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Collecting your health vitals, such as age, height and weight allows us to begin to form your health profile. At different stages in our lives these profiles are affected by different factors, and we can expect to see our results in the following assessments differ over time.

The InBody is a body composition analyzer used widely by doctors, fitness professionals and health experts alike. It is widely acknowledged that traditional methods of assessing health such as BMI can be misleading. The InBody breaks down your body into four components: fat, lean body mass, mineral and body water. The InBody offers invaluable information not just for weight control but also injury rehabilitation, nutrition planning and disease management.

9D screening works by sending an extremely low intensity infra-red triggering signal to the bio-field around the brain, transmitted by specially designed headphones. Every cell, tissue and organ has its own unique frequency pattern that varies as it experiences stress or illness. The healthier the area being investigated, the more stable its frequency pattern is. This analysis measures your organs frequencies to produce a map of your body and the health of each of your organs.

The Oligoscan is a revolutionary, non-invasive, screening technique utilized by SANGHA Retreat specialists for rapid and pain free health analysis. The Oligoscan is simply held against the palm of your hand and allows the instant measurement of minerals, trace elements, oxidative stress and toxic metals. Using the science of spectrophotometry to measure light absorption from the skin, we can detect small physiological imbalances, allowing better control and treatment to improve overall wellbeing.

Max Pulse is an FDA approved Class II non-invasive medical screening device using Heart Rate Variability and Accelerated Plethysmography to assess overall cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system health. The test is administered by placing a photoelectric clip on the fingertip which then measures and creates a graph of the heartbeat, used to determine arterial hardening, circulation, heart rate variability, and stress levels.