How is Your Nerve System Analysed

How is Your Nerve System Analysed – We use a combination of electromyographs and thermographs to assess the function of the nerve system. The technology we use has been featured in many published scientific studies and is certified by the United States Space Foundation.

The surface electromyographs that we take measures the amount that your muscles are working in the region of your spine. The exam helps to identify areas and patterns of abnormal tension and stress. It also gives us an absolute measure of distortion in the spine.

The thermal scan is used to assess the part of your nerve system that controls your organs, glands, and blood vessels. The instrument does this by precisely measuring differences in temperature along the spine.

If your nerve system is functioning normally then it will give readings that are white all the way through (like the scan on the left). The bars should be the same length on both sides, and the pattern will be rather like a coke bottle.

If some of the bars are coloured (as they are in the scan on the right) it means that things are not working as they should be, and this is having some impact on your health whether you can feel it or not. A green bar means that the nerve system is already distressed, blue is worse, red is in the severe range and black is off the scale.

When someone starts care to correct their spinal problems the nerve scans will often look worse on their first re-test and this is perfectly normal because nerves are the slowest healing tissue of the body. It will take some time for the nerves to “catch up” with the other changes that are occurring to the other tissues of the body.