Biological Terrain Assessment (BTA)

Biological Terrain Assessment (BTA) can help to naturally combat illness and disease through the use of monitoring values of pH, oxidation-reduction or redox, and resistivity of the bodily fluids.  Changes can then be made at the biochemical level with the use of supplements.

Testing

• The patient is required to undergo a 12-14 hour fast
• Avoid toothpaste, mouthwash, or lipstick that can change the chemistry of the mouth during the fast
• Obtain and bring into the office the first morning urine and saliva

  The samples are then used to determine the pH, resistivity, and redox values of each of the fluids.