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ForumGal
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muscle-testing reliable?

Post by ForumGal »

Dear all,
Do you know of any downsides to muscle-testing? For instance, is
it possible to find more than one rem at a time that tests as needed (is
that a downside?)? Might one miss a rem because it doesn't test as
needed? Or maybe finding a needed rem but missing the bigger picture rem
because one stops looking when a test is positive?
Thanks for any experience that bears on this. I've found
muscle-testing to be valuable re determining dose, potency, and rem choice, but
wonder if I'm missing something. (I'm not a practitioner, treat
only myself and my family and a friend or two). Many thanks.

Margaret in Boston
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Lucy De Pieri
Posts: 277
Joined: Thu Aug 25, 2005 10:00 pm

Re: muscle-testing reliable?

Post by Lucy De Pieri »

ForumGal@aol.com wrote:Dear all,
Do you know of any downsides to muscle-testing? For instance, is
it possible to find more than one rem at a time that tests as needed (is
that a downside?)? Might one miss a rem because it doesn't test as
needed? Or maybe finding a needed rem but missing the bigger picture rem
because one stops looking when a test is positive?
Thanks for any experience that bears on this. I've found
muscle-testing to be valuable re determining dose, potency, and rem choice, but
wonder if I'm missing something. (I'm not a practitioner, treat
only myself and my family and a friend or two). Many thanks.

Margaret in Boston
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Jeremy Crowley
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Re: muscle-testing reliable?

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lizwalton
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Joined: Wed Apr 08, 2020 5:19 pm

Re: muscle-testing reliable?

Post by lizwalton »

Have been sitting on this list for some time now, But I'll answer this one.
I am a qualified kinesiologist as well as homoeopath, so I want to warn you
of the dangers of muscle testing without proper training. The danger is that
many px 'switch' information, suppress information, and generally try
(subconsciously of course) to lead you down the garden path, simply because
if you are getting too close to the bone and bringing to the surface too
quickly emotions and mindsets that have been long suppressed, then they will
resist change. Change is scary for anyone. As a trained kinesiologist I am
always checking for these unknown (or known) tactics.

Liz of Sydney


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