Applied kinesiology was Muscle Testing?

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I am curious so I made an appointment with a chiropractor that does

AK. Appointment is next Wed. It is just a consultation appointment.

Anyone have any great questions I should ask him? I think that

kinenesiology is a great tool and works. It is easy to do. It was

taught to me many years ago. There are no thicks to it. A person needs

to be hydrated for it to work right. There is a test to do to check

that first before you continue with the muscle testing. I am not sure

what APPLIED kinesiology is though, so there is where I am curious. It

is probably just a new name...

Del

> > > I recently met with a naturapath who performed some things on me

> > that left

> > > me with some questions. Now before I continue I consider myself

> a

> > very

> > > open-minded individual who obviously wouldn't have been there if

> I

> > didn't

> > > have some sort of a belief in alternative medicine. Kinesiology

> was

> > > performed on me and for those who don't know this is another

> name

> > for muscle

> > > testing. The practitioner began touching viles of liquid while

> at

> > the same

> > > time lightly pressing on my outstretched left arm. When my arm

> > budged

> > > downward the contents in the vile didn't agree with my body and

> > when my arm

> > > stayed strong there was no adverse reaction.