Meta Hunter is an advanced non-invasive diagnostic system using light wave resonance that is designed to identify abnormal conditions within the human body. This device can detect and analyze each tissue, cell, chromosome and DNA helix of our bodies to locate any anomalous behaviors as well as determine any predisposition for certain illnesses and recommend appropriate treatments; its uses extend across naturopathy, homeopathy and acupuncture practices among many others.

Software has been upgraded with a new algorithm, increasing research reliability. Furthermore, hundreds of virtual models such as chromosomes, cells and organs have been added to help physicians locate where there may be pathology on computer screens.

Another advantageous characteristic of this system is its capacity to determine whether a disorder is acute or chronic and its intensity. Furthermore, it can predict future developments of disease development – an advantage over conventional methods.

Through this system, doctors can pinpoint the cause of an illness by pinpointing where its tumor or hereditary disease originated – all within minutes! They do this by viewing a virtual model produced by computer in various colors that represents each organ in question.

Once a disorder has been identified, doctors can conduct further research to ascertain its underlying cause. With help from computer systems and the list feature function of MS Office 2007, they can display possible causes, including diet and lifestyle modifications that might contribute to its manifestation allowing doctors to make more accurate diagnoses and provide appropriate treatments.

Medical practitioners can utilize this machine as an invaluable asset to enhance patient outcomes and reduce costs. Its user-friendly design enables fast results. Furthermore, its software updates regularly for maximum accuracy in results delivery – detecting issues ranging from headaches to heart attacks with pinpoint precision as well as helping determine appropriate dosage of medicine to be prescribed to a particular individual patient.