A branch of genetics known as epigenetics studies the way in which genes are activated and deactivated during our life through cellular signaling. The science of epigenetics has discovered that up to 98% of our genetic expression is influenced by our environment.

Epigenetic “mapping” is a digital scanning process involving the measurement of frequencies emitted from four hair follicles. This process captures over 800 underlying indicators which can provide a clue to understanding the body’s biological stressors. The technology is based on a preventive perspective rather than a curative expression. For instance, various demands for nutrients or depletion of nutrients act as indicators for gut stress, cardiovascular stress or immune deficiency long before there is an expression of a symptom.