Quasar Quantum Healing
- Offers scan sessions
- AO Scan
- Free first consultation
Arizona's bioresonance practitioners work from nine towns across the state rather than from one metro area. Nine practices are shown: Scottsdale, Mesa and Fountain Hills, then Tucson, Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma and Buckeye.
Scottsdale has two of them. Quasar Quantum Healing, rated 5.0 from 63 reviews, is a wellness center that offers the Comprehensive AO Scan with its Digital Body Analyzer, and the same site has a Himalayan salt cave, a hyperbaric chamber and yoga classes. It works by appointment only, and a free first consultation is available. Angel of Hearts Wellness, also in Scottsdale, offers ZYTO Evox biofeedback sessions built around perception reframing and balance, and has yet to collect reviews. Fountain Hills sits just to the east, where Modern Wellness offers biofeedback, bioenergetic and bioresonance sessions as custom wellness screenings, rated 5.0 from 3 reviews.
Devices are a mix here, described in words rather than counted. ZYTO is the device named most often: Ray Chiropractic Center, PLLC in Mesa has recently added a ZYTO scan to a chiropractic practice, and Mountain Air Chiropractic in Prescott offers ZYTO scans alongside PEMF, cold laser and muscle testing. The AO Scan, with its voice-based sessions, shows up in Scottsdale, Yuma and Buckeye. Blessed Balance and Love in Yuma offers AO Scan voice sessions in Spanish, with auriculotherapy, Access Bars and Bach flowers on the same menu, and is rated 5.0 from 10 reviews. Healing Moon in Buckeye pairs AO Scan sessions with Reiki, energy work and handmade crystal jewelry, by appointment arranged through text.
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Tucson and Flagstaff each have a practice of their own. In Tucson, LS Quantum Biofeedback offers Quantum Biofeedback LIFE System sessions, either in person or over Zoom, with a recording and notes sent after a distance session. It is rated 5.0 from 15 reviews. In Flagstaff, The Wellness Initiative is led by a Doctor of Natural Medicine and offers full body bioresonance scans next to auriculotherapy with ear seeds, fitness and nutrition guidance and mindfulness practices. Clients there start with a comprehensive wellness assessment.
The kinds of practice are broad. Two are chiropractic offices, one is a Spanish language holistic practice, one is a spa style wellness center, one is a reflexology and energy studio, and the rest are naturopathic or coaching led. The remote option in Tucson reaches clients wherever they live in the state.
Reviews are strong across the page, with the combined total at 120 and an average of 4.9. Two practices have yet to collect their first reviews. Neighbouring state pages cover Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, California and Colorado, which suits anyone near the state line, for example around Yuma, who might be comparing practitioners across the border.
ZYTO sessions are offered by Ray Chiropractic Center, PLLC in Mesa, Mountain Air Chiropractic in Prescott and Angel of Hearts Wellness in Scottsdale. Angel of Hearts focuses on ZYTO Evox biofeedback sessions, while the two chiropractic offices add ZYTO to wider practices that include nutrition, cold laser and PEMF.
LS Quantum Biofeedback in Tucson offers Quantum Biofeedback LIFE System sessions over Zoom as well as in person. A distance session comes with a recording, personalised notes and educational materials, and the client only needs a quiet place to relax. It is rated 5.0 from 15 reviews.
AO Scan sessions are offered in Scottsdale at Quasar Quantum Healing, in Yuma at Blessed Balance and Love, which runs sessions in Spanish, and in Buckeye at Healing Moon. Quasar is rated 5.0 from 63 reviews and Blessed Balance and Love 5.0 from 10.
Yes. Tucson has LS Quantum Biofeedback, Prescott has Mountain Air Chiropractic, Flagstaff has The Wellness Initiative and Yuma has Blessed Balance and Love. Each works from its own town, so the page spans the state rather than one metro area.
The pages next to Arizona cover Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, California and Colorado. They are useful for anyone living near a state line who is willing to travel, or who wants to compare the kinds of practices and devices offered across the border.