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In regard to the homeopathic scanner, the following says it all.

Christine Wyndham-Thomas
Hi Ange

Could have been something called a Vega Test, although they don't actually scan with this but use one of the acupuncture points on the hand (usually thumb) to detect imbalances.

Often incorrectly referred to as homeopathic because they use homeopathic remedies to correct imblances. By going through a series of tests they use homeopathic remedies - actually on the machine - and a dial indicates when you have the 'correct' one. I think there are several versions, with names other than vega, on the market.

Unfortunatetly, many of the practitioners have absolutely no training in homeopathy whatsoever - and sometimes in no other alternative or complemenaty therapy training.

regards
Annie
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- - - - - - - many of the practitioners have absolutely no training in
homeopathy whatsoever - and sometimes in no other alternative or
complemenaty therapy training.

Hi Christine - It would perhaps be beneficial if you could 'source/name' a
list of the practitioners so that we can pass on this information to others.
To be forewarned is to be forearmed.

Regards - John
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Hi John

That's a very good point. I'll see what I can do.

Christine