Connecting Inner Voice, Vitals & Comprehensive
Understanding how the three AO Scan reports work together to identify energetic patterns, recognize areas for support, and help guide lifestyle and wellness decisions.
1. Understanding the Connection Between the Three Scans
One of the most valuable skills when using AO Scan is learning to connect the information from:
- Inner Voice – Emotional patterns and their suggested energetic relationships with the body.
- Vitals – Frequency patterns associated with nutrients, enzymes, blood-related categories, and other wellness indicators.
- Comprehensive – More detailed energetic readings associated with specific organs, glands, systems, and anatomical structures.
Rather than evaluating each report separately, the goal is to recognize patterns appearing across multiple reports.
Why this matters
Combining these reports helps practitioners:
- Recognize recurring areas of energetic imbalance.
- Understand possible connections between emotional and physical wellness.
- Identify opportunities for lifestyle adjustments.
- Prioritize areas for additional wellness support.
- Observe how reported frequencies change over time.
These reports are presented as educational frequency assessments, not diagnostic measurements of organ function, blood chemistry, or disease.
2. Inner Voice: The Starting Point
Graphics – Inner Voice report showing:
Fear vs. Confident – Corresponding musical note: G
Supportive note: C# – Supportive color: Red/Orange
Positive emotional characteristics
Confidence:
- Feeling secure and confident.
- Increased joy and pleasure.
- Independent thinking.
- Balanced responsibility.
- Patience, humor, and love.
Negative emotional characteristics
Fear:
- Feeling fearful or overwhelmed.
- Reduced enjoyment because of stressful demands.
- Overworking or taking life too seriously.
- Impatience, anger, and difficulty experiencing humor.
- Potential emotional patterns associated with upbringing or early responsibility.
Additional areas identified
Emotional themes: Guilt, impatience, and life-planning conflict.
Suggested nutrients: Vitamin E, vitamin K, and biotin (B7).
Potential causes listed: Smog pollution, Taenia saginata, and histoplasmosis.
These are report suggestions, not confirmed exposures or infections.
Organs highlighted for support
| Organ | Suggestions from report |
|---|---|
| Liver | Liver flush/detox program; chiropractic adjustments |
| Heart | Avoid smoking, eat heart-healthy foods, maintain healthy weight |
| Kidneys | Increase hydration; consider digestive enzymes and chiropractic adjustments |
Importance to examine these recommendations and then looking for related patterns in Vitals and Comprehensive.
3. Vitals: Looking for Related Patterns
The next step is reviewing Vitals for categories corresponding to the Inner Voice findings.
Cardiovascular / Cerebrovascular
| Category | Displayed pattern |
|---|---|
| Blood fat | Green in both columns |
| Blood viscosity | Red in first column; green in second |
| Brain tissue blood supply status | Green in both |
| Cerebral blood vessel elasticity | Red in both |
These cardiovascular findings connect to the heart-related recommendations from Inner Voice.
Lesson principle: Look for related frequency patterns across reports, rather than interpreting an individual red indicator as a confirmed health problem.
For example, a red indicator labeled blood viscosity does not establish that a person’s blood is too thick. Actual blood properties require appropriate clinical testing.
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4. Digestive Acids and Enzymes
The Inner Voice report suggested digestive support. Then see how related categories appear in Vitals.
Highlighted digestive findings
| Digestive category | First column | Second column |
|---|---|---|
| Cellulase | Red | Red |
| Elastase | Green | Red |
| Hydrochloric acid (HCl) | Green | Red |
| Lipase | Red | Green |
| Secretin | Red | Red |
| Sucrase | Green | Red |
| Trypsin | Green | Red |
Other listed enzymes, including amylase, lactase, maltase, pepsin, and protease, appear green in both columns.
Why digestion receives special attention
Digestive health influences overall wellness.
Important concepts include:
- Digestion breaks food into usable nutrients.
- Enzymes participate in digestive processes.
- Nutrient absorption is essential for cellular function.
- The gastrointestinal tract communicates with the nervous system.
- Gut health and brain function are interconnected.
The gut is the body’s “second brain,” referring to its extensive nervous system and communication with the brain.
Practical application
When digestive categories repeatedly appear in reports, consider:
- Food choices and dietary patterns.
- Hydration.
- Digestive comfort.
- Nutritional intake.
- Potential supplementation needs.
Note: Actual enzyme deficiencies or malabsorption cannot be established from AO Scan readings alone.
5. Vitamins and Coenzymes
The Vitals screenshot also identifies several nutrient-related frequency categories.
First-column red indicators
- Vitamin B5 – Pantothenic acid
- Vitamin B12 – Cobalamin
- Vitamin C
Second-column red indicators
- Vitamin B2 – Riboflavin
- Vitamin B6 – Pyridoxine
- Vitamin B7 – Biotin
- Vitamin B12 – Cobalamin
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin K
Other listed nutrients, including EPA, thiamine, niacin, folate, CoQ10, vitamin D, and vitamin E, appear green in both columns.
Connection to Inner Voice
Inner Voice previously suggested vitamin E, vitamin K, and biotin.
The Vitals report also highlights vitamin K and biotin in its second column.
This overlap is an example of connecting the dots between two reports.
Key takeaway: A recurring nutrient category can be a topic for dietary review, but it does not establish a deficiency or determine a supplement dose.
6. Intelligent Scan Complete: Bringing Everything Together
3 functions of Intelligent Scan Complete:
1
Brings forward areas associated with emotional patterns
Uses energetic information identified during Inner Voice to help prioritize areas within Comprehensive.
2
Brings forward areas reflected in Vitals
Includes prioritized organs, glands, and systems associated with Vitals frequency patterns.
3
Provides an opportunity to work toward frequency balance
Combines the information into a more detailed report that practitioners can use for wellness education and follow-up.
Example
INNER VOICE
Emotional themes and heart, liver, kidney, and digestive support suggestions
VITALS
Cardiovascular, digestive enzyme, and vitamin-related frequency indicators
COMPREHENSIVE
Detailed anatomical categories for the heart, small intestine, and spine
This is creating a more complete picture of the body’s energetic patterns.
7. Understanding the Comprehensive Number Scale
Comprehensive uses a numerical scale from 1 to 9, with 5 representing the ideal energetic balance.
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Decreasing-function interpretationIncreasing-inflammation interpretation
| Number | Course interpretation |
|---|---|
| 1 | Critical diminishing functionality |
| 2 | Severe diminishing functionality |
| 3 | Moderate diminishing functionality |
| 4 | Mild diminishing functionality |
| 5 | Optimal / balanced |
| 6 | Mild inflammatory-frequency pattern |
| 7 | Moderate inflammatory-frequency pattern |
| 8 | Severe inflammatory-frequency pattern |
| 9 | Critical inflammatory-frequency pattern |
Numbers below 5
The numbers moving toward 1 represent diminishing energetic function.
These are described as potentially reflecting longer-standing or chronic patterns.
Numbers above 5
Numbers moving toward 9 are described as increasing inflammatory-frequency patterns, potentially associated with more acute or developing situations.
Can an organ show both low and high numbers?
Yes.
The example involving the kidneys:
- A reading of 1 might be interpreted as a longstanding diminished-function frequency.
- A reading of 9 in another kidney-related category might be interpreted as a developing inflammatory frequency.
The different patterns may appear within the same organ or system.
Important: These are the interpretations of proprietary scan values. They are not validated clinical measures of inflammation, chronic disease, or organ performance. A 1 or 9 should not be treated as a medical finding.
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8. Comprehensive Example: The Heart
The example shows heart-related categories appear in the Comprehensive report after the Inner Voice and Vitals findings.
Notable values shown
| Anatomical category | First | Second |
|---|---|---|
| Superior vena cava | 1 | 3 |
| Right pulmonary veins | 1 | 2 |
| Left subclavian vein | 3 | 1 |
| Right semilunar cusp | 7 | 9 |
| Inferior vena cava | 7 | 9 |
| Right auricle | 8 | 8 |
| Aortic valve | 9 | 8 |
| Right AV valve | 3 | 1 |
| Right ventricle | 7 | 9 |
What to recognize
The Inner Voice report highlighted the heart.
Vitals highlighted cardiovascular frequency categories.
Comprehensive then displayed detailed readings associated with heart structures.
This is how the reports can be considered together.
An important point
An aortic valve reading of 9 does not mean the person has a diagnosed aortic valve problem.
It represents a frequency interpretation within the software.
This distinction is essential when explaining results to clients, or reading for yourself
9. Comprehensive Example: Small Intestine
The example next connects the digestive recommendations from Inner Voice and Vitals with the small intestine in Comprehensive.
Highlighted readings
| Structure | First | Second |
|---|---|---|
| Villi | 3 | 1 |
| Lymphatic vessel | 6 | 8 |
| Lacteal | 2 | 2 |
| Mucosa | 7 | 5 |
| Longitudinal muscle | 3 | 1 |
| Circular muscle | 5 | 5 |
| Lymphoid nodule | 5 | 5 |
Understanding the villi
The villi are small fingerlike projections lining the small intestine.
Their role is to increase surface area for nutrient absorption.
Lower readings associated with villi as suggesting reduced energetic activity.
Connecting the findings
The sequence is:
- Inner Voice suggests digestive support.
- Vitals highlights digestive enzymes.
- Comprehensive identifies small-intestine structures.
- The practitioner considers lifestyle and digestive wellness strategies.
Suggest examining whether certain foods might be contributing to digestive discomfort.
Note: The scan does not establish actual villous damage or impaired absorption; those require different forms of assessment.
10. Comprehensive Example: Spine and Vertebrae
The original Inner Voice report included chiropractic suggestions.
Comprehensive also displays readings for different spinal areas.
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Highlighted readings
| Spinal category | First | Second |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas vertebra C1 | 9 | 8 |
| Cervical disc C3 | 8 | 8 |
| Thoracic disc T2 | 1 | 2 |
| Thoracic disc T3 | 7 | 9 |
| Thoracic disc T11 | 7 | 9 |
| Lumbar disc L1 | 2 | 1 |
| Lumbar disc L4 | 7 | 5 |
| Lumbar disc L5 | 3 | 5 |
| Lumbar vertebra L5 | 4 | 2 |
The spine is presented as an important part of whole-body wellness because of its relationship to the nervous system.
Use the report to learn about spinal anatomy and explore appropriate support strategies.
Practical application
Look at:
- Spinal anatomy.
- Posture and movement.
- Physical stress.
- Musculoskeletal wellness.
- Chiropractic care as a possible supportive modality.
These readings cannot determine disc damage, vertebral misalignment, nerve compression, or whether a chiropractic adjustment is needed.
11. Using the 3D Anatomy Feature
The screenshots show two examples of the anatomy viewer.
Descending AortaUnderstanding the location of a major blood vessel
Lumbar Vertebra L5Understanding the location of a lower spinal structure
Users can click anatomical categories in Vitals and Comprehensive to explore the body visually.
Benefits for students
- Learn the names of anatomical structures.
- Understand where organs and tissues are located.
- Become more familiar with body systems.
- Explain basic anatomy more clearly to clients.
- Develop a better understanding of how body structures relate to one another.
This is particularly helpful for students who are still learning anatomy and physiology.
12. Why Scan Results Can Change
Energetic readings may vary from day to day or week to week.
Examples given include:
- Hydration changes.
- Dietary changes.
- Travel or vacation.
- Changes in exercise.
- Changes in personal habits.
- Stress and lifestyle fluctuations.
Don’t become alarmed by one particular reading.
Tracking changes
Compare scans over time while making lifestyle improvements.
For example:
| Lifestyle area | Possible change to track |
|---|---|
| Hydration | Drinking water more consistently |
| Nutrition | Increasing whole foods |
| Exercise | Establishing regular movement |
| Food sensitivities | Observing responses to dietary changes |
| Emotional wellness | Listening to Inner Voice tones and practicing stress management |
| Sleep | Improving consistency and rest |
Changes toward 5 to be improvement within the AO Scan framework.
However, changing scan numbers alone does not demonstrate improved physical health. Actual outcomes should also be evaluated through symptoms, functional changes, and appropriate objective measurements.
13. Educational vs. Diagnostic: A Critical Distinction
Why AO Scan findings are presented as educational rather than diagnostic.
A frequency match may represent:
- Residual or developing inflammation.
- Residual toxicity.
- Frequencies beginning to develop or shift.
- Cellular memory.
- Residual effects from past experiences or damage.
- Frequencies already present.
- The closest match to a reference or “blueprint” frequency in the software database.
- A combination of these possibilities.
Example: Past exposures
The software may associate a frequency with past exposures, including environmental chemicals or previously experienced illness.
Example: Developing patterns
The instructor suggests that some frequencies might appear before a condition becomes clinically apparent.
Example: Database matching
An especially important point is that the software may return the closest available frequency match from its database.
This means a label appearing in a report should not automatically be interpreted as proof that the corresponding substance, organism, or condition exists in the body.
Practitioner distinction: The existence of a software frequency match does not establish past exposure, present infection, developing disease, or cellular memory.
14. How to Apply This Lesson When Reviewing a Client’s Scans
Here is a practical workflow.
AO Scan Three-Report Review Checklist
0 of 10 completed, Reset, Review the primary emotional pattern in Inner Voice.Record any suggested organs, nutrients, and lifestyle areas.Examine related Vitals categories.Look for recurring themes across both reports.Open Intelligent Scan Complete.Review prioritized anatomical structures.Interpret 1–9 values using the course reference scale.Explore relevant anatomy using the 3D viewer.Discuss practical lifestyle and wellness goals.Document observations and compare future results.
When a person has persistent symptoms or concerning findings, consider evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider for appropriate diagnostic testing.
15. Key Takeaways to Remember
- Inner Voice, Vitals, and Comprehensive are intended to work together. Finding recurring themes rather than treating each report as isolated information.
- Intelligent Scan Complete prioritizes information from Inner Voice and Vitals within Comprehensive.
- Five is the ideal number in the Comprehensive scale.
- One through four are interpreted as diminishing energetic functionality.
- Six through nine are interpreted as increasing inflammatory-frequency patterns.
- Different numbers can appear within the same organ, these may represent different energetic patterns.
- Scan results may fluctuate, so recommend observing patterns over time.
- The anatomy viewer is an educational resource for learning the location and function of body structures.
- Lifestyle choices are emphasized, including hydration, nutrition, movement, and emotional wellness.
- The reports are not diagnostic. Software-generated frequency labels should not be used to establish disease, nutrient deficiency, toxicity, or organ dysfunction.
Learning to connect the dots.
Inner Voice introduces emotional themes and possible wellness-support areas. Vitals provides additional frequency categories related to those themes. Comprehensive then presents more detailed anatomical readings.
Use all three reports together as an educational framework for recognizing patterns, exploring anatomy, discussing lifestyle improvements, and observing changes over time.
The most important skill to develop is not simply reading the numbers, but understanding what each report is designed to communicate, how the reports relate to one another, and how to explain their limitations accurately.
