The
following is extracted from page 12 of
“The Validity of the Pharmanex BioPhotonic Scanner and
a Review of The Literature”, by Louis B. Cady, M.D., Founder and CEO – The Cady
Wellness Institute, Newburgh, IN, USA for your reference.
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“Following the
granting of the patent in 2001, further research on the clinical relevance of
the scanner was performed by Pharmanex. In a paper published in-house by one of
their chief scientists, significant data points were obtained correlating scan
scores with fruit and vegetable consumption, smoking, and LifePak usage.
• 1,375 subjects
entered into the population study, drawn from the ranks of NuSkin Enterprises,
the parent company of Pharmanex.
• The mean score of
these subjects was 19,072 Raman units, with a standard deviation of 8,828
units. The lowest measurement obtained was 1,556 units; the highest level
was 73,416. The majority of the subjects (68%) fell between10,244 and 27,900 Raman
units for the “Skin Carotenoid Score.”
• There was, as
expected, a pronounced, positive relationship between fruit and vegetable
consumption which was reported and the BioPhotonic measurements:
i. 1 or less
serving/day netted a score of 16,827 +/-6,725
ii. 2-3
servings/day: 19,669 +/-8,557
iii. 4 -5 servings:
23,997 +/- 12,648
iv. 6 or more
servings: 25,377 +/- 12,953 units”
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