Electrodermal Screening

What is Electrodermal Screening (EDS)?

Electrodermal Screening (EDS) is a non-invasive wellness assessment that looks at how the body is responding in key areas related to stress, organ systems, nutrient balance, inflammation, digestion, hormones, and overall wellness.

Using gentle readings through specific acupuncture points, EDS can help identify patterns of stress or imbalance in the body and highlight areas where additional support may be helpful.

Rather than guessing, EDS gives us another layer of insight so we can create a more personalized wellness plan based on what your body may be asking for support with.

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At The Wellness Farm, EDS is not just about gathering information — it helps us look at the body more holistically.

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Jen uses electrodermal screening alongside her nutritional expertise to help uncover patterns that may be influencing how you feel — whether that relates to energy, digestion, inflammation, hormones, stress, detox pathways, or nutrient imbalances.

From there, her findings can help guide personalized nutritional recommendations and align with the wellness services already offered at The Wellness Farm. Creating a more integrated approach to supporting your body.

 

For example:

• If stress and nervous system overload show up:

Jen may provide nutritional support while we may recommend services such as Seqex or Ondamed to support nervous system balance.

• If inflammation or poor circulation patterns appear:

Nutritional guidance may be paired with therapies such as NIR light & Seqex.

• If pelvic health, muscle weakness, or tissue support becomes part of the conversation:

Therapies such as the B-Pulse or NIR light chair and possibly other wellness supports may be recommended.

• If detoxification, energy, or nutrient depletion patterns show up:

Jen can create nutritional strategies while we look at therapies that support circulation, cellular recovery, and whole-body restoration.

• If a bacteria, parasite or virus is evident in the body.

The Ondamed would be recommended to support the elimination of the findings.