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or B.T.A. is based on work by Professor Vincent, a *French
hydrologist, who developed this method of testing to
determine the "terrain" of the body. The terrain,
or condition of the body and its functions, gives indications
of a predisposition towards various disease states.
The B.T.A., in essence, gives us a more effective glimpse
into your future health status, primarily with regard
to risk factors and tendencies toward chronic degenerative
diseases. It is a valuable PREDICTIVE tool that complements
our other diagnostic procedures (i.e., VEGA, muscle
testing, case histories etc. ) and is made all the more
necessary by our toxic environment and stressful lifestyles.
It can give us greater insight into PREVENTATIVE medicine
for a long, healthy life.
The applications of B.T.A. are many. We can determine
the general status of the body, and whether it is eliminating
toxins adequately. For the individual wanting to be
pro-active about maintaining good health, B.T.A. testing
will help determine if the body is balanced and toxicity
is low, or if lifestyle adjustments are required to
improve the terrain, and thus reduce the risk of future
health problems.
For those with chronic, degenerative disease, such
as cancer, arthritis, or heart disease, B.T.A. allows
your doctor to determine the biological terrain and
thus monitor how this terrain, or health status, changes
with therapy.
Although the B.T.A. does not diagnose disease, it does
indicate how well you are even before you have any OBVIOUS
symptoms of dis-ease, or tells where the imbalances
are if you are already ill. It ASSISTS your doctor in
giving you the most EFFECTIVE treatment and remedies
for your specific internal constitution.
The procedure is simple, and takes only a few minutes.
Required are a morning urine sample, a saliva sample,
and a small blood sample that is taken by our lab technician.
We also ask that you bring a sample of your drinking
water, as this (as well as diet) affects the body terrain.
Your doctor will discuss the computer-generated results
with you on a subsequent visit.
Whatever your age or state of health, this assessment
is able to provide valuable information, and allow you
to find out "how you're doing".
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