Scanner instantly checks for present state of health

A woman with headphones sits by a desk where a physician is examining her. As she listens to the beeps, her eyes fall on a computer screen where the graphics of internal organs appear constantly, each of which has a number of signs painted in several colours, indicating the condition it is in.

For the health conscious, here comes the new alternative treatment that will allow health-concerned persons to get checked and scanned whole body without need to contact with all types of chemical substances or radiation.

A team of Russian scientists has developed this piece of equipment using Molecular Resonance Imaging Technology (MRIT). The machine sends out a high-amplitude vibration to the body to find out how much energy a cell has in store.

Orion, the result of a 10-year-long research effort, aimed to make a rapid medical screening check up but also to help support medical diagnostic and deliver what is called in early warning detection and early prevention of future diseases specifically.

The gadget applies theories of quantum entropy logic and molecular imaging to analyse, evaluate and balance the biological system at the molecular level. What’s more, it combines cutting-edge technology with holistic and conventional medicine.

“Not only can we find out what you ate or drank last but also if your organs are functioning as well as they should be,” said Marina Lobova, managing director of Meta Med Co Ltd.

The device comes with bio-sensor headphones with built-in MRIT wave scanner, an infrared camera and the MRIT main board processor, apart from the embedded Orion software. Once vibrations from the bio-scanner reach the target cells, signals go straight to the microchip on the main board. There, the signals are encoded before comparing them with the results stored in the machine database.

When decoded, the energy status of the body cells is displayed on the computer screen where a colour-coded reproduction of the organ pops up.

Lobova said six colours are used to denote six levels of well-being. White indicates that the organ is functionally normally, yellow denotes that the cells are doing their best, orange means they are under stress. Maroon shows that overwork has weakened the cells, brown indicates they are about to call in sick, and black suggests that medical attention is needed.

Once the problems have been determined, Orion sends a combination of balanced electromagnetic signals to the body.

This treatment can effectively root out pain, heart and lung ailments, and the chronic fatigue syndrome, besides preventing disorders.

Since the machine collects information over many sessions, the doctor is able to know how much has taken place in the body in the interim period.

Lobova said the body scan takes between five and 20 minutes, depending on the person’s age and level of general health. She said the machine is safe for infants, children and pregnant women since it does not give off radiation, nuclear magnetic resonance or any other harmful energies.

Yaowapa Dhachalupat, department manager of B Grimm Healthcare’s medical engineering division, the firm that markets Orion, said other than full-body scans, patients can also ask for organ-specific examinations.

“With Orion, there is no need to take a blood sample to the lab to be tested. Without any painful needle prick, the machine will tell you which organ or part of your body is playing up,” she said.

Suchalee Pongprasert
The Nation