What is Magnagraph?
Magnagraph was developed in Germany and was initially used worldwide to assist cardiovascular surgeons. It is now also used by naturopaths as a non-invasive, painless and accurate way of gaining a more comprehensive "internal" picture. It shows the activity of the cardiovascular system, particularly the pulse wave within the capilliaries, reflecting areas of imbalance within the body's systems.

How does Magnagraph work?
A resting pulse wave is recorded via a sensor (a pulse oximeter) placed on your index finger. Approximately 100 photos per second are taken, which are then relayed, via light electronic photography, to the Magnagraph. The Magnagraph then collates, interprets and presents the results in graphic form. You will be able to see your pulse wave on the monitor and your practitioner will interpret it for you, showing you areas of imbalance. Measurable progress is then recorded and demonstrated over the course of several visits.

What is Magnagraph used for?
A trained and skilled practitioner uses Magnagraph to ascertain where the body is allocating its resources. Improperly allocated resources reflect certain health states - heart and cardiovascular systems, allergies, energy levels, infections, liver and gut function, lymphatic congestion, spleen function, parasites, bacteria, viruses, the nervous system and erratic blood sugar fluctuations are some of the areas that can be checked using Magnagraph.