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Dear Dave,
I have looked at those web sites on ART before but am afraid I am one of
those people who has to go on a course to feel confident and understand a
new techniques rather than read it and use it from a book!! I do muscle test
sometimes. I always put a bummer (often Manc.) in and if the arm doesn't
go down on that I decide it's not a technique I can use on that particular
person!! All my vials look the same and I don;t know which the patient is
picking up!

Regards, Rochelle
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There is some difference, in that the ART methods provide far less
subjective data; the volitional nervous system and musculature are
uninvolved.
Other than this, there is some similarity.
Some areas where ART method is monitored include the Iris of the eye, the
pulse, the "stiction" of skin, for those with experience in palpation- organ
tone and connective tissue tone.
Dave Hartley
http://www.localcomputermart.com
Santa Cruz, CA (831)423-4284

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