Objective confirmations [was: Leg ulcers]
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2004 3:41 pm
Hi Robyn,
on 3/19/04 7:05 AM, Robyn at folcook@dodo.com.au wrote:
One set of "confirmatory methods" are in the Autonomic Reflex Testing (ART)
that David Little has written about at www.simillimum.com. Personally I've
been recently re-discovering the wonders of muscle testing (thru a method I
learned years ago), and finding it ***enormously*** useful. (Better to take
a class or work with someone who uses it clinically, as there are "wrinkles"
and possible confusions.) In a case I'm having trouble with, I find it much
better to test that way, compared with testing by giving the remedy and
hoping for the best. In a case where I'm not sure how often the remedy
should be repeated (but where trial-and-error would be welcome), I will use
muscle testing to check that. Again, tho it's not foolproof, I've found it
*very* useful in certain situations.
Do others have thoughts or experience re ART and/or muscle testing? I
realize that this sort of effort at "objective measure" is sort of an orphan
child, and many homeopaths feel it's an unworthy crutch, but I disagree,
given the various uncertainties that come up.
Shannon
on 3/19/04 7:05 AM, Robyn at folcook@dodo.com.au wrote:
One set of "confirmatory methods" are in the Autonomic Reflex Testing (ART)
that David Little has written about at www.simillimum.com. Personally I've
been recently re-discovering the wonders of muscle testing (thru a method I
learned years ago), and finding it ***enormously*** useful. (Better to take
a class or work with someone who uses it clinically, as there are "wrinkles"
and possible confusions.) In a case I'm having trouble with, I find it much
better to test that way, compared with testing by giving the remedy and
hoping for the best. In a case where I'm not sure how often the remedy
should be repeated (but where trial-and-error would be welcome), I will use
muscle testing to check that. Again, tho it's not foolproof, I've found it
*very* useful in certain situations.
Do others have thoughts or experience re ART and/or muscle testing? I
realize that this sort of effort at "objective measure" is sort of an orphan
child, and many homeopaths feel it's an unworthy crutch, but I disagree,
given the various uncertainties that come up.
Shannon