BodyBalanceCheck Advanced Plus (TS-A)

How the three versions compare

The hardware is identical across all three. The version is set by the software licence, and Regumed allow an upgrade at any time.

What Advanced Plus adds over Advanced

• The offline stick. A supplied USB stick, not an ordinary memory stick, that lets you open your BBC data and client records on any Windows 11 computer with no control unit and no trigger sensor connected. This is the headline difference.
• Harmonisation repeat count. Set not only the entropy value to harmonise towards but how many times the run repeats, so it can continue until every value reaches 2 or better before moving to the next scan image.
• Restructured group list. System groups can be collapsed to six main groups or expanded to show every individual group.
• Vegetarian and vegan filter on the food evaluation.
• Export to Pilot. Transfer of recommendations into the BICOMmultisoft® Pilot software.

Training for this system

Two online courses for practitioners, free with Practitioner Library membership. Both are self-paced and assessed, and you can take them before you buy anything.

Membership is free to practitioners working with BICOM equipment and also opens 385 congress papers. Practitioner Membership.

What is in the case

• BBC control unit
• Trigger sensor type A, with pulse sensor and connection cable
• Hygiene covers for the trigger sensor
• Transfer cup
• 240 memory capsules
• Desk pad, 80 x 40 cm
• USB cable, 2.8 m
• USB stick with the software, training videos and the manual
• Silver transport case
• Software licence, Advanced Plus
• Additional USB offline stick

The printed instructions for use are ordered separately.

How the system is put together

A BBC control unit connects to the computer by USB. The trigger sensor type A is worn at the wrist, with a pulse sensor attached to it. Measured frequency spectra are compared against the etalons stored in the system, and the degree of agreement is expressed as a coefficient. Results are shown as coloured symbols, entropy levels 1 to 6, placed on scan images of organs and structures.

The terms the software uses

• Etalon: from the French for standard. A reference frequency held in the system for comparison.
• Entropy: a measure of order and disorder borrowed from physics. The more energy a system has to apply to return to balance, the greater the entropy. Shown on a scale of 1 to 6.
• Spectral similarity: the agreement between a measured spectrum and a stored etalon.
• Coefficient: the statistical value used to express that agreement.

Computer requirements

Regumed’s recommended specification:

• Intel® i5 or i7 processor
• 16 GB RAM
• 256 GB NVMe drive with at least 20 GB free
• Full HD screen, 1920 x 1080 or 1920 x 1200
• Microsoft® Windows 11 Pro
• One free USB 2.0 or 3.0 A socket for the control unit. Where a USB 2.0 socket is available, use it
• An external USB hard disk, 500 GB, for backups

Tested on Windows 10 and 11 only, 32 or 64 bit. It will not run on macOS, including under Parallels, on Linux, or on iOS or Android tablets. PCs with ARM or Snapdragon processors are not supported.

Who can use it

Operation is reserved for trained personnel. The manufacturer states the system should not be used in pregnancy, with clients who have an active electronic implant, or with clients who have epilepsy. Where a client has other cerebral or neuronal complaints, their GP or specialist should be consulted first.

Intended purpose

The manufacturer states the results are not intended to provide information for the detection, monitoring or treatment of physiological conditions, health conditions, diseases or congenital malformations.