Description

Computerized Regulation Thermography, or CRT, gives you something far more valuable: a window into how the nervous system is actually regulating the body, organ by organ, system by system, often years before anything shows up in standard blood work. 

In this episode, Eric Gordon, MD, sits down with Sharon Stills, ND, to explore this European-rooted diagnostic tool and why it may be one of the most underutilized maps available to practitioners working with complex chronic illness.

From lymphatic congestion to dental focal infections to early signs of immune dysregulation, CRT surfaces patterns that conventional medicine simply isn't looking for. Dr. Stills explains how the test works, what it reveals, and how it guides treatment, not as a replacement for other diagnostics, but as the eagle's eye view that tells you where to look first.

Episode Highlights:

• What CRT is actually measuring, the visceral cutaneous reflex arc, and how the nervous system regulates every organ
• Why the lymphatic system shows up congested in virtually every chronic illness patient and what to do about it
• How homotoxicology provides a framework for understanding where a patient is in their disease progression
• The surprising role of dental health, root canals, cavitations, and meridian connections in chronic illness
• Why CRT can detect dysfunction five to ten years before it appears in standard diagnostics

Listen in to learn more: 

• [0:00:01] Mapping the Body’s Regulation, Not Just Snapshots
• [0:01:04] How European Biological Medicine Shaped CRT
• [0:03:26] Why CRT Beats Standard Bloodwork for Chronic Illness
• [0:04:31] The Overlooked Lymph System in Every Sick Patient
• [0:06:28] Inside a CRT Session: 120 Points and a Cold-Room Stress Test
• [0:07:48] Reading the Patterns: Blocked, Paradoxical, Hyporegulated
• [0:09:04] Nervous System Overdrive and the Stress-Handling Gap
• [0:11:48] Early-Warning Signals: Micro-Changes in Blood Flow
• [0:13:22] Homotoxicology: From Suppressed Symptoms to Disease
• [0:16:10] Why Fever, Sweat, and “Getting Sick” Signal Real Health
• [0:19:20] CRT as a Naturopathic Treasure Map for Root Causes
• [0:20:40] Teeth, Meridians, and Hidden Focal Infections
• [0:24:44] Cavitations, Toxic Load, and Why Dental Work Comes First
• [0:29:44] Beyond the Physical: Energetic Imaging and Colorpuncture
• [0:31:30] Building a High-Tech Biological Medicine Clinic
• [0:33:37] Bringing Swiss-Level Detox Tech to the U.S.
• [0:35:42] Toxin Burden, Individual Tolerance, and Lowering the Load
• [0:35:55] CRT as a Bridge Between Energy, Nerves, and Biology

About Sharon Stills, ND

Dr. Sharon Stills is a Naturopathic Medical Doctor providing comprehensive health care to patients worldwide, blending conventional medical training with cutting-edge diagnostics and natural healing. 

A graduate of the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, she specializes in European Biological Medicine, having trained extensively with Dr. Thomas Rau of Switzerland's Paracelsus Clinic and later lectured alongside him at the Paracelsus Academy. She's also well-versed in pro-aging therapies and Bio-identical Hormone Replacement, and is widely recognized for her work with cancer patients, having been featured in numerous Oncology Summits. 

Learn more about Dr. Stills and her work at www.drstills.com

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