We work according to a well-developed, biofunctional methodology that focuses on how the body’s systems interact, rather than on individual symptoms or diagnoses.

Our approach is based on the following:

• analyze function, regulation, and stress in the body
• identify key causal factors early on
• work strategically in clear and individually tailored phases

The goal is to create better conditions for regulation, energy, and recovery—not to suppress symptoms.

Noid Health is part of an international network within Health Optimizing, a clinical concept with over 23 years of research and development and thousands of clients worldwide.

Our clinic in Sweden has been in operation since 2012 and has held over 8,000 initial client sessions over the years. This collective experience has shaped our approach—structured, attentive, and focused on the whole rather than on isolated parts. We are continually refining our approach as we gain new knowledge and experience.

We treat each person as unique and place great importance on:

• Take time for conversations and understand the context
• see how biological, environmental, and lifestyle-related factors interact
• provide clarity and direction early in the process

The specifics of the work are always tailored to each individual and are discussed only after a personal assessment.

We do not collaborate formally or directly with the healthcare system.

Instead, our work often takes place in parallel with conventional care and does not replace medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment.

Many people who come to us do so to receive additional support, particularly regarding lifestyle, stress, recovery, and a deeper understanding of how the body functions as a whole.

We view our work as a complementary resource that can help provide greater understanding and clarity, although we always recommend consulting a healthcare professional for medical questions.

Our approach is ideal for people who want to understand their bodies on a deeper level and see how different systems work together.

Many people who come to us:

• experience complex or long-term symptoms
• wants to look for connections rather than focus on individual symptoms
• values a structured and strategic approach
• wants to take a preventive approach to boost energy, recovery, and long-term function

We also meet people who are generally in good health but who want to optimize their health, performance, and recovery in a thoughtful and sustainable way.

It depends on what you're looking for, how long you've had your symptoms, and how deeply you want to dive in from the start. Many people are unsure, and that's completely normal.

Bas – Checkup

Suitable for:

• wants to conduct an initial, comprehensive health screening
• is curious about how the body works in general
• is primarily looking for an overview of the current situation

"Bas" is a shorter screening tool that provides a general overview.

Focus – Check-up (most common choice)

Suitable for:

• on the whole, doing well
• but is there a specific area or problem you'd like to understand better?
• wants to identify causal factors rather than just get an overview

Here, we take a more in-depth look at a selected focus area. This is one of our most popular programs.

Optimal – Check-up (most common choice)

Suitable for:

• experience multiple symptoms or a more complex pattern
• wants a broad and in-depth review from the start
• Seeks clarity, structure, and a holistic view

"Optimal" provides a more comprehensive analysis and is also one of our most popular packages.

Premium – Checkup

Suitable for:

• has been experiencing problems for a long time
• wants a very in-depth and comprehensive review
• wishes to include more advanced analyses in a coherent framework

Premium is the most comprehensive assessment and is conducted over one full day or two half-days.

Our recommendation

Most people choose the Fokus Check-up or the Optimal Check-up, as these offer the best balance of depth, clarity, and value right from the start. If you’re unsure which one is best for you, we’d be happy to help you choose the right one before you book.

Each program begins with a personalized and structured assessment in which we develop a comprehensive understanding of the body’s function.

Based on this, we develop a customized plan with prioritized actions. Many of our clients work in focused, more intensive phases rather than in drawn-out processes.

It varies depending on the individual and the issue at hand.

For many people, this means:

• a more focused program lasting about two to three weeks
• followed by a break, recovery, and then a follow-up

The timeframe is always tailored to each individual case.

After we take these steps, the body may continue to process and adapt for some time. How this is experienced varies from person to person and depends on individual circumstances.

We recommend that:

• Drink plenty of water after your visit
• Take it easy for the rest of the day
• Listen to your body's signals during the first few days

Some people experience temporary fatigue, while others may feel more alert or have more energy. Both reactions are common and are seen as signs of how the body processes and integrates what has been done.

If you have any questions or concerns after your visit, please feel free to contact us at any time.

We don't use the word "treatments," but rather "measures."

Our treatments are based on a broad range of medical technology and biofunctional tools used to analyze, balance, and optimize the body's functions.

What makes our approach unique is not a single method, but rather the combination of various measures, tailored in the right order and at the right time.

The specific measures to be taken are always determined on a case-by-case basis and are presented only after a personal assessment. Our strength lies not in the technologies themselves, but in how we analyze, prioritize, and time our interventions based on the big picture.

For those who would like to learn more about the types of measures we are working on, there is an overview under the "Measures" tab.

Yes, we’re seeing more and more people coming to us with the goal of optimizing their health or improving their performance, often with an interest in biohacking, health optimization, and recovery.

At our facility, we use methods such as oxygenation and other advanced technologies not as “quick fixes,” but as part of a structured and individually tailored approach. The focus is always on the body’s fundamental capacity for regulation, energy, and recovery.

We do not use general protocols; instead, we base our approach on:

• an individual's current stress level and capacity for recovery
• how the nervous system, circulation, and energy interact
• timing and dosage rather than maximum stimulation

For some, this means a more performance-oriented approach; for others, it’s about recovery and stabilization. The program is always tailored to the individual’s circumstances and goals.

Yes.

We meet many people who consider themselves healthy but who want to optimize their energy, recovery, mental clarity, and physical endurance.

In these cases, the work is not about treating symptoms, but about analyzing how the body functions under stress and how different systems interact. The focus is on identifying limiting factors and creating better conditions for long-term stability and performance.

The program is always tailored to each individual and is based on the same fundamental principles: function, regulation, and recovery—regardless of whether the goal is recovery, prevention, or optimization.

Thermography is a non-invasive, radiation-free method that analyzes heat patterns and circulation in the body's tissues.

We use thermography as a functional analysis tool, both locally and for full-body screening, to gain a more in-depth understanding of how the body functions.

Among other things, the analysis can provide information on:

• circulation and blood flow
• inflammatory activity
• the effects on the nervous system
• hormonal and metabolic stress in tissue
• areas of stress, compensation, or impaired recovery

Thermography can be used both as part of a broader overall assessment and in a more targeted manner, for example, in cases of strain-related issues, pain, or follow-up over time.

No.

Thermography is not a substitute for mammography, ultrasound, or other medical imaging tests.

Thermography is instead used as a complementary and preventive tool to:

• track changes over time
• work proactively on breast health
• gain a deeper understanding of the body's regulatory mechanisms

If you suspect an illness, you should always contact a healthcare provider.

Thermography and mammography measure different things and are therefore used in different contexts.

Thermography can be likened to a functional map that shows the state of circulation, heat, and inflammatory processes in breast tissue—in other words, what is happening in the tissue at this very moment.

A mammogram is a structural examination that reveals changes that have already occurred in the breast tissue.

That is why many people choose thermography as a preventive measure to monitor breast health over time and detect functional changes early on.

Together, they describe various aspects of breast health, but serve different roles in preventive and diagnostic contexts, respectively.

Thermography can be valuable for people who:

• wants to take a preventive approach and monitor the body's functioning over time
• experience pain, stiffness, discomfort, or recurring problems in, for example, the back, joints, or muscles
• wants to get an overview of circulation, inflammation, or recovery patterns
• wants to use thermography as a complementary tool in physical activity, sports, or rehabilitation

Thermography is also often used for preventive purposes in breast health, especially for women who:

• wants to track changes over time
• have dense breast tissue and would like a second opinion
• experience hormonal fluctuations, stress, or circulatory issues

Thermography is used as a functional complement and does not replace medical diagnostics.

General Preparations (Applies to Screenings and Tests)

The preparations listed below apply only to screenings and tests that involve measurements and analyses.

• Eat and drink no later than two hours before your appointment
• Avoid eating large meals right before
• Do not exercise on the same day before the tests are administered
• Try to relax and arrive well in advance of your visit

These preparations help the body remain in a more stable and comparable state during measurement.

No.

For visits related to medical procedures, there are no special preparations or restrictions.

You can eat, drink, and go about your day as usual before your visit, and just come as you are.

To ensure that the results are as reliable as possible, the following applies:

• No food or drink for four hours before the exam
• No shower that morning
• No workout that morning
• No massage or vigorous physical activity the day before or on the same day
• Avoid applying creams, oils, or deodorant to the area to be examined

Timing in Relation to the Menstrual Cycle

For women who menstruate, thermography is recommended a few days after the end of their period, if possible. During this phase, hormonal fluctuations are often less pronounced, which can result in more stable and comparable heat patterns.

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• Payment is made on site upon arrival

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Yes. Noid Health offers patient insurance, which is an integral part of our business.

• Cancellations must be made no later than 24 hours before the scheduled time
• In the event of a late cancellation or a no-show, you will be charged for the time
• If you are sick, please contact us as soon as possible