We recommend that all ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia patients have a NASA 10-minute Lean Test to assess for orthostatic intolerance. The test will be most revealing if interventions that treat …

Fortunately, there are two tests that can help individuals gather information at home: The Poor Man’s Tilt Table Test and the 10-Minute NASA Lean Test. These tests measure how your …

The 10-Minute NASA Lean Test can also be repeated while on all OI treatments and interventions to assess efficacy and determine next steps of treatment.

This video explains the purpose of the NASA Lean Test, how to perform it safely, and how to record results you can share with a clinician.

The NASA Lean Test is a quick, non-invasive way to assess how well your body maintains blood flow to the brain when you’re upright. It helps uncover signs of orthostatic intolerance—a …

If you are unsure if you should take the test or have any questions, please contact the Long COVID Recovery team for advice before taking the test (contact details found at the end of this …

The 10-Minute NASA Lean Test* is a standardized, reliable, bedside measure of orthostatic intolerance, when implemented correctly. It is a simple procedure that can diagnose untreated …

Sep 13, 2025 · NASA developed this test years ago while studying astronauts who had trouble standing upright after returning from space. It’s a bit more structured than just standing. The …

Aug 25, 2020 · The Bateman Horne Center produced a study designed to assess the ability of a simple test called the 10-minute NASA Lean Test (NLT) which can easily be done in a doctor’s …

Jun 12, 2022 · Conducting the 10-Minute NASA Lean Test: Ask the patient to remove shoes and socks and lie supine (comfortably) on a bed or full exam table in a quiet room for 15-20 …