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Your practioner will use a high tech computer to evaluate what foods or environmental elements put a stress on your body. The evaluation is then confirmed by applied kinesiology or muscle testing (MRT-Muscle Response Testing). A vial containing the energetic signature of the suspected allergen is placed in the hand. A moderate force is placed on the arm of the patient while she/he holds the suspected allergen.
If the muscle goes weak, it is a positive result. If the muscle remains strong, the patient is not allergic or sensitive to the substance.
Kinesiology (pronounced kin-easy-ology) may be thought of as a biofeedback system, whereby muscle testing is specifically applied to your own unique and individual physiology allowing a practitioner to make therapeutic decisions based on the patient’s specific reaction. This is called functional diagnosis. |
How do you evaluate allergies
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