Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) testing measures the energy at the meridian points, which directs the practitioner to probable areas of imbalance. This technology is used in various health care practices around the world. It gives practitioners more information to consider, while trying to bring their client's energetic disturbances back into balance.

The BioMeridian Vantage is a Bioelectrical Impedance Measurement (BIM) device and works on the same principle as a EKG and EEG. By measuring and profiling the electrical current between different points in the hands and feet a functional evaluation of the energetic state is obtained..

The research of Dr. Reinhold Voll established that there is a network of energy channels, called meridians, flowing through the body. Meridian points, some of which correlate to acupuncture points, can be used to collect energetic data. Dr. Voll demonstrated that the body's organs are associated with different energy meridians. Imbalances in various organs are believed to manifest themselves as energetic disturbances in the associated meridians.

Meridian Stress Assessment (MSA) testing, combined with The Standard Process Bio-Reportorization, is a fast, accurate, and objective profiling tool that takes only 20 minutes. This provides the practitioner with objective client data which assists in determining what major systems and organs of the body are stressed or weakened, what homotoxicological phases are potentially in process, and what symptoms may be present within the identified phase. This information, including MSA-testing data, profiling information, phase determination, and client symptoms are combined, analyzed, and then reported. Bio-Reportorization is designed to deliver long-term benefits to clients by quickly identifying areas of potential concern, and then focus on supporting core functional health.

Client symptoms, although important, provide only one piece of the data used to determine the optimal protocol for patients. Bio-Reportorization's strength lies in its ability to combine multiple sources of client information to assist the practitioner in identifying the optimal protocol/s. This reporting also offers baseline data when networking with, or referring clients to, other therapists.