Body MOT Scan
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Key Features:
Non-invasive, ultra-modern technology—No needles, no discomfort.
Instant results—Know what’s going on in your body right away.
Comprehensive insights—Get a full understanding of your current health, including areas that may be overlooked by traditional medical exams.
Expert recommendations—Receive personalized guidance to help manage or reverse any health concerns and achieve optimal wellness.
What Is the Body MOT Health Scan?
No Ordinary Health Check!
Benefits of Early Detection and Personalized Health Insights.
Solve Health Problems Before They Escalate.
How It Works:A simple 3-step process.
Step 1. What we scan for?
Vitamin & Micronutrient Deficiency Testing: Tired? Experiencing Tingling or Numbness? Low energy? Let's check for nutrient gaps like Vitamin D, B1, B3, B6, B12, Iron, Thyroid Function, and more.
Food Intolerance Testing: Bloating, inflammation, acid reflux, or headaches? Uncover hidden triggers affecting your gut and overall energy.
Cardiovascular Health: Are your arteries clear? Assess circulation, cholesterol, heart function, and early signs of Alzheimer’s.
Obesity Profile: Struggling with weight? Let’s find out why your body stores fat and help you shed it naturally.
Gastrointestinal Health: Is your gut balanced? Discover what's behind bloating, indigestion, brain fog or sluggish digestion
Blood Sugar Levels: We’ll check how well your body regulates blood sugar and look at your liver, pancreas, metabolism and more.
Hormonal Imbalances: Menopause? Low libido? Erectile Problems? Fibroids? Struggling to conceive? Let’s get to the root of your symptoms.
Other Systems: Spine, Muscles, Joints, Skin, Hair, Immunity and more – with over 150 biomarkers including Heavy Metals, Parasites, Fungus and Viruses, No Stone is Left Unturned
Step 2: The Consultation
What this entails:
In-Depth Data Analysis: The practitioner will go over each section of the report in detail, covering areas like your organ health, vitamin and mineral levels, stress responses, and any areas of concern the scan may have flagged.
Clear Explanations: If there are any aspects of the scan or report that you don’t understand, your practitioner will provide clear, accessible explanations, ensuring you fully grasp what the data is telling you about your health.
Connection to Lifestyle and History: Your practitioner will connect the scan results to your personal lifestyle habits, stress levels, and medical history. This means you’ll gain insight into how your diet, daily habits, exercise routines, and past health conditions are impacting your current well-being.
Addressing Concerns: If there are specific areas of concern, such as low energy, digestive issues, or hormonal imbalances, the practitioner will highlight them and explain how they relate to the data from your scan.
Recommendations for Improvement: The practitioner will also begin suggesting initial changes or interventions to improve your health, providing a glimpse of the path forward. This is just the beginning of the next phase, which will be the recommended personalized action plan in Step 3.
Step 3: BESPOKE ACTION PLAN -Tailored Lifestyle Change Program
What this entails:
Personalized Health Plan: Based on the scan results, your health history, and the consultation discussion, the practitioner will craft a detailed plan focused on key areas of improvement. This could include dietary changes, stress management strategies, physical activity recommendations, and more.
Actionable Steps: The program will outline clear, achievable actions you can take to begin transforming your health. For example, it may suggest adding certain nutrient-rich foods to your diet, incorporating specific simple exercises, improving sleep patterns, or adopting stress-reducing techniques like meditation or mindfulness.
Resources and Support: Along with the program, the practitioner will recommend relevant resources, such as supplements, recipes, books, apps or even access to support groups, courses or health coaches to guide you along the way. This ensures you have everything you need to make sustainable changes.
Ongoing Monitoring and Adjustments: As part of the program, you may have follow-up consultations to track your progress. The practitioner will make adjustments to the plan as necessary, ensuring it evolves with your health needs.
Empowerment and Education: The Lifestyle Change Program doesn’t just provide a set of instructions; it empowers you with the knowledge and understanding of how your body functions. You’ll learn why certain changes are important and how they contribute to long-term well-being, putting you in the driver’s seat of your health journey.
