For people who have had this testing before
You've had this done before. Now you're looking for someone new.
Maybe you remember a small probe touched to points on your fingers and toes. Maybe you held a metal bar in each hand while a machine ran a scan. There was a screen with numbers on it, and a printout at the end with a list of what to take.
If that sounds familiar, you're in the right place. I still do this.
You probably never learned what it was called
Most people don't. You went, it helped, and nobody sat you down and named the method. So when you go looking for it again, you end up describing it instead of searching for it. The biofeedback one with the probe. The thing where they test you and then tell you what to take.
It has several names. Electrodermal stress analysis, EDS, electrodermal screening, bioenergetic testing, meridian stress assessment, and electroacupuncture according to Voll are all names for the same approach: reading the body's electrical responses along its energy pathways. Practitioners and device makers each picked their own term, which is why one thing ended up with six names.
Why you're looking doesn't matter to me
Practitioners retire. Practices close. Some stop offering this particular kind of testing and keep the rest.
Whatever brought you here, you don't need to explain it.
What I care about is that you already know what this is and you'd like to have it done again. That is a much easier place to start from than most.
probe bar or equipment
What's different now
Same testing. No probe, and no office visit.
Here is the one thing that will look different from what you remember. I don't put a probe on your fingers or hand you the bars anymore. I run the analysis from a saliva sample you collect at home and mail to me, and then we go through your results together over Zoom.
Same method, same kind of reading, same sort of printout at the end. You just don't have to sit in a chair for the testing part, and you don't have to live near me.
What this is not
This is an energetic analysis, not a diagnostic test. I don't diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions, and this is not a replacement for your doctor. It shows where your body's energy is stressed or out of balance and what it responds to, which is what it showed the last time you had it done.
Questions people ask when they come back to this
My practitioner no longer offers this. Can I pick up where I left off?
Yes. You don't need a referral or a file transfer to start. We begin with current testing, because what your body is asking for now is what matters, and what we find becomes your new starting point.
Do I have to start over from the beginning?
In one sense yes, because the testing is always current rather than historical. But you're not starting where a brand new person starts. You already understand what this is, what the results look like, and how to follow a protocol, and that saves a great deal of time in session.
I still have my old results and my old supplement list. Should I bring them?
Yes, please do. They're not test results I'll be working from, but they tell me what your body was showing then, what you've already taken, and what you responded to. That's genuinely useful context. Send whatever you still have.
It was years ago and I barely remember it. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Nothing about this requires you to remember the details. If you remember that it helped and you'd like it again, that's enough to work with.
How do I know you use the same kind of testing I had?
Ask me. If you remember the name of the practitioner, the device, or the supplement brand they used, tell me and I'll tell you honestly whether what I do is the same thing or something adjacent. I'd rather say no than have you book and find out it wasn't what you were looking for.
If you'd like to have it done again
A new client session includes your full analysis, a Zoom review of your results, and a protocol built for what your body is showing now. I work with clients throughout the United States.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your health regimen.