Muscle testing

Most docs just write scripts with zero testing to know if it works.
I have had good luck with muscle testing

The herbs weren't anything I have read about before. (No Buhner or any other protocol). There was a mix in each bottle/pill and when I didn't purchase them he didn't give me a list. For those that it helped did the good effects last. He did say I would follow up weekly for a few months if I did it to make sure things were going the right direction.

I would hope that he would have shared the list of ingredients prior to you purchasing. If not, then I wouldn't purchase either.

As far as muscle testing I have had some pretty good experiences with it. Now I've had it done several ways. One was through someone else where that person touches you and the practioner actually uses the other person's body. So they are basically a conduit. Jury is still out on that assessment. I prefer the testing where the practioner is touching me directly.

Muscle testing has been awesome for me. But my llmd uses it to point him in a direction not for diagnosis. He still does igenex after.

Buhners take is that if we are comprised of bugs and bugs dont want to go then who is really giving the answer..?.

A muscle tester found giardia before any test ..but he also would not treat borrelia even tho i showed him evidence in my microscope ..

i did jot test well for rifampin but was that the bart ,my liver talking ? *** .

i know i have half a wall of killers and supplements and use intuition and logic as well as testing ...today i tested for alinia ..other days it makes me batcrap crazie

I have had mixed results with multiple practitioners.

I have even muscle tested myself. I was actually pretty impressed with my own results originally but lately I am testing that EVERYTHING is negative for me including vitamins, probiotics as well as herbs, meds and antibiotics. I literally walk up and down aisles in the health food store and just test random stuff.

I agree with others that it's hard to know if the negative testing is due to the infections interfering with the answer. I have had antibiotics test negative for me, and yet I feel they were instrumental in getting me over a few humps. Maybe they were testing negative because they are not good for my body, but also not good for the infections either -which is a plus.

I think the key is trial and error. Unfortunately practitioners can get expensive which is why I tried the self testing. You can Google it, there's lots of great info out there on how to do it.

I am not sure how your doing the testing. However, what I have done is purchased a hand grip machine.

These run about 20 bucks on ebay.

I then test my base line with the hand grip and keep a log.

When I don't know which light to use, I will test grip strength with the machine until I get a good reaction and then stick with that light.

I had one of my friends who is into weight lifting try this, then used the light which showed the greatest greatest grip strength.

He was able almost double his normal weight routine. To slow him down a little I also exposed him to Miller-Baker pint...yep, got weak as a baby!