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To administer the first test, the thermal scan, an
instrument equipped with infrared scanners is rolled
up the spine. The infrared scanners measure the
temperature on each side of the spine, and the
computer records this information. Because normal
body temperature is 98.6, the computer moniters any
variance from this norm, and also variance between
the two sides of the spine at the same level. When
there are spinal misalignments imbalances in skin
temperature occur and can be recorded.
Skin temperature and organ/gland function, are
controlled by the autonomic nervous system. When we
see the skin temperature imbalances, that gives us a
window into the effects subluxations may be having on
the rest of the body.
Once the test is completed, the computer generates a
bar graph superimposed over an image of the human
back and spine, as shown in the figures below.
Ideally, the graph would have no bars, or only white
ones, indicating good balance in skin temperature,
and thus, good autonomic nervous function. Areas of
imbalance are indicated by colored bars extending out
from the spinal level of the imbalance.
instrument equipped with infrared scanners is rolled
up the spine. The infrared scanners measure the
temperature on each side of the spine, and the
computer records this information. Because normal
body temperature is 98.6, the computer moniters any
variance from this norm, and also variance between
the two sides of the spine at the same level. When
there are spinal misalignments imbalances in skin
temperature occur and can be recorded.
Skin temperature and organ/gland function, are
controlled by the autonomic nervous system. When we
see the skin temperature imbalances, that gives us a
window into the effects subluxations may be having on
the rest of the body.
Once the test is completed, the computer generates a
bar graph superimposed over an image of the human
back and spine, as shown in the figures below.
Ideally, the graph would have no bars, or only white
ones, indicating good balance in skin temperature,
and thus, good autonomic nervous function. Areas of
imbalance are indicated by colored bars extending out
from the spinal level of the imbalance.
| The Thermal Scan |
| Before Adjustment |
| 6 Weeks Later |
