EIS Cellular Scan

Who Uses the EIS System?
Nearly 2000 health practitioners, both allopathic and complementary, in many varied fields in Continental Europe, North America, South Africa and now Australia , use the EIS system as part of their general and everyday health care practices. The EIS health scan biosensor is a new diagnostic aid to measure bio-impedance in interstitial fluids in the body. The EIS technology was originally invented by German and Russian scientists, and was used in the health monitoring of the cosmonauts of the MIR space station. Subsequently a team of European scientists developed the technology for use by mainstream healthcare practitioners in all healthcare fields.

EIS Applications
The EIS system allows for specific, repeatable measurements of the physiological and interstitial biochemical values. All practitioners who look for patient improvement will benefit from The EIS System as it offers a mechanism to track client's physiological markers.

All diagnostic systems are complimentary and collectively they are all of value in arriving at a final diagnosis.

The unique feature of the EIS system is that it is the only system known to actually measure function and risk.

Each medical examination or evaluation has its own specificities. The EIS health scan biosensor can also be used as a therapeutic follow up tool and is therefore of value in demonstrating to clients the effects of a particular treatment.

Where is the EIS System currently employed?
The EIS health scan biosensor is currently used in nearly 2000 medical practices in Europe and Asia , where it virtually measures function and risk. It is available in the US following FDA approval and now in Australia and is used by the following practitioners.

General Medical Practitioners
It is a great diagnostic aid & is used as a "before and after" treatment tool. The EIS is utilized in this capacity to visualize the effects of various prescribed treatments.

Hospital Consultants
It has wide applications in a number of disciplines including endocrinology, cardiology, psychology and psychiatry, gastroenterology, urology, gynaecology and oncology.

Chiropractors Complementary & conventional bone examination( Spine Modeling), muscular excitability visualization, pain visualization in the tissues and for follow up immediately after treatment.

Data mining/statistical research
To track the health of a group or demographic population according to certain parameters, as defined by The EIS System

Tele-medicine Detailed reporting system allows for data to be emailed off site to specialist consultants for their review.

Alternative Medicine
Therapeutic follow-up and visualization by the health care professional and by the patient helps realize the benefits of various alternative treatments. Currently most clinics rely solely on patient feedback to determine the effectiveness of the various treatment protocols which can be very biased and unreliable. The EIS System will illustrate specific markers in the body with an unbiased reporting mechanism.

Sports Medicine
Cellular oxygenation is extremely important for the professional sportsperson. Monitoring the volume of oxygen consumption helps to determine the sportsperson cardiovascular rhythms.

Neutraceutical Evaluation
To determine how various nutritionals impact the human body.

EIS Health Scan Biosensor - Benefits
What are the benefits of measuring the interstitial biochemical values?

Interstitial Fluid is a compartment relatively unknown because currently there are no direct methods for sampling interstitial fluid. The EIS System allows for modeling of the human body and the estimation of interstitial biochemical values. Modeling is not the same imagery technique conventionally used in medicine. The approach is more like that of a physicist's. We reduce the diversity and complexity of the body functions by an appropriate choice of assumptions and measurements.