O/T kinesiology Re: Does this DMSA reaction test sound plausible?

[Guest guest]

The way I understand muscle testing and mercury is that your body has

no idea what the mercury lodged in the body will do with whatever you

eat. Your body may like the, for example cilantro, but your body has

no idea how the mercury will react to the cilantro…hence a reading

that is misleading/false/irrelevant.

Kinesiology is also very dependant on the skill of the practitioner

too. I don't approve of the waving over the stomach testing, I think

a much better way is to put a little on your tongue…..your tongue is

much more sensitive than waving anything over the tummy. That is the

purpose of the tongue after all, to prepare/alert your body for what

is being ingested.

I do find muscle testing useful as a " tool " for food intolerances,

but for mercury I do not think it is reliable. (note the word " tool " ,

muscle testing shoule be used as a guide only.) I muscle tested fine

for cysteine, so I took it and it made me very sick for 1 month. Hurt

like hell that did.

re dmsa and muscle testing: as said, everything depends on the

dose anyway.

Sunshine

>

> kinesiology works but the answer is correct only if the person

asking

> is neutral and has no preference. If the person is not neutral his

or

> her own opinion is what you get. I have used it myself, read

several

> books on it and talked to people that use it, neutrality is the key.

> Alot of people think they are neutral, kinda hard if you are

selling a

> product in my opinion.

> Vivian

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