Computerized Regulation Thermography measures precise skin temperatures over body organs and visually displays the readings in the form of graphs. Your thermogram is very specific to your unique biochemical profile.
Skin temperature gives us information about how body organs are functioning. After 30 years of research it is now known that the small blood vessels under the skin will contract (cool) or expand (heat) based upon the quality of messages coming through the nervous system from the organs being tested.
During the testing the body is exposed to cool air. After 10 minutes of mild cooling the same points are re-measured to see how each organ responded under the stress of the cool down.
Using a highly sensitive contact probe and sophisticated computer software – which converts heart energy on the skin into electronic data signals seen on the computer monitor – we can measure the functionality of not only the breast tissue, but the function of ALL our organs and glands.
“We can finally see what the body is doing before it becomes dysfunctional enough to create an irreversible problem” – Dr. Schulz-Ruhtenberg Minden, Germany
