Vega testing

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>Dear ,

>Could you tell me what the vega machine feels like?

Hi ,

Totally painless. They use a very low voltage or

current or whatever, I got no sensation at all. The

MD was able to check to see if I was sensitive to the

machine once wired up and I wasn't. My only advice

would be to wash your feet and cut your toe nails!

You hold onto a metal tube and the MD applies a pen

like attachment to your toes. He then tries out

various organs and remedies which come in little glass

vials in slots in the machine and observes the flick

of the needle on the voltmeter. If the machine groans

it means the organ is weak so he then selects a remedy

and is able to try them to see which boosts the needle

up to the max again. The heart is called " the vital

organs " ! Luckily mine was OK! Whenever he puts the

liver vial in the slot the machine coughs and

splutters and he says " well you certainly must be

detoxing lots, that good, keep doing whatever it is

your doing " . He is very charismatic and it is a

mildly entertaining experience, but as for science I

really don't know if it is something that one can

recommend. As a FYI one time when I phoned up Dr

Hymes clinic in London the person I spoke to, who is a

pharmacist and one of the directors, mentioned that

they use vega testing and suggested it for dx food sensitivities.

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on in Hampshire, England

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