think is happening that would be great, thanks! Answer Brightness of the pulse sensor has 4 levels (1-4) and it is possible to change it if you press white button 3 sec and then you can change the brightness in the menu. Alarm / Sound can be turned on or turned off as well in the same menu of the pulse sensor. Probably the settings were changed and need to change it back to restore original values. I attach 2 photos with original settings. Question Our Kiosk pulse oximeter seems to be losing power in the middle of scans. Answer As for the pulse oximeter: can you please specify how this happens? Does the test stop because of the low oximeter signal? In one of the rectangles during the test you can follow the quality, it should be 60 or more in order to complete the test. Low signal can be a result of: bad cable connection, dust on the sensors, cold hands or low room temperature as a cause of that, artificial nails, low microcirculation in the hand due to hand position (if bent too hard) or watch if it is tightening the wrist.

Q: MRI vs MenlaScan Pro Internal Organs

What is the difference between an MRI and MenlaScan Pro MRI looks at the Physical demension of the internal organs. The MenlaScan pro is showing functional disorders of the organs. In Eurpoe for the CE Mark, here is the definition of hte MenlaScan Pro: Nominvasive system for functional body state assessment.

Q: MenlaScan vs. AlphaScan

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