Learn Kinesiology

You will learn kinesiology also known as muscle testing so that you can test your DNA activation level or whether or not certain foods will be healthy for your body.

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• kinesiology
• muscle
• testing
• DNA
• activation
• health

[granmomma69]

Do you use your stronger hand or your weaker hand?

[Vesta2007]

I use my dominant hand to pull with and the other to form the circle.

[cbruno11]

It would be helpful to have likewise for companion animals ;-)

[Vesta2007]

I really agree. I used muscle testing when my cat was ill several years ago at the Pet Emergency Center rather than having them run tests. I asked the Vet what the options might be that caused the illness and then the options for treatment and used muscle testing rather than medical tests. The Vet decided to run tests on his own and afterward told me I was right and "You're really good." That was great to hear!

[earthshakingfart]

I think Chakra was a character on Land of The Lost, 1981 in the house!!!!

[friedchickenhead]

you have a nice, soothing voice

[THEPHILADELPHIAPHART]

@lorindon That's 1 of the best comments ever, classic

[uranusmyanus]

@earthshakingfart man you are funny

[francessine]

Thanks for sharing! :)

[lorindon]

I talk to the Lords of Karma every evening, there's three of them - Larry, Curly, and Moe. They only show up when I'm about to practice my baking skills.

[blackchimp99]

ntelligence of a spiritual nature running through the nervous system. They believe that muscles reflect the flow of chi and that by measuring muscle resistance one can determine the health of bodily organs and nutritional deficiencies. These are empirical claims and have been tested and shown to be false (Hyman 1999; Kenny et al. 1988). Other claims made by practitioners are supported mainly by anecdotes supplied by advocates.

[blackchimp99]

Applied kinesiology (AK) is an alternative therapy created by George Goodheart, D.C. According to the International College of Applied Kinesiology, the therapy "is based on chiropractic principles and requires manual manipulation of the spine, extremities and cranial bones as the structural basis of its procedures." However, Goodheart and his followers unite chiropractic with traditional Chinese medicine (among other things);

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