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At The All Dunamis Lifestyle Centre, we don’t believe in guesswork.
Our Advanced Functional Health Assessment looks beyond symptoms and weight alone to identify patterns involving your metabolism, body composition, blood sugar, weight-regulating hormones, gut-brain health, nervous system, circulation, oxygen delivery and cellular health.
So, what exactly do we assess? Here’s a closer look at the key areas we evaluate.
Each test looks at a different system. Read together, they show where your body is compensating and what deserves a closer look.
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Your metabolism, gut, nervous system, hormones, circulation and cellular health don’t function independently.
By looking at these areas together, your Advanced Functional Health Assessment helps us identify patterns that may be affecting your:
As part of the assessment, the Neural Network analysis evaluates functional patterns throughout the cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back), lumbar (low back), and sacral (pelvic) regions of the spine.
These findings help identify patterns that may contribute to dysfunction and are interpreted alongside your examination and clinical history to guide your personalized care plan.
SpO₂ measures the percentage of oxygen carried by your red blood cells.
Normal SpO₂ values are generally between 95–100% in healthy individuals at sea level.
Photoelectric Plethysmography evaluates changes in blood flow with each heartbeat.
When combined with HRV, PPG can also contribute to a broader assessment of cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system health.
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) measures the small variations in time between consecutive heartbeats. Contrary to what many people think, a healthy heart does not beat like a metronome. Greater variability generally reflects a healthier, more adaptable autonomic nervous system and a better ability to respond to physical, emotional, and metabolic stress.
Lower HRV has been associated with chronic stress, poor sleep, overtraining, chronic inflammation, cardiometabolic disease, and increased cardiovascular risk.
Higher HRV is generally associated with better resilience, cardiovascular fitness, recovery, and autonomic regulation.
Your digestive system and nervous system are closely connected in a bi-directional neurological connection called the Gut-Brain Axis. Changes in gut health can influence mood (ex: anxiety, depression), energy, sleep, appetite, stress response, and overall well-being.
These indicators help us identify patterns that may be relevant to digestive complaints, cravings, mood, motivation, focus, sleep, and overall wellness.
Using gentle, painless bioelectrical technology, this assessment evaluates patterns related to cellular health, metabolism, and overall physiological function.
These health indicators help us better understand how your body is functioning at the cellular and metabolic level and may identify patterns associated with fatigue, stubborn weight gain, belly fat, cravings, elevated blood sugar, and other metabolic concerns. They are interpreted alongside your health history, clinical examination, and laboratory testing when appropriate to create your personalized care plan.
A Quantitative Electroencephalogram (QEEG), also known as Brain Mapping, is a safe, non-invasive assessment that measures your brain’s electrical activity (brainwaves). Unlike MRI or CT scans, which evaluate the brain’s structure, a QEEG evaluates how your brain is functioning.
During the assessment, a comfortable cap containing small sensors is placed on your head. These sensors do not deliver electricity to the brain—they simply record your brain’s natural electrical activity while you relax.
The recorded brainwave patterns are analyzed and compared with an age-matched normative database to identify areas of the brain that may be functioning above or below expected ranges.
By identifying areas of dysregulation, the QEEG allows us to develop a personalized neurofeedback training program designed specifically for your brain.
Neurofeedback uses this information to gently train your brain toward healthier, more efficient brainwave patterns. As brain function becomes better regulated, many individuals experience improvements in attention, memory, emotional regulation, sleep, stress resilience, and overall cognitive performance.
QEEG Brain Mapping removes the guesswork from neurofeedback. By objectively measuring your brain’s electrical activity, we can identify areas of dysregulation and create a customized training program designed specifically for your brain. This precision allows us to target the underlying patterns that may be contributing to cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and neurological challenges while tracking your progress over time.
Your digestive system and nervous system are closely connected in a bi-directional neurological connection called the Gut-Brain Axis. Changes in gut health can influence mood (ex: anxiety, depression), energy, sleep, appetite, stress response, and overall well-being.
These indicators help us identify patterns that may be relevant to digestive complaints, cravings, mood, motivation, focus, sleep, and overall wellness.
EIS uses very low, painless electrical currents at multiple frequencies to measure how electricity travels through the body’s tissues. Because healthy tissues conduct electricity differently than inflamed or damaged tissues, EIS provides information about:
Our goal is not simply to collect data—it’s to understand why you may not be feeling your best.
By combining these findings with your health history, physical examination, and other clinical assessments, we identify potential underlying imbalances and develop a personalized care plan designed to help you move toward pain-free, disease-free, and drug-free lifestyle.
The scan itself takes about 20 minutes.
Come well hydrated and avoid heavy caffeine right before your appointment.
It is a screening and monitoring tool. It guides our investigation and helps us track how your body responds to care.
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