III Thermal Scan

The thermal scan measures how well your nerve tissue is regulating your internal organs.  It does this by reading the differences in paraspinal skim temperatures. 

How is organ function related to skin temperatures?  The blood vessels that determine paraspinal skin temperatures are controlled by the same part of the nervous system that monitors the internal organs. Thus, when we see a disturbance in the ability of the body to regulate specific skin temperatures, we know the body is also having difficulty regulating the internal organs. 

 In fact, given the way your body is constructed we can even make associations between the areas of temperature disturbance and the specific organs that may be affected.

In the diagram above-white bars show normal differences in temperature, whereas the green, blue and red bars show where there is mild, moderate or severe differences in temperature.