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Understanding Your AO scan report
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Frequency Insight Report Your Roadmap to Understanding
Your Frequency Insight Report is designed to help you better understand the information in your report by providing educational resources, simple explanations, and quality-of-life support.
Inside this section, you'll discover what each frequency represents, how it relates to everyday wellness, and where you can explore additional educational topics within the HEALthy Change 4 Life Resource Center.
This information is intended to increase awareness, encourage healthy lifestyle choices, and help you connect the dots on your wellness journey. It is an educational resource and should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Sample Vitals Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan Vitals Report may look like. Your individual report will reflect your own scan results and provides a visual snapshot of energetic wellness information at the time of your scan.
The AO Scan system uses frequency-based technology to generate wellness information for educational and self-awareness purposes. The Vitals Report organizes this information into different categories and displays results using a 1–9 scale.
Use the sample to become familiar with the report's layout, categories, and scale before reviewing your own results.
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AO Scan reports are wellness education tools and are not intended to diagnose medical conditions or replace medical testing or care.
AO Scan Foods
AO Scan Vitamins & Minerals
This sample shows what an AO Scan Food Report may look like. Your individual report provides frequency-based wellness information associated with a variety of foods and food categories at the time of your scan.
The Food Report can be used as an educational and self-awareness tool to explore foods that may stand out in your results and help guide conversations about your current eating patterns, food variety, and overall nutrition.
Results should be viewed as wellness information rather than a food allergy, sensitivity, or intolerance test. A food appearing on the report does not establish that the food is causing symptoms or should automatically be removed from your diet.
AO Scan Food Reports are intended for wellness education and self-awareness and do not diagnose food allergies, intolerances, sensitivities, nutritional deficiencies, or medical conditions. Appropriate medical testing should be used when a food allergy or related condition is suspected.
AO Scan Vitamins & Minerals
AO Scan Vitamins & Minerals
This sample shows what an AO Scan Vitamins & Minerals Report may look like. Your individual report provides frequency-based wellness information associated with various vitamins, minerals, and related nutritional wellness areas at the time of your scan.
The report can be used as an educational and self-awareness tool to help identify areas that may be worth exploring through nutrition education, healthy eating habits, and conversations about overall wellness.
Results can also help guide you toward learning about food sources of important vitamins and minerals and how these nutrients support everyday functions such as energy, metabolism, immune function, bone health, muscle function, and overall quality of life.
A result on the report does not confirm a vitamin or mineral deficiency. Nutritional deficiencies require appropriate clinical assessment and laboratory testing when indicated.
AO Scan Vitamins & Minerals Reports are intended for wellness education and self-awareness and are not diagnostic tests. HEALthy Change 4 Life does not use these results to prescribe supplements or replace medical or nutritional care.
AO Scan Amino Acids Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan Amino Acids Report may look like. Your individual report provides frequency-based wellness information associated with different amino acids and related nutritional wellness areas at the time of your scan.
Amino acids are often called the building blocks of protein. The body uses them in many everyday processes, including building and maintaining muscle and other tissues and producing proteins involved in normal body function.
The report can be used as an educational and self-awareness tool to explore amino acids that stand out and learn more about protein-rich foods, balanced nutrition, and healthy eating habits that support overall quality of life.
A result on the report does not confirm an amino acid or protein deficiency. Nutritional deficiencies require appropriate clinical assessment and testing when indicated.
AO Scan Amino Acids Reports are intended for wellness education and self-awareness and are not diagnostic tests. HEALthy Change 4 Life does not use these results to diagnose nutritional deficiencies or prescribe supplements.
AO Scan Digestive Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan Digestive Enzymes Report may look like. Your individual report provides frequency-based wellness information associated with digestive enzymes and related digestive wellness areas at the time of your scan.
Digestive enzymes help the body break down carbohydrates, proteins, and fats from food so nutrients can be processed and absorbed. Different enzymes have different roles throughout the digestive process.
The report can be used as an educational and self-awareness tool to explore digestive enzyme areas that stand out and learn more about connections with digestion, food choices, eating habits, and overall digestive wellness.
A result on the report does not confirm an enzyme deficiency, digestive disorder, food intolerance, or malabsorption condition. These concerns require appropriate clinical evaluation and testing when indicated.
AO Scan Digestive Enzymes Reports are intended for wellness education and self-awareness and are not diagnostic tests. HEALthy Change 4 Life does not use these results to diagnose digestive conditions or prescribe digestive enzymes or supplements.
Sample Comprehensive 3D Body Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan 3D Comprehensive Report may look like. Your individual report will reflect your own scan results and provides a more detailed visual look at energetic wellness information at the time of your scan.
The AO Scan system uses frequency-based technology to compare information across a wide range of wellness categories. The 3D Comprehensive Report organizes the results into detailed sections, allowing you to explore patterns and areas that may stand out for further wellness awareness and education.
Use the sample to become familiar with the report's layout, categories, and detailed results before reviewing your own report.
AO Scan reports are wellness education tools and are not intended to diagnose medical conditions or replace medical testing or care.
Sample Hormone Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan Hormone Report may look like. Your individual report will reflect your own scan results and provides a visual look at frequency-based wellness information associated with hormones and endocrine function at the time of your scan.
The AO Scan system uses frequency-based technology to compare information associated with different hormones and related wellness areas. The Hormone Report organizes this information so you can more easily recognize patterns, identify areas that stand out, and explore possible connections with your overall quality of life.
Use the sample to become familiar with the report's layout, hormone categories, and results before reviewing your own report.
AO Scan reports are wellness education tools and are not intended to diagnose hormone disorders or replace laboratory testing, medical evaluation, or care.
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Emotion Database Report
This sample shows what an AO Scan Emotion Report may look like. Your individual report will reflect your own scan results and provides a visual look at frequency-based wellness information associated with emotional patterns at the time of your scan.
The AO Scan system uses frequency-based technology to organize information associated with different emotions and emotional wellness areas. The report can be used as a self-awareness and reflection tool, helping you notice emotional themes that may be meaningful to explore as part of your overall quality-of-life journey.
Use the sample to become familiar with the report's layout, emotional categories, and results before reviewing your own report.
AO Scan Emotion Reports are wellness education and self-awareness tools. Results should not be interpreted as a mental health diagnosis or replace appropriate professional care.
Inner Voice Reports
This sample shows what an AO Scan Inner Voice Report may look like. Your individual report is created from a short voice recording and provides frequency-based wellness information for personal awareness and reflection.
The Inner Voice technology analyzes frequency patterns within the voice and identifies areas of energetic focus. Based on the results, the report includes personalized supporting tones that can be listened to as part of your wellness routine.
The report can help you become more aware of patterns related to emotional wellness, stress, relaxation, and overall quality of life, while the supporting tones provide an additional frequency-based wellness experience.
Use the sample to become familiar with the report's layout, results, and supporting tones before reviewing your own.
Inner Voice and its supporting tones are intended for wellness, relaxation, education, and self-awareness. They are not intended to diagnose or treat medical or mental health conditions or replace appropriate professional care.
Meridians
Meridians
The Meridian Report provides a snapshot of the body's energetic meridians based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is designed to support self-awareness and encourage a holistic approach to overall wellness.
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Meridians
Provides a snapshot of the energy associated with the seven main chakras to support self-awareness and wellness conversations.
AO Scan Hormone connect the dots
Thyroid Health
Anti-Thyroglobulin Antibody (TgAb)
An antibody directed against thyroglobulin, a protein made by the thyroid and used in thyroid-hormone production. Clinical TgAb blood testing may be used when evaluating autoimmune thyroid conditions.
Reverse T3 (rT3)
An inactive form of thyroid hormone produced when the body converts T4 through a pathway that does not produce active T3. It is part of thyroid-hormone metabolism.
T3 Free (Free T3)
The unbound portion of T3 available to tissues. T3 is the more metabolically active thyroid hormone.
T3 Total/Free
Provides information related to T3 availability. Total T3 includes protein-bound and unbound T3, while Free T3 represents the unbound portion.
Thyroid Peroxidase Antibody (TPO Ab)
An antibody against thyroid peroxidase, an enzyme involved in producing thyroid hormones. Clinical TPO antibody testing is commonly used when evaluating autoimmune thyroid conditions.
T4 (Thyroxine)
The primary hormone released by the thyroid gland. T4 can be converted into the more active thyroid hormone T3.
T4 Free (Free T4)
The portion of T4 that is not bound to blood proteins and is available to tissues and for conversion to T3.
TSH — Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone
A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that signals the thyroid gland to produce and release thyroid hormones.
Calcitonin
A hormone produced by specialized cells in the thyroid gland that participates in calcium and bone metabolism.
Sex Hormones & Reproductive Health
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT)
A potent androgen made primarily from testosterone. Women naturally produce DHT, although typical levels are lower than in men. It can influence hair follicles, skin, and other androgen-responsive tissues.
Estradiol (E2)
A major form of estrogen that plays important roles in reproductive function, the menstrual cycle, bone health, and many other tissues throughout the body.
Estrone (E1)
One of the body's major estrogens. Estrone becomes a more prominent circulating estrogen after menopause.
Total Estrogens
Represents the broader estrogen picture rather than one individual estrogen such as estradiol or estrone.
FSH — Follicle-Stimulating Hormone,
A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that supports ovarian follicle development and helps regulate the menstrual cycle and reproductive function.
Progesterone — Female
A steroid hormone involved in menstrual-cycle regulation, reproductive function, and preparation of the uterus for pregnancy.
SHBG — Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin, Female
A protein produced primarily by the liver that binds hormones such as testosterone and estradiol and influences how much circulates in an unbound form.
Testosterone
An androgen naturally produced in women as well as men. In women, testosterone contributes to reproductive physiology, bone and muscle health, and other body functions.
Adrenal Health
Aldosterone
A steroid hormone produced by the adrenal cortex that helps the kidneys regulate sodium, potassium, fluid volume, and blood pressure.
DHEA — Serum
An adrenal steroid hormone that serves as a precursor for other steroid hormones, including androgens and estrogens.
DHEA-Sulfate (DHEA-S)
The sulfated and more abundant circulating form of DHEA. It is produced primarily by the adrenal glands.
Cortisol
A hormone produced by the adrenal cortex that participates in the stress response, glucose regulation, metabolism, immune regulation, and normal circadian rhythms.
Pregnenolone —
A steroid-hormone precursor made from cholesterol. It sits upstream in pathways involved in producing progesterone, cortisol, aldosterone, and sex hormones.
Leptin
A hormone produced primarily by fat tissue that communicates information about energy stores to the hypothalamus and participates in appetite and energy regulation.
Adenosine
Adenosine is not a hormone. It is a signaling molecule involved in cellular energy metabolism, nervous-system signaling, blood-vessel regulation, and sleep pressure.
Fibrinogen Activity
Fibrinogen is not a hormone. It is a protein produced primarily by the liver that plays an essential role in normal blood clot formation.
Hepatic Function Test (LFT)
This is not a hormone. The term refers to liver-related testing or function. The liver plays important roles in metabolism, protein production, glucose regulation, and processing many hormones and other substances.
IGF-1 — Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1
A hormone produced primarily by the liver in response to growth hormone. IGF-1 participates in normal growth, tissue development, and cellular processes.
G6PD — Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase
G6PD is not a hormone. It is an enzyme involved in cellular antioxidant protection and is particularly important for protecting red blood cells from oxidative damage.
Insulin
A hormone produced by pancreatic beta cells that helps regulate blood glucose and coordinates how the body uses and stores energy.
Glucagon
A hormone produced by pancreatic alpha cells that helps maintain blood glucose, particularly by signaling the liver to make glucose available when needed.
Melatonin
A hormone produced primarily by the pineal gland that helps regulate circadian rhythm and sleep-wake timing.
Prolactin — Female
A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that is best known for supporting breast development and milk production. It also participates in reproductive physiology.
Luteinizing Hormone (LH) — Female
A hormone produced by the pituitary gland that helps regulate the menstrual cycle and triggers ovulation. LH also supports ovarian hormone production.
PSA — Prostate-Specific Antigen
PSA is not a hormone. It is a protein produced by prostate tissue. Clinical PSA blood testing may be used as part of prostate-health evaluation.