Comprehensive 3D Scans
AO Comprehensive Scan performs a detailed scan of the frequencies from over 130 organs, cells, bones, and chromosomes in your body
The Comprehensive scan is a non-invasive tool that explores frequency patterns related to a wide range of energetic representations in the body, including those associated with organs, cells, and other systems.
ORGANS AND CELLS REPORT – Covers the cerebral cortex, brain sagittal, pancreas, prostate, liver, kidneys, lungs, blood, meninges, adrenal, cells, digestive system, skin, thyroid, gastrointestinal, chromosomes, basal ganglia, breasts, female sagittal, mitochondria, rectum, reproductive system, stomach, and urinary.
How to read the 3D Comprehensive Scans
The Comprehensive Scan provides a graphical report that displays variances from blueprint homeostasis ranging from 1 to 9. Numbers 1 to 4 represent underactive or hypofunctioning frequencies. Number 5 represents the optimal stage of blueprint balance. Numbers 6 to 9 represent an overactive or hyperfunctioning frequency.
Frequency optimization will pick up anything out of range and will generate cancelling frequencies that will help your organs and system achieve a state of homeostasis (complete balance).
Digital Body Analyzer Reports
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BODY PARTS REPORT
Covers the muscles, head, arms, legs, feet, hands, hips, torso, neck, jaw, teeth, heart, ears, and lymphatic system.
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SKELETAL REPORT
Covers the skull, teeth, spine, ribs, arms, legs, pelvis, legs, jaw, hands, and feet with comprehensive skeletal body anatomy.
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CONNECTIVE TISSUES REPORT
Covers the spine, eyes, arms. legs, hips, shoulders, elbows, feet, and knees all connective tissue within the body.
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VEINS REPORT
Covers the head, upper body, lower body, arms, and legs.
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NERVES REPORT
Covers the brain, head, upper body, lower body, legs,feet, hands and arms.
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VEINS & ARTERIES REPORT
Covers the head, upper body, lower body, arms, hands, legs and feet.
To understand how the scanning works, we need to understand bio-resonance. The human body has approximately 73 trillion cells. Picture every cell, tissue, and organ as tiny television signals broadcasting their own distinctive vibration frequency. These frequencies are then picked up by the digital body analyzer.