Re: O/T chlorella - muscle testing

[Guest guest]

>

> Well my dentist's partner who practices Kinesiology, 'tested' it on me

> - I held a big jar of it in my outstretched hand. Apparently it was

> fine for me, but I think I would prefer to follow the scientific

> reasoning given by Andy, to a few seconds of muscle testing. There's

> too much at stake here! BTW, there was a post I read somewhere (maybe

> the adult-metal-chelation group), where the person tested fine for

> Chlorella and then developed a very bad reaction to it down the road

> (no idea, how long it was taken and in what dosage).

>

I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

substance once it is in your body.

For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

mercury causes in the body.

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[Guest guest]

>

> Well my dentist's partner who practices Kinesiology, 'tested' it on me

> - I held a big jar of it in my outstretched hand. Apparently it was

> fine for me, but I think I would prefer to follow the scientific

> reasoning given by Andy, to a few seconds of muscle testing. There's

> too much at stake here! BTW, there was a post I read somewhere (maybe

> the adult-metal-chelation group), where the person tested fine for

> Chlorella and then developed a very bad reaction to it down the road

> (no idea, how long it was taken and in what dosage).

>

I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

substance once it is in your body.

For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

mercury causes in the body.

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[Guest guest]

>

> Well my dentist's partner who practices Kinesiology, 'tested' it on me

> - I held a big jar of it in my outstretched hand. Apparently it was

> fine for me, but I think I would prefer to follow the scientific

> reasoning given by Andy, to a few seconds of muscle testing. There's

> too much at stake here! BTW, there was a post I read somewhere (maybe

> the adult-metal-chelation group), where the person tested fine for

> Chlorella and then developed a very bad reaction to it down the road

> (no idea, how long it was taken and in what dosage).

>

I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

substance once it is in your body.

For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

mercury causes in the body.

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[Guest guest]

>

>

> For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> mercury causes in the body.

>

> --

>

Interesting, for I was also tested for mercury and I was told it was

not affecting my body and that there was not any in my brain!! Well, I

have been having short term memory problems since a couple of months.

Also I had a nasty time with post amalgam removal - maybe because 3

were removed nd also Ireacted to material used for provisionals.

Puzzled what to believe.

[Guest guest]

>

>

> For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> mercury causes in the body.

>

> --

>

Interesting, for I was also tested for mercury and I was told it was

not affecting my body and that there was not any in my brain!! Well, I

have been having short term memory problems since a couple of months.

Also I had a nasty time with post amalgam removal - maybe because 3

were removed nd also Ireacted to material used for provisionals.

Puzzled what to believe.

[Guest guest]

>

>

> For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> mercury causes in the body.

>

> --

>

Interesting, for I was also tested for mercury and I was told it was

not affecting my body and that there was not any in my brain!! Well, I

have been having short term memory problems since a couple of months.

Also I had a nasty time with post amalgam removal - maybe because 3

were removed nd also Ireacted to material used for provisionals.

Puzzled what to believe.

[Guest guest]

I reckon NAET Bioset AAE etc only work permanently once the original

cause of the imbalance is removed. ( " Allergies " of emotional origin

may be a different story.) Before that it is only a temporary measure

for symptom control as whatever is causing the imbalance will put the

body out again. I had six months of twice weekly NAET, none of any

treatments held permanently and when I went to the AAE office in

Brisbane I questioned the clinician about what effect dodgy gut flora

balance would have on the treatment success. They say that they are

resetting the immune system; gut flora play a big part in the immune

system and metals totally screw with the gut environment, creating an

imbalance in the ecology there. He left the room to confer with

colleague/s and returned to say that it wouldn't work on someone with

a dysbiotic gut and I was to return when my gut was under control.I

think that for me, this will only happen when the metal are gone.

Something to ponder....

Kind Regards,

Kelle

> > For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> > with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> > If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> > you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> > response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> > mercury causes in the body.

> >

> > --

[Guest guest]

I reckon NAET Bioset AAE etc only work permanently once the original

cause of the imbalance is removed. ( " Allergies " of emotional origin

may be a different story.) Before that it is only a temporary measure

for symptom control as whatever is causing the imbalance will put the

body out again. I had six months of twice weekly NAET, none of any

treatments held permanently and when I went to the AAE office in

Brisbane I questioned the clinician about what effect dodgy gut flora

balance would have on the treatment success. They say that they are

resetting the immune system; gut flora play a big part in the immune

system and metals totally screw with the gut environment, creating an

imbalance in the ecology there. He left the room to confer with

colleague/s and returned to say that it wouldn't work on someone with

a dysbiotic gut and I was to return when my gut was under control.I

think that for me, this will only happen when the metal are gone.

Something to ponder....

Kind Regards,

Kelle

> > For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> > with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> > If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> > you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> > response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> > mercury causes in the body.

> >

> > --

[Guest guest]

> I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

> tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

> whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

> substance once it is in your body.

> --

I have been struggling to understand why muscle testing works so well

for some things and is off the mark for others, and that is very well

put .

I believe that is very much down to the skill and education of the

mucsle tester. If the muscle tester is not familiar, or " does not

believe " in a certain issue, the results get a little vague.

for example, one person told me to take probiotics, two weeks later a

different muscle tester totally dismissed probiotics saying i did not

need them and that no one really needs them,(he didn't believe). ummmm?

I am a firm believer in muscle testing as it has helped me big time to

understand what my body is weak to, but it's important to remember it

is purely a tool to aid understand and it cannot test for reactions to

the effects of certain substances, as stephanie put so well above.

Sunshine

[Guest guest]

> I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

> tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

> whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

> substance once it is in your body.

> --

I have been struggling to understand why muscle testing works so well

for some things and is off the mark for others, and that is very well

put .

I believe that is very much down to the skill and education of the

mucsle tester. If the muscle tester is not familiar, or " does not

believe " in a certain issue, the results get a little vague.

for example, one person told me to take probiotics, two weeks later a

different muscle tester totally dismissed probiotics saying i did not

need them and that no one really needs them,(he didn't believe). ummmm?

I am a firm believer in muscle testing as it has helped me big time to

understand what my body is weak to, but it's important to remember it

is purely a tool to aid understand and it cannot test for reactions to

the effects of certain substances, as stephanie put so well above.

Sunshine

[Guest guest]

> I believe that muscle testing can be a useful thing, but it only

> tells you if your body reacts okay to the substance itself, not

> whether your body will be okay with the downstream effects of that

> substance once it is in your body.

> --

I have been struggling to understand why muscle testing works so well

for some things and is off the mark for others, and that is very well

put .

I believe that is very much down to the skill and education of the

mucsle tester. If the muscle tester is not familiar, or " does not

believe " in a certain issue, the results get a little vague.

for example, one person told me to take probiotics, two weeks later a

different muscle tester totally dismissed probiotics saying i did not

need them and that no one really needs them,(he didn't believe). ummmm?

I am a firm believer in muscle testing as it has helped me big time to

understand what my body is weak to, but it's important to remember it

is purely a tool to aid understand and it cannot test for reactions to

the effects of certain substances, as stephanie put so well above.

Sunshine

[Guest guest]

> >

>

>

> >

> > For example, you can get muscle testing (and subsequent treatment

> > with NAET or Bioset or the like) for mercury or other heavy metals.

> > If you are strong to it (or if you get NAET treatment that makes

> > you strong to it), this might reduce your immediate symptoms in

> > response to mercury, but it will not diminish the damage that the

> > mercury causes in the body.

> >

> > --

> >

> Interesting, for I was also tested for mercury and I was told it was

> not affecting my body and that there was not any in my brain!! Well, I

Personally, I do not believe that muscle testing can tell you whether

there is mercury in your body and/or brain. I would have to see

some compelling evidence to believe that.

> have been having short term memory problems since a couple of months.

> Also I had a nasty time with post amalgam removal - maybe because 3

> were removed nd also Ireacted to material used for provisionals.

> Puzzled what to believe.

I did not believe in NAET or muscle testing before I experienced it.

It was recommended to me by someone and I tried it mostly with the

idea of proving that it didn't work. It did work, though. It was

undeniable in the beginning that something was happening, and over

time I did get relief of a lot of symptoms.

Might be something you have to experience to believe. Some people

report that it doesn't work for them or that the treatments don't

" hold " . I have heard it is important to work with someone who is

very experienced. Andy recommends having NAET done with needles.

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[Guest guest]

>

> I reckon NAET Bioset AAE etc only work permanently once the original

> cause of the imbalance is removed. ( " Allergies " of emotional origin

> may be a different story.) Before that it is only a temporary measure

> for symptom control as whatever is causing the imbalance will put the

> body out again. I had six months of twice weekly NAET, none of any

> treatments held permanently and when I went to the AAE office in

> Brisbane I questioned the clinician about what effect dodgy gut flora

> balance would have on the treatment success. They say that they are

> resetting the immune system; gut flora play a big part in the immune

> system and metals totally screw with the gut environment, creating an

> imbalance in the ecology there. He left the room to confer with

> colleague/s and returned to say that it wouldn't work on someone with

> a dysbiotic gut and I was to return when my gut was under control.I

> think that for me, this will only happen when the metal are gone.

> Something to ponder....

> Kind Regards,

> Kelle

I had NAET treatments for foods to which I had tested allergic via

mainstream allergy testing. The treatments did help. I still have

to be careful about the amount I eat of some foods (particularly

dairy, some nuts), and I still can't eat things that stir up

dysbiosis. I used to cough all the time, had a lot of phlegm,

itchy throat, itchy mouth, sores and irritations in my mouth.

The only thing I get much now is sometimes some irritation in

my mouth, but even this is much reduced from what it used to be.

I don't know how NAET really works, but the story they tell is that

it trains your body to clear blockages related to a particular

substance. So the idea seems to be that even if you do get blocked,

your body learns how to clear the blockage.

Andy says it is important to be treated by someone who uses needles

to close the procedure. I actually have had treatments hold without

needles, but I am currently doing treatments with needles.

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