Are You In Balance?

The human body is a complex self-regulatory system that constantly responds to changes in the surrounding world. It is always trying to adapt its internal functions for the most efficient performance. When such a state is achieved, all internal regulatory mechanisms reach an inner balance known as Homeostasis. Maintaining this inner balance with ease in the face of the changing conditions of our external and internal environment is a sign of health. Inner balance is the key to longevity, a healthy response to the stress of life, and a healthy immune system.

Ninety percent of the body’s functions are controlled by the Autonomic Nervous System. It has two branches called Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous Systems. They act as the brakes and gas do for an automobile. Sympathetic regulation is the Gas and Parasympathetic regulation is the Brakes. It is essential to have both in order to run the vehicle appropriately, safely and efficiently. If too much Gas (Stress) is used, the vehicle becomes overcharged. Apply too much brakes (relaxation) and the system becomes sluggish. This metaphor works in a simplified manner to express how the autonomic nervous system functions in the body.

How is inner balance measured?

The Inner Balance Scan provides very accurate assessment of the autonomic nervous system’s state of balance by measuring the heart’s rhythmic patterns (Heart Rate Variability). A five-minute recording of the pulse wave with a simple ear-clip optical sensor is all that's needed to immediately receive an accurate assessment of the sympathetic regulation (Activation), parasympathetic regulation (Relaxation) and overall autonomic activity (Regulatory Efforts). Such measurements can also be done before and after any procedure that may affect autonomic regulation to provide an assessment of change caused by this procedure.

Price $695.00