Family Technologies
© 1995 - 2018 Family Technologies
Created by Family Technologies, using Xara
Biological Terrain
Assessment
V5 Evaluation software
Biological Terrain Assessment is based on work done by Louis-Claude Vincent, Carey Reams and others who developed methodologies of determining the overall health and vitality of the human physiology based on measuring key parameters of pH, redox, and resistivity. Samples of body fluids including saliva, urine and optionally blood are tested for each of these parameters. Normal (healthy) ranges for these parameters have been defined along with the interpretation of out-of-range values. Our Biological Terrain Evaluation software interprets and evaluates these measurements, looking for over 100 different unique abnormal combinations. The results are displayed in graphical form, and for each identified out-of-range condition, suggestions are proposed for nutritional supplements and/or life-style changes with the goal to bring the terrain values back into the normal, healthy range. Note that the Evaluation software does Not perform the fluid testing itself. In order to measure the pH, Redox and resistivity of body fluids, a device such as the BTA or QFA machine must be used. Family Technologies does not sell or support BTA or QFA machines. License Please note that the Evaluation software is sold under an annual license fee of $69. The initial purchase includes the first year license. The annual license provides any updates to the software, and any technical support. Tutorial (uses Flash)
Test values are checked against normal ranges and abnormal
conditions are flagged.
Detected conditions are ranked
in order of importance.
Nutritional supplements targeting
the identified conditions
are proposed.
Reports explaining the results may be printed
or exported in PDF format.
Downloads for BTA Evaluation software
The Evaluation software will operate for 7 days before it must be
activated with an Unlock Code. After payment, to get an Unlock
Code, please email the ID number which shows on the software
Registration screen under Setup.
V4 Evaluation software
Version 4 of the Evaluation software is no longer being updated. You can upgrade to V5 for $250. You can continue to renew your v4 license if you wish to keep using that version.
Family Technologies
© 1995 - 2018 Family Technologies
Created using Xara
Biological Terrain
Assessment
V5 Evaluation software
Biological Terrain Assessment is based on work done by Louis-Claude Vincent, Carey Reams and others who developed methodologies of determining the overall health and vitality of the human physiology based on measuring key parameters of pH, redox, and resistivity. Samples of body fluids including saliva, urine and optionally blood are tested for each of these parameters. Normal (healthy) ranges for these parameters have been defined along with the interpretation of out-of- range values. Our Biological Terrain Evaluation software interprets and evaluates these measurements, looking for over 100 different unique abnormal combinations. The results are displayed in graphical form, and for each identified out-of-range condition, suggestions are proposed for nutritional supplements and/or life-style changes with the goal to bring the terrain values back into the normal, healthy range. Note that the Evaluation software does Not perform the fluid testing itself. In order to measure the pH, Redox and resistivity of body fluids, a device such as the BTA or QFA machine must be used. Family Technologies does not sell or support BTA or QFA machines. License Please note that the Evaluation software is sold under an annual license fee of $69. The initial purchase includes the first year license. The annual license provides any updates to the software, and any technical support. Tutorial (uses Flash)
Downloads for BTA Evaluation software
The Evaluation software will operate for 7 days before it must be
activated with an Unlock Code. After payment, to get an Unlock
Code, please email the ID number which shows on the software
Registration screen under Setup.
