By the way some, like Dr David Getoff, think muscle testing is more accurate than blood tests. He reffers to studies done where blood was taken from one person and put in two bottles with two names on it and sent to the same lab. The results coming back were always different. The best labs were fairly close (memory here) maye 8% variable and the norm was (memory) 15-20% but many were (memory) 50-60%.


Thats a lot!! I forget the numbers and I am guessing but I'm sure they are in the ball park. I do remember it was a lot.


Now Getoff does use blood tests too. They are a tool for sure. He's not prgrammed to think they are the only tool though. I'm sure he does saliva testing etc as well. (many docs use to laugh at this, they may still, but its been known to be very effective for a long long time. Hell NASA started using it quite a bit back. But it takes time to trickle on down)


Muscle does take practice and skill and there is more to it than above but with a bit of practice (often right away for many) its easy to get clear results on a good/bad kind of approach.