The OligoCheck test is based on measurements taken by a photometer scanner, a qualitative rather than quantitative analysis method that measures vibrational resonance. Each trace element and heavy metal has a specific frequency and resonance, and absorbs light. The scanner analyzes the entire color spectrum (frequency in nanometers) of these elements. It is a reflectance photometer that measures the intensity of electromagnetic radiation from molecules based on their wavelength.

OligoScan is designed for accurate assessment of the bioavailability of minerals, trace elements, and toxic metal levels in living tissue. The measurement is taken on the surface of the hand. The advantage of epidermal analysis over secretion analysis is that it provides a more stable picture. Indeed, a urine test shows what the body excretes, hair provides information about what happened in the body a few weeks or months ago, and blood shows what is circulating. The OligoScan assessment allows us to observe what is in the tissues and thus evaluate intra-tissue bioavailability. However, all these measurements are complementary.

Patients receive their results in real time at an affordable price, with the option of immediate interpretation. Changes in results can be tracked over time.

The OligoScan device has been validated by scientific teams through a series of comparative tests linked to the clinical symptoms observed in patients. In addition, relevant correlations with other measurement methods have been observed.

Both methods provide complementary information about minerals and metabolism. They enable us to understand different aspects of the patient’s condition and should therefore be used together to provide a comprehensive overview.

Appointments can be made online using the dedicated button. Select the desired date and time, then receive confirmation by email.