The following thermographs are of both feet of a 47-year-old man who considered himself fairly active and on a good diet. However, he was experiencing signs of poor circulation in his feet. He was put on the nutritional cleansing for six (6) weeks.

Before:
Both feet of a 47-year old male prior to the nutritional cleansing.

After:
The same feet of the same 47-year old male, after six (6) weeks of the nutritional cleansing.

The second photo demonstrates a glowing picture of the feet with all toes visible. The increased temperature in this area was made possible by improved circulation (blood flow).

*Thermography is a photographic technique that measures and records infrared heat patterns. It can be used to detect areas of poor circulation in the body.

The second graph demonstrates the signs of improved circulation, such as increased size of the waveform, the sharper peaking, and the distinct high volume peaks - after six (6) weeks of nutritional arterial cleansing:

Within six (6) weeks on nutritional cleansing, vascularity in this man's feet was increased by 86%, and pulse volume - by 50%.

Considering the fact that impaired cirulation in the extremities is difficult to treat, to see such a high degree of response in only six (6) weeks is most significant.

*Plethysmography is a technique used to measure blood flow volume in the body. In atherosclerotic disease, the vigour of the blood flow is seriously decreased.