MediPoint is an Expert System using an Artificial Intelligent software program. The software uses a knowledge base driven inference architecture that models the human body for organ and endocrine functions, and their interactions using Chinese five element theory and the law of compensation. Homeopathy is also applied to the model to differentiate between deficient yin, deficient yang, and excessive yang conditions.

When an organ becomes over active it maybe compensating for the deficiency of another organ. This symbiotic relationship is called Compensation, where one organ tries to cover for another.

For example: In the case of a deficient ovary, the liver and adrenal cortex will become over active while they try to make estrogen. 

Preemptive conditions are more serious and involve immediate attention. Instead of the body being able to address root causes it will establish a homeostatic response to preemptive conditions, making it very difficult to isolate the underlying causes. These conditions include electrolyte deficiency, dehydration, anemia, maism, autoimmunity, inflammation, organ stress, substance management, stress, toxic conditions, dietary deficiency, dietary excess, spinal subluxation, tooth disorder, genetic disorders, active allergies, and active infections.

Patient report

The printed report of the evaluation lists brief descriptions of the organs involved in the patient’s condition. Included also is an explanation of each of the disorders found by the physician and a description of the treatments prescribed.

Dietary recommendations are made where applicable. NOTE: It is possible to have more than one set of dietary recommendations. If this occurs, pay particular attention to the list of foods, which should be avoided.

This MediPoint report is designed to educate the patient in regards to his/her own unique condition. It will help the patient understand the source of discomfort and provide him/her the knowledge necessary to follow his/her own individual road to recovery and health. When reading the explanation of each identified condition and its associated symptom description, keep in mind that only a portion of the symptoms will apply to the patient’s specific disorder. These explanations are designed to give the patient a general picture of the disorder and what can develop if it is left untreated.