MSA 5 Steps

Step 1: Meridian Stress Assessment Testing (MSA):

Information regarding points related to the body's major systems and organs is obtained by performing a Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) on 60 key points on the hands and feet and recording the electrical impedance at each point.

Step 2 - Software analyzes the meridian data:

Once the meridian testing is complete, the software analyzes the meridian data against a library of "meridian profiles" correlating to each specific system, organ, and phase.

Step 3 - Phase profiling creates graph of data:

Phase profiling then provides the practitioner with a graphical representation of the patient's meridians within the six phase chart. The practitioner evaluates the data and chooses the area(s) in which they would like to focus.

Step 4 - Practitioner choses area of focus:

Once a phase box has been selected by the practitioner, the software will analyze all available data and provide detailed product recommendations.

Step 5 - Product recommendations are given:

The final step is the listing of products, based on all information, that optimize the profile of the patient. This revolutionary process combines the MSA testing, initial profile determination, and clinical application to provide the practitioner with exceptional information for determining the optimal nutritional protocol.