neurothermal Scan: uncover the hidden stress Before it becomes a problem

What If Your Body Is Under Stress & You Don’t Even Know It?

Most people wait until pain or discomfort shows up before they seek help. But what if your nervous system has been under stress for weeks, months, or even years before symptoms appear?

The neuroTHERMAL scan is a powerful, non-invasive tool that detects stress in your nervous system before it turns into chronic pain, fatigue, or dysfunction. By measuring temperature variations along your spine, this scan reveals patterns of nerve interference, inflammation, and autonomic stress that traditional exams can’t detect.

Your nervous system controls every function in your body. When it’s out of balance, your health suffers. The neuroTHERMAL scan helps us find those hidden imbalances—before they turn into bigger problems.

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What Is the neuroTHERMAL Scan?

Your nervous system controls every function in your body, but not all parts of it work the same way. While your muscles and joints are controlled by the motor nervous system, your organs, tissues, and glands are regulated by the autonomic nervous system (ANS).

The autonomic nervous system is responsible for everything your body does without conscious effort—like digestion, circulation, breathing, and immune response. If the ANS is out of balance, it can impact everything from gut health to hormone function—often without obvious symptoms at first.

The neuroTHERMAL scan gives us a direct look at how well your autonomic nervous system is functioning. It does this by measuring temperature differences along your spine, which reflect how well your nervous system is regulating critical functions like:

Digestive health (stomach, intestines, liver function)
Hormonal balance (thyroid, adrenal glands, reproductive system)
Cardiovascular function (circulation, heart rate regulation)
Immune system response (inflammation control, healing capacity)
Metabolism & energy production

Why temperature?

Because the autonomic nervous system controls blood vessel function, glandular activity, and organ performance, abnormal temperature readings along the spine can indicate areas where nerve interference is disrupting normal function.

How the neuroTHERMAL Scan Works

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A Quick, Non-Invasive Scan

The scan is done in seconds—no discomfort, no radiation, no needles.

We use a small handheld device to measure temperature changes along your spine.

Why Is the neuroTHERMAL Scan Important?

Most people only think about their nervous system when they experience pain. But the truth is, dysfunction in your nervous system starts long before symptoms show up.

Your autonomic nervous system (ANS) controls vital, automatic functions like:
Breathing and heart rate
Digestive function and metabolism
Immune response and healing
Hormonal balance and stress adaptation

When your nervous system is under stress, your body has to work harder just to maintain balance. This can lead to chronic inflammation, fatigue, slow healing, and even digestive or hormonal dysfunction—all without obvious pain at first.

The neuroTHERMAL scan helps us uncover these hidden stressors before they turn into bigger health issues.

Who Should Get a neuroTHERMAL Scan?

This scan is valuable for everyone, but it’s especially important for people who:

Experience recurring health issues without clear answers
- Chronic fatigue
- Hormonal imbalances
- Digestive discomfort (bloating, reflux, IBS-like symptoms)
- Weakened immune function (frequent colds, slow healing)
Are dealing with stress-related dysfunction
- High-stress lifestyles or difficulty adapting to stress
- Trouble sleeping or recovering from fatigue
- Anxiety, irritability, or brain fog
Want to take a proactive approach to their health
- Performance-driven individuals who want their body to function at its best
- Those looking for early detection of nervous system imbalances
- Patients seeking a holistic, whole-body approach to better health

If your autonomic nervous system isn’t functioning properly, your body isn’t either—whether you feel symptoms yet or not.

The neuroTHERMAL scan is a simple but powerful way to see how well your nervous system is truly performing—beyond just pain relief.

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Take the First Step Toward Better Health

Your nervous system controls everything—energy, digestion, recovery, and overall function. If it’s under stress, your body struggles to keep up.

The neuroTHERMAL scan gives real answers. Find hidden nerve interference, improve function, and take control of your health.

Quick. Non-invasive. Actionable insights.

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Faq

Q: What does the neuroTHERMAL scan actually measure?

The neuroTHERMAL scan measures temperature variations along your spine to evaluate how well your autonomic nervous system (ANS) is functioning.
These temperature differences indicate areas where nerve interference may be affecting your organs, tissues, and glands.
This allows us to detect hidden stress, inflammation, and dysfunction before they lead to symptoms like fatigue, pain, or poor digestion.

Q: How does this scan help me if I don’t have pain?

Pain isn’t the only sign of a problem—many nervous system issues begin long before symptoms show up.

The neuroTHERMAL scan reveals hidden stress affecting digestion, circulation, energy, and immune function, even if you don’t feel discomfort.
It’s a proactive tool to improve function, not just a reaction to discomfort.

Q: Is the neuroTHERMAL scan safe?

Yes! It is completely non-invasive, painless, and does not use radiation, needles, or electrical stimulation.

The scan is FDA-cleared and has been used by leading chiropractors worldwide to assess nervous system function.

Q: Who should get a neuroTHERMAL scan? Does this apply to children too?

Absolutely! The neuroTHERMAL scan is beneficial for people of all ages, including children.

For Adults & Seniors:

Those experiencing chronic pain, fatigue, poor digestion, immune issues, or hormonal imbalances.
Anyone under high stress or looking to improve overall function and performance.
Individuals who want to track their nervous system health and be proactive about their well-being.

For Children & Infants:

Kids benefit from a healthy nervous system just as much as adults!
The neuroTHERMAL scan can help detect early signs of nervous system stress that may contribute to:
Colic, reflux, and digestive issues in infants.
Poor sleep, developmental delays, or sensory processing challenges.
Frequent colds, ear infections, or immune system imbalances.
Postural imbalances from falls, sports injuries, or spinal misalignments.
Since children’s nervous systems develop rapidly, early detection and correction of imbalances can set the foundation for lifelong health and function.

Your nervous system controls your entire body, no matter your age. A neuroTHERMAL scan ensures that it’s functioning at its best.

Q: How long does the scan take?

The scan itself takes just a few minutes to complete.

Afterward, we will go over the results with you to explain what they mean and discuss the best plan to improve your nervous system function.

Q: How often should I get a neuroTHERMAL scan?

We recommend scans throughout your care journey to track progress and ensure your nervous system is improving.

First scan: Establishes your baseline Core Score and nervous system health.

Follow-up scans: Help us monitor improvements and adjust care as needed.

Just like checking your blood pressure or cholesterol, regular scans help keep your nervous system functioning at its best.

Q: Will this can tell me if I need chiropractic care?

Yes! The neuroTHERMAL scan identifies areas where nerve interference is affecting function, helping us determine if chiropractic adjustments can improve your nervous system’s ability to heal and adapt.

It also allows us to create a personalized care plan tailored to your needs.

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