Patients with some of the most debilitating diseases often do not present with abnormal results with conventional testing. At MCNE we utilize conventional (blood work, urinalysis, etc.) and other cutting edge analytical methods to provide detailed information on general health and degenerative tendencies.
Most conventional tests are meant to check for illness rather than unmask degenerative tendencies and reduced organ function. By using MCNE's fucntional testing you will gain insight into ways to prevent disease/illness before it starts. Tests at MCNE can help assess digestive function, nutritional status, heavy metal toxicity, and much more.
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Conventional Lab Testing
Conventional lab testing similar to what a medical doctor might order can be completed at MCNE. For more details click the link below.
more info >>BE-TA (Biological Terrain Analysis)
In this assessment blood, urine, and saliva are used to provide a detailed picture of the individuals internal environment.
more info >>Darkfield Microscopy
Darkfield Microscopy can be used to view the blood directly in its live form. For more details click the link below.
more info >>In House Lab Testing
In House Lab Assessments can quickly allow the practitioner to evaluate certain nutritional factors, bowel function, adrenals, oxidation, etc. Click the link below for more information
more info >>Urinary Heavy Metal Testing
Heavy Metals can be an important factor in a variety of iillnesses. Urinary Hevay Metal Testing can be used to assess body burden of toxic metals like Lead, Mercury, Cadmium and Arsenic. More information on this to come.
Electroacupuncture According to Voll & VegaTest
Vega Testing or Electrodermal Screening is a bioenergetic testing technique that can be used to evaluate the general halth status of organ systems. Click the link below for more information.
more info >>AMAS Cancer Test
The Anti-maglinan Antibody Serum or AMAS test has been shown to be useful as an adjuvant test to determine patient prognosis.
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