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Thermographic Scanning for organ energy
status introduced via the new CRT-2000
Used by over 1500 physicians in Europe, the
CRT-2000 is a safe, non-invasive scanning device used to compile
physiological information that may be as meaningful as MRIs or X-Rays. The
scan takes 30 minutes and is performed in the doctor's office. The
purpose of the scan is to detect areas in the body where dysfunction is
just beginning, and where disease is most likely to be promoted. From the
scan, the physician derives the patient's vitality, the ability to
"regulate" or adjust in response to stress in different organ
regions, as well as determine the integrity for detoxification and thereby
creating a picture of the "global" health status.
Autoimmune disorders such as thyroiditis and
fibromyalgia can be seen and drug or vitamin prescriptions can be
measured.
Used by over 1500 physicians in Europe,
FDA 510k approved, the CRT-2000 maps the cell - to - cell and autonomic
nervous system as it projects to and from each organ or tissue, letting
the physician know the effects of any therapy and potential causes of many
diseases.
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How does it
work?
The CRT takes one measurement of 112 point locations on the
face and torso. Next, the body is exposed to cool air. After 10
minutes, the same points are remeasured and a print-out follows.
"We have a new picture of the characteristics of disease
development," says Petra Blum, M.D. of Germany. "Data has
been gathered to show that tumor-terrains may give rise to a
detectable tumor in up to seven years. With the CRT we are
facilitated with information about early cellular and metabolic
dysfunction which serves to create disturbances most likely leading
to disease. With CRT, we can see what the body is doing before it
become dysfunctional enough to create an irreversible problem"
she said in an interview. Early detection is important for timely
and effective treatment.
The CRT-2000 takes
measurements of the skin-surface temperature at 112 points TWICE,
then analyses the change between them with advanced computer
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