Electro dermal testing

[Guest guest]

I only learned of electro dermal testing recently.  Where can this be done and

how much should I expect to pay?  

Thank you.

Siewleng

[Guest guest]

I assume you are in the US; once I was able to get a list of the US

practitioners via my homeopath's website, but lately I have not been

able to do so. My Aussie homeopath who uses the Interro system is on

http://taracentre.com.au/ - click through the links on the right to find

more info.

**If you go to Electrodermal Screening there is a " links " button, but

the links are not all there. http://drbeilin.com/ takes you to a

nonsense page but you might be able to search the name. Similarly with

the links that don't work - you might be able to do a search on the

names given.

**

I imagine that if you do a web search on some of the " technical terms "

for electrodermal screening you should be able to find a link or list.

Sir at Tara was the first to bring Interro to Australia, and there

are a number of practitioners here now. He doesn't draw the number of

visits out, but gives all the remedies indicated on the first visit, and

if necessary for a second or third visit, usually the first remedies are

no longer required, or are required at a lower potency. But there are

some who just do one remedy at a time, in the " classical " manner, and

that draws out the process. My motto: When I want a certificate I go to

the Doctor; when I want something fixed I go to Tara. Don't expect them

to look for or treat cancer - remember they are not allowed to - they

may be politely evasive. But you should be able to get your body

background fixed up anyway, and lessen the burden on your system, if you

choose to.

I have found that for less than the cost of one " orthodox " test at a

" mainstream " practitioner I get not only my scan but all my remedies

unless I need minerals and other non-homeopathic extras, as well as

rebalancing and colour therapy on various machines he has.

Rowena

Noto Chemo wrote:

> I only learned of electro dermal testing recently. Where can this be

> done and how much should I expect to pay?

> Thank you.

> Siewleng