Many health issues affecting women today such as irregular menstruation, infertility, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and depression might seem like isolated health concerns. However, Dr. Thomas Heath and Dr. Darlene Heath know that when the body is misaligned or is exposed repeatedly to synthetic chemicals, these interferences can disrupt the body’s natural function, leading to a host of maladies.

The Heaths offer individualized, whole person evaluation and cutting-edge treatments to correct root causes of many health concerns. Thomas relates that menstrual cramps, irritability or irregular cycles are often related to a head trauma. “When I do cranial corrections, it often helps the pituitary gland to function better. This, in turn, often normalizes the menstrual cycle for more regularity, less cramps and less moodiness. Poor diets and exposure to environmental toxins such as chemicals in lawn sprays can be traced to PCOS, infertility, depression and thyroid problems.”

Thomas and Darlene use an array of diagnostic tools such as Applied Kinesiology, also known as muscle testing; laboratory testing; energetic testing; thermography; and energetic resonance. Their newest diagnostic tool, Qest4, is a bioenergetic assessment system that scans the whole body and tests it against frequency signatures of viruses, minerals, molds, parasites and fungi that are found in the body.

Qest4 provides a baseline showing which organs need support. “It will even scan the teeth and the vertebrae,” Darlene notes. “Because the teeth are connected to the organs, cavitations in a tooth can affect the corresponding organ.” The Qest4 resonance-response process “imprints” the body’s information through a liquid medium or laser light. These imprints, Darlene says, can restore resonance and help bring the body into balance.

Shalom Thermography, located within Heath Chiropractic & Wellness, offers non-invasive, proactive, breast health risk assessment. “Thermography is able to detect inflammation and metabolic changes, and offers a proactive and prevention-focused approach to health care,” Darlene says. “Thermography is safe and painless. No harmful radiation enters the body and there is no painful compression of the breasts.”

She advises that a thermologist can see changes occurring in the breast eight to 10 years before they would be able to be seen on a traditional X-ray mammogram. “With this generous lead time, a woman can make many proactive changes, including using supplementation, exercise, stress reduction, dietary changes, sleep changes and exercise to head off potential cancer.”

Thermography is also a good screening option and lifesaving technology for women with dense or fibrous breasts, and for younger women. Heath provides educational resources for doctors and technicians, as well as professional interpretation and reporting of clinical thermograms.

This year, Thomas gained certification in Quantum Neurology. The technique, developed and taught by George Gonzalez, DC, is a way for licensed professionals to strengthen the nervous system by evaluating, testing and rehabilitating major nerves throughout the body. “Through Quantum Neurology, we can achieve what’s called ‘neurological recognition’, and can work toward helping the body heal,” Thomas shares. “All of these comprehensive approaches can help achieve pain-free, healthful lifestyles for the whole family.”