How to Use a Quantum Analyzer — Generate and read health report
Just got your Quantum Analyzer and still not sure how to use it? This step-by-step guide walks you through everything — entering patient details, starting the scan, generating reports, and reading your 54-parameter results. Whether you are running it on a Windows laptop or using a quantum analyzer machine on your Android smartphone, this guide covers the full process from start to finish.
What You Will Need Before You Start
Before your first session, make sure you have:
- Your Raddzy quantum resonance magnetic analyzer device connected via USB to your Windows laptop or Android smartphone
- The software installed from the included pen drive (Version 6.4.32 or above)
- The rod sensor or palm sensor connected and ready
- Your client or patient seated comfortably
The entire process — from software launch to report generation — takes between 15 and 30 minutes per session.
Step 1 — Launch the Software
Once your device is connected via USB and the software is installed, open the Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer application. The home screen loads showing the main dashboard with the navigation menu at the top:
Home | Dossier | Testing | Suggest | Page Set | Backup | Restore | Setting | Help | About
You will see the human body model on the right side of the screen and the signal detection panel on the left — including the waveform monitor, test item indicator bars, and human magnetic field information display.
Step 2 — Enter Patient or Client Details
Before starting the scan you must enter the subject's personal information. This data personalises the analysis and affects how the software calibrates the reference ranges for the health reports.
Click Dossier in the top menu then click Add in the Client Records section at the bottom left. A popup window titled "The tested person information" will appear.
Fill in the following fields:
Required fields (marked with red dot):
- Name — Client's full name
- Sex — Male or Female
- Birthday — Date of birth (affects hormonal and bone density reference ranges)
- Height — In centimetres
- Weight — In kilograms
Optional fields:
- Telephone / Mobile
- Department
- Employment
- Address
- Remark (any relevant health notes)
Once all details are filled in click Save (S) to store the client record. The client will now appear in the Customer Group list on the left panel ready for testing.
Important: Always ensure height, weight, sex, and date of birth are entered accurately — these directly affect the normal reference ranges used in the health reports.
Step 3 — Start the Scan
With the client record saved and selected click Testing in the top navigation menu. Have the client hold the rod sensor comfortably in one hand or place their palm on the palm sensor if using palm testing mode.
The scanning interface displays several real-time data panels simultaneously:
Waveform Monitor (top left) — shows the live bioelectromagnetic signal being captured from the client's body in real time. The green waveform fluctuates as the sensor reads the body's electromagnetic frequencies.
Digital Counter (middle left) — counts down the scan duration. The standard scan runs for 60 seconds.
Signal Strength Bar (bottom left) — the green bar indicator shows the strength and quality of the signal being captured. A full green bar indicates optimal sensor contact.
Test Item Indicator (top right panel) — the coloured bar chart shows signal levels across different health parameter categories. Red indicates areas of concern, green indicates normal range, yellow indicates borderline.
Human Magnetic Field Information Waves (middle right panel) — the semicircular gauge shows the overall magnetic field information wave reading. The needle position indicates whether the reading falls within the healthy reference range.
Human Magnetic Field Information Indicator (bottom right panel) — the grid indicator provides a visual matrix of the magnetic field data distribution.
Human Body Model (far right) — the 3D body model highlights the organ system currently being scanned during the session.
Click Start at the bottom of the screen to begin the scan. The client should remain still and relaxed with the sensor held firmly throughout the 60-second scan duration.
Once the scan is complete the software will automatically process the captured bioelectromagnetic signals and compare them against the reference database.
Step 4 — Generate the Health Report
After the scan completes the software automatically generates the health report. Click Get Report (E) from the Dossier screen or navigate to the Testing Results view.
- The report is organised into numbered health categories listed in the left panel:
- Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular
- Gastrointestinal Function
- Large Intestine Function
- Liver Function
- Gallbladder Function
- Pancreatic Function
- Kidney Function
- Lung Function
- Brain Nerve
- Bone Disease
- Bone Mineral Density
- Rheumatoid Bone Disease
- Bone Growth Index
- Blood Sugar
- Trace Element
- Vitamin
- Amino Acid
- Coenzyme
- Essential Fatty Acid
- Endocrine System
- Immune System
- Thyroid
- Human Toxin — and more up to 54 parameters total
Click each category in the left panel to view the detailed results for that body system.
You can save the report in multiple formats using the buttons at the bottom of the screen:
- Save Report (HTML) — for digital sharing and email
- Save Report (ZIP) — compressed archive of all reports
- Save Report (PDF) — for printing and professional client handover
- Save Report (XLS) — for spreadsheet data analysis
- Full Page — view the complete report in one scrollable page
- Compositive Report — generates a combined summary across all categories
Step 5 — Read and Understand the Health Report
Reading the quantum resonance magnetic analyzer report is straightforward once you understand the three-column structure.
Each report page shows a table with three key columns:
Column 1 — Testing Item
The specific health parameter being measured. In the cardiovascular report shown above the testing items include Blood Viscosity, Cholesterol Crystal, Blood Fat, Vascular Resistance, Vascular Elasticity, Myocardial Blood Demand, Myocardial Blood Perfusion Volume, Myocardial Oxygen Consumption, Stroke Volume, and Left Ventricular Ejection Impedance.
Column 2 — Normal Range
The reference range considered healthy for that parameter — based on the client's age, sex, height, and weight entered in Step 2. Each parameter has its own unique normal range. For example Blood Viscosity normal range is 48.264 – 65.371, Cholesterol Crystal is 56.749 – 67.522, and Blood Fat is 0.481 – 1.043.
Column 3 — Actual Measurement Value
The value captured from the client's bioelectromagnetic signals during the scan. This is compared against the normal range to determine the result. For example Blood Viscosity at 64.337 falls within normal range ✅, Cholesterol Crystal at 68.268 is slightly above normal range ⚠️, and Blood Fat at 1.875 is above normal range 🔴.
The Colour Bar — Testing Result Indicator
The horizontal colour bar on the right of each row visually shows where the client's measurement falls relative to the normal range. Green zone means measurement falls within the healthy reference range. Yellow zone means borderline — approaching the edge of normal range. Red zone means measurement is outside the healthy reference range. The grey arrow shows the exact position of the client's measurement on the scale. The further the arrow moves into the red zone the more the reading deviates from the healthy baseline.
How to Explain the Report to Clients
The most effective way to use the quantum resonance magnetic analyzer report in a professional consultation is to follow these three steps. Start with the overview — use the Compositive Report view to show the client a high-level summary of all parameters before diving into individual categories. Then highlight areas outside normal range — focus the client's attention on parameters where the measurement falls in the red or yellow zones as these are the areas that need lifestyle, nutritional, or clinical attention. Finally give actionable recommendations — connect each flagged parameter to a practical recommendation such as dietary changes, supplement consideration, exercise modification, or referral for further clinical testing.
Remember: The quantum resonance magnetic analyzer report is a wellness screening tool — not a clinical diagnosis. Always present results as indicators for discussion rather than definitive medical conclusions, and recommend professional medical advice for any parameters of concern.
How to Save and Share the Report
After reviewing the report with your client, save it for their records. For clients save as PDF and email directly or print for handover. For your records save as HTML for your digital client files. For data tracking save as XLS to track changes across multiple sessions over time. Using the Comparative function in the software you can also compare current session results against previous sessions — allowing you to track whether a client's health parameters are improving or declining over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the scan take?
The active scan runs for 60 seconds. With software setup, client data entry, report generation, and review, a full session takes 15 to 30 minutes.
How many health reports does the Raddzy quantum analyzer generate?
The Raddzy 39G+ software generates 54 detailed health reports across all major body systems — cardiovascular, digestive, hormonal, immune, musculoskeletal, neurological, nutritional, respiratory, skin, and hair health.
Does the Raddzy quantum analyzer work on Android?
Yes. The Raddzy 39G+ Android & Windows model connects to any OTG-enabled Android smartphone running Android 5.0 or above — giving you the same complete scanning and report experience on your phone as on a Windows laptop.
What version of the software is shown in this guide?
This guide uses Version 6.4.32 — Standard Edition — from Health Leader. Copyright 2008-2026.
How do I improve scan accuracy?
Ensure the client holds the sensor firmly and remains still throughout the 60-second scan. Avoid scanning immediately after eating, exercising, or bathing. Enter height, weight, sex, and birthday accurately.
Can I track a client's progress over multiple sessions?
Yes. Use the Comparative (F) function to compare current results against previous sessions — showing improvement or deterioration across all health parameters over time.
Which Raddzy model should I buy for clinic and mobile use?
For maximum flexibility across clinic and on-the-go sessions, the Raddzy 39G+ Android & Windows model is the recommended choice. It works on both your clinic laptop and your Android smartphone.