Quantum Reflex Analysis (QRA)

No. You don’t need to wait until something feels wrong. QRA can be incorporated into a proactive wellness approach to identify areas that may benefit from additional support and determine what should be prioritized at that particular stage. 

 Muscle testing uses a voluntary muscle response as a feedback system to evaluate how the body responds to specific input. Depending on the method being used, resistance may be applied to an extended arm, another muscle group, or the fingers while the practitioner introduces a specific point, substance, or other test input. The practitioner then observes whether the muscle is able to maintain its position or whether its response changes, producing what is interpreted within muscle testing as a strong or weak response.

There are several forms of muscle testing and different positions that can be used. Within the QRA protocol, we use O-ring testing. The client forms a small ring by connecting two fingers, and controlled pressure is applied to that ring while specific QRA reflex points and other inputs are tested. Changes in the ability to maintain the O-ring provide the feedback used throughout the assessment.

QRA doesn't stop at getting a strong or weak muscle response. The difference is in the protocol behind the testing. O-ring testing is used within a specific, predetermined QRA protocol that determines which reflex points are assessed, the sequence in which they are tested, and how we follow the body's responses from one step to the next.

Rather than randomly testing supplements to see what tests well, QRA allows us to become much more specific—identifying what should be prioritized, which nutritional support is indicated, the amount needed, how formulas work synergistically together, and whether something else needs to be supported first.

The muscle response gives us the feedback. The QRA protocol gives that feedback structure, direction, and purpose.

 Quality matters—but even an excellent supplement may not necessarily be the right priority, amount, or combination for you at that time. QRA allows us to evaluate nutritional support more strategically, including how formulas test together and whether something else should be supported first. The goal is not simply better supplements; it is more precise and coordinated supplementation.

Already taking supplements you like? Bring them with you. I’m happy to test what you’re currently using and, when appropriate, see whether it can be a suitable alternative to something I would otherwise recommend. We can’t force a supplement to be the right fit if your body isn’t responding to it that way.

You are never required to purchase supplements from me. Even if you’re not ready to follow the nutritional recommendations, your QRA session can still give you valuable insight into what your body is indicating it needs and what may be a priority.

QRA is, however, a very specific and coordinated protocol. The closer we can follow what your individual testing indicates—including the formulas, amounts, priorities, and combinations—the more closely we can follow the protocol as intended, rather than guessing or randomly choosing supplements on our own.

 No. The goal is not to keep you on supplements forever. Supplements are there to supplement—providing targeted nutritional support while we work toward getting your body better supported and functioning more effectively.

Initially, your body may indicate a greater level of nutritional support. As it receives what it needs and your responses begin to change, we reassess and adjust accordingly, reducing or changing support when it is no longer indicated.

Your initial recommendations are not meant to become a permanent regimen. The objective is to give your body the right support at the right time—not keep adding supplements indefinitely. And if the initial amount feels like too much, we can work together to make it manageable while still addressing the priorities identified during your QRA assessment.

Supplements are a tool to support your progress—not something I’m trying to keep you dependent on. The goal is to need less support as your body becomes better supported, not more.

 Yes. QRA is designed to complement—not replace—appropriate medical care. QRA does not diagnose medical conditions and is not a substitute for medical evaluation, laboratory testing, diagnosis, or treatment.

If you have an existing diagnosis, recent lab work, or recommendations from your physician or other healthcare provider, bring them with you. I’m happy to review that information as part of understanding the bigger picture and work collaboratively alongside your healthcare team when appropriate.

It doesn’t have to be one or the other. QRA can be used as a complementary part of a broader approach to your wellness.

Yes. I offer QRA in person in the Los Angeles area and remotely through Zoom.