Naturalist/homeopath and muscle testing/kinesiology

[Guest guest]

I saw a guy who practices what I think you all are talking about but I

might be mixing a bunch of stuff together. He held this little device

in his hand and sort of ran it down my arms and body and then had me

hold it and other herbs and supplements in one hand, or at my throat

(b/c that's where the thyroid is I guess), while he pushed down on the

other arm. Sometimes he was apparently able to push the arm down

easily and other times not easily at all. By the end he had me

holding a big zip-lock bag with several products in it, all in their

own shrink wrapping and in glass bottles besides - and testing me by

putting in one thing, taking out another. By the end, he had about 6

or 7 little containers in the bag, each of which cost whatever for a

week supply and that I was supposed to take several of per day. The

whole thing felt like a bit of a circus act to me. I ended up only

buying some HCL like product that didn't list the ingredients that I

was supposed to take two of every day. I have to say that I think

that it helped with digestion a little.

Is this anything like what you guys are talking about? Maybe I should

have more respect for it.

[Guest guest]

I found that applied kinesiology can often spot things I am sensitive to before

I am aware. Sometimes we don't connect our reactions to what we are taking or

eating and this method seems to be able to pinpoint them pretty accurately. I

don't understand it, either, but it does seem to work well.

Cathy C.

[Guest guest]

I found that applied kinesiology can often spot things I am sensitive to before

I am aware. Sometimes we don't connect our reactions to what we are taking or

eating and this method seems to be able to pinpoint them pretty accurately. I

don't understand it, either, but it does seem to work well.

Cathy C.

[Guest guest]

I found that applied kinesiology can often spot things I am sensitive to before

I am aware. Sometimes we don't connect our reactions to what we are taking or

eating and this method seems to be able to pinpoint them pretty accurately. I

don't understand it, either, but it does seem to work well.

Cathy C.