Muscle Test

[patty]

FYI.

 

I am learning to do muscle testing on my son. It is not hard but requires practice to get to a base line. I think it is a very useful tool for some of us here since many here have allergies. My son's chiropractior also does muscle testing, and he muscle test for the supplement before i give it to my son. According to my son's chiropractor, studies are done that muscle test results are pretty much in line with the blood test.

 

Patty

[bmom]

[quote name='patty' date='May 21 2007, 01:06 AM' post='15920'

 

FYI.

 

I am learning to do muscle testing on my son. It is not hard but requires practice to get to a base line. I think it is a very useful tool for some of us here since many here have allergies. My son's chiropractior also does muscle testing, and he muscle test for the supplement before i give it to my son. According to my son's chiropractor, studies are done that muscle test results are pretty much in line with the blood test.

 

Patty

Could you please explain what this is? Our alternative Dr. did an allergy testing on my son which was he held a vile in one hand of a substance-chocolate, egg, or whatever and held up his arm. If it remained strong he was not allergic, but if he could not hold it up,he was. I have been sceptical about this and considering having him do the Alcat. Has anyone had experience with this type of allergy assessment? He came back only allergic to dust and grass.

[patty]

bmom,

 

What you describe is the muscle test. I would recommend doing a blood test for baseline then use muscle test for confirmation.

 

Patty

[Cum Passus]

Patty,

 

What container do you use to hold the the items ?

 

And how is the arms held out?

 

In front of themself, our to the side like a crucifixion?

 

Are both arms out at the same time, or just the one with the object you are testing?

 

Thanks,

C.P.

[patty]

C.P.

 

Our NAET dr (who is also ND) does the muscle test slightly different than our chiropractor.

 

Our NAET dr. use me as my son's surrogate and i held out my left arm like a cross. When we are testing for allergens, it is also in a glass container.

 

Our chiropractor muscle test my son. Once he finds a weak muscle between the two arms and in the cross & front position, he uses that muscle for testing. If we are testing something like a supplement, he recommends putting the supplement in the mouth while testing instead of holding it in a glass container becasue it is more accurate due to the brain sends the message to the body immediately. If the weak muscle becomes strong then that means the supplement will benefit. If the muscle remains the same, then it is not beneficial.

 

Patty