COREscore
“We Don’t Guess, We Test”
3 COREscore Measurements:
Muscle Tone and Balance
The Surface EMG exam evaluates the function of the muscles that support and move your spine. These muscles are controlled by the motor nerves running within it. This test measures how much energy is needed to maintain your posture and how it is distributed throughout the muscles. If too much energy is used when your spine is out of balance, this test score will be lower than normal. Muscle fatigue and poor energy distribution are signs of a person’s entire health being under stress. By precisely measuring muscle activity, your progress can be followed as your spine and nerves releases tension.
Organ and Gland Control
COREscore Results
The Thermal Scan is used to assess the part of your nervous system that controls your organs, glands and blood vessels; your autonomic nervous system. The instrument does this by precisely measuring differences in temperature along the spine. Temperature is an accurate indicator as to where stress is building up and how deeply it affects bodily functions. Each organ system relies on clear and balanced nerve signals to work efficiently. Nerve interference that is detected by the sensor is used by the doctors to plan health and wellness strategies.
Nervous System Adaptation
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) helps the doctors to determine your overall ability to adapt to the environment. It assesses the timing of your pulse, and determines the balance and tension within your nervous system. Accumulated stress from subluxations and poor lifestyle habits can cause your body to be stuck in the “fight-flight” response. This can lead to exhaustion and a draining of your reserves among other health problems. The doctors will tailor your adjustments to improve the balance of your nervous system.
Putting it all together for your health goals
The data from these tests will be compiled and complex calculations are then made to create your COREscore. Your score tells the doctors how much interference is in your central nervous system and how they can begin to help you. The COREscore is a single number based on a scale from 0-100. The lower the number, the more nerve interference. The doctor will then create an individualized care plan tailored to your needs and health goals. Your score will be re-measured periodically to measure your progress as you move toward 100!
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