How To Do Applied Kinesiology Muscle Testing 

Thank you for your kind words. I couldn't agree more. It is an art and it takes tens of thousands of arm pushes to get certainty.

@@drekberg lol right, so we have to go to a guy like you to get “accurate results”. good sales pitch

@@goldmanstacks7463 we mock what we don't understand;-)

It Works. Had it done. Saw the results. Some people think they are know it alls. Can’t train people to think out of their closed minded box unfortunately.

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I do this too, I'm glad to see someone has been using this for a long time. I use the term bounce, looking for how strong it is by where the strength ends, because I can find variations in different herbs or supplements, one makes it stronger and one even more stronger and one a little less and one much worse. so it gives a gradation rather than it just a yes no when I can do that.

That's really Amazing. Is there a way to learn how to do it??

@@coltonmeyers8 I think you just practice. I'm guessing there are probably heaps of videos on here on RU-vid. Search for "muscle testing".

I was taught a two-handed method, thumb and middle finger of one hand with the thumb and middle finger of the other hand around it, and try to open the inner hand after asking the question or testing the substance or having someone poke you in the kidneys if you think your kidneys are bad, that sort of thing. First you test what I call for a bounce or for how the strong it is, not stopping at the Lock but actually going to see where the limit of the strength is. Then do the question or challenge, put something in the mouth like cherry juice or vitamin d, or hold cigarettes up against the chest for the lungs, probably holding it in a shirt if you're using the two-handed method, and test again. Take it away and ask the body if it prefers it not being near the lungs. it's easier to do some of these things if you have a friend looking for what I call the bounce with the arms straight out as he showed, with excellent explanation, so make sure the arms in the right position straight out, and then you can put different substances up against different organs or press your finger against different organs and see if there is a weakness, which usually indicates a weakness in the organ or something bad in the substance. If the bounce is harder to get, if the arm is stronger, the lock requires more strength to press against it, then the substance might be good for you or that organ might be healthier than the rest. again, don't hope, because antioxidants from Hope create the placebo effect, and something might show positive more than it is or even when it's negative. I hope this is useful, I've been using this for decades. And I probably wouldn't be alive without it.

There's multiple ways to self test. I prefer the stand and sway.

This!

Because the jig would be up!

Hi Michael Taylor. I don't offer a course at this time, but I have thought about making more videos on how to do it. Thank you for letting me know your interest as I will look into making the videos more of a priority.

Look into balance/sway testing. You can test anything on yourself by holding it up to your body, near your solar plexus. Ask your body if it benefits you, or can even ask dosage and wait a few seconds for the cell response. A sway forward means yes, sway back means no.

​@@Heathyeverafter21that's my preferred way.

I will try to make a video on this.

I was coming back from a 12-step program with a friend trying to explain applied kinesiology. I told him to put his pack of cigarettes, he said he wanted to stop, on a newspaper box on the street, had him put his arm out, and reached for what I call a bounce rather than a lock. I push until it shows just a little bit of bounce. I then gave him the cigarettes to put in his other hand and hold near his chest. I used the pinky of one hand and tapped his arm, and it fell, because of what turned out to be the start of pneumonia which finally got him to stop smoking, along with how weak his arm felt when I tapped it with my pinky. I do find that the increase in antioxidants that is called the placebo effect can interfere with a test if you're very hopeful that it will work and you have an oxidative stress condition. if you don't have an oxidative stress condition, it probably doesn't affect it as much, but it is important not to Hope, or to balance hope with doubt, if you use this to test to see if a nutrient is going to be beneficial, because the body's electrical field only notices the improvement and not what the improvement is from, so mixing antioxidants from Hope, or two nutrients together, and you won't be able to tell whether it's the hope or the nutrient, or which nutrient it is. if you learn to do the two-handed method, I believe there's a one-handed method but I don't know it, then you can actually feel how suddenly one hand has gotten stronger or weaker, and you can judge for yourself.

@@deborahbarges5035 but it would be less biased with a weight because then the weight is always constant versus someone pushing

There are hundreds of great methods out there, but I have not heard of the Alexander method.

It is simple to change any yes/no question into a statement that tests positive or negative. Did the events take place as stated? This is a yes/no question. Now changing it to a statement. The events took place as stated. Now this statement can be tested for positive or negative response. The theory is that you do not need to know anything about the statement. You SHOULD be able to put statements on pieces of paper and put them in envelopes and mix them up and then hold the envelope and say: "The statement I'm holding is true." The universe and thus YOU should know the answer whether you are conscious of it or not, because the theory is that we are all ONE and your consciousness has access to the WHOLE at all times.

It is pretty amazing as long as the doctor is properly trained.

Sounds like applied kinesiology. That is what I use.

If you are doing a lot of things right and not much is changing I believe you may have what is called blocked regulation. At 5:47 in this video you will see me checking for blocked regulation. Try to find someone in Sweden that does muscle testing and if you have blocked regulation you want to find a supplement or homeopathic product that will undo the block.

This post is a year old but I wanted to let you know that I have had very similar problems with my neck and back and I too eat healthy and mostly organic. Recently, I had some extreme upper GI pain and my doctor recommended staying away from grains for a few weeks ( I had ate some gf oatmeal that morning for breakfast). In only two weeks time the pain in my neck had almost disappeared! I really believe the grains were the problem! So just throwing that out there...you might try it and see if it helps! :)

When I hear that you have to pee a lot I think of nutritional deficiencies. I also am aware of research like Uee Gröber's magnesium and drugs, or Seelig's research in 1990 on two groups of hypertensive patients, where all of them were normal magnesium in serum but 80% did not excrete it when given intravenously. I'm not saying it's magnesium to check, because calcium may also be low and if they get out of balance when they're low you can get a heart attack no matter which one is higher than the other. Which is one of the things I test for regularly when I do them with my fibromyalgia induced nutritional deficiencies and cardiac issues, and it's kept me out of the emergency room for more than 9 months. but better than applied kinesiology is to get a complete hair mineral analysis, because hope can it create a placebo effect and interfere with answers. and the hair mineral analysis shows what your nutrients are like even when you are asleep and your body is functioning differently, and serum nutrient testing doesn't do that ever. then remember that if you have any health condition that they could all improve at once, suddenly leaving with you with medication too strong as this happened to me. If I had been driving when my diabetes suddenly went away after I take an insulin, and not near food, it could have been fatal. But for trying to adapt the doses I find that if I can keep my mind neutral, not hopeful and not fearful, that adapting the doses to what I need figuring out what I should do is best handled with applied kinesiology testing all the nutrients, taking them at the dose, asking if I've got it balanced correctly. if you live in area which does not have hard water for you to drink in bathe in, then you need to check silica which the FDA says we don't need but it's necessary for cardiovascular walls for correct blood pressure in rats, so probably enough, and magnesium, calcium, lithium which you can get over the counter in much lower doses and is in water that your ancestors might have adapted to, and zinc and other nutrients that occasionally come in water. That's also why hair mineral analysis, it's cheaper getting them all at once than it is with serum. That's why healthy food may not be enough, other than genetic issues like pyrrole syndrome, malabsorption that happens often in autism supposedly, and just random genetic differences. also because you aren't getting these nutrients in water and since silica is ignored by the FDA, it's not in vitamins either. The bamboo form must be heated to the point of boiling to get rid of cyanide, but otherwise is one of the better forms for me, but you can test with applied kinesiology for what is the best for you, but you should also test again taking it orally and after you've taken it to see how your body liked it after the fact, because I find that the body sometimes misses problems until after it has experienced them. Then the next time it gives me the warning not to do something again or to take more of it. If you think of applied kinesiology as hot and cold or yes and no answers, with strong or weak, as a tool and not magic and not perfect, then you can use it intentionally and scientifically.

@@deborahbarges5035 thanks for the wonderful reply. I will take a closer look into this!

​@Dr. Sten Ekberg what supplements might unlock the block?

Yes, there are a lot of us that use this technique. I find it to be very accurate. Patients and I are surprised by it a lot. I have had patients confide with the front desk that they didn't tell me all their issues and the muscle testing found the issues. Like I said in the video it can be used incorrectly, but when done correctly the results are amazing.

Dr. Sten Ekberg, I’m far from an expert but to me it seems like they are moving towards a more holistic approach.

Yes. Like you said earlier people are realizing mainstream medicine isn't working. It is more of a sick care than health care system when people wait for a symptom and use medicine or surgery as the solution. True prevention is never having a symptom.

You find the locked indicator muscle first, then you check blocked and switched regulation to ensure that the nervous system is processing accurately.

Thank you for replying but you just repeated what I said. My point being that this was not made clear in the video. Even if you get a locked IM, if your client is switching like she is in the video, further testing will be inaccurate. You know this. I just would have liked you to address correcting her switching in the video as this is quite a powerful demonstration to sceptics out there. And also, I am quite curious which specific muscle your were testing?

For real. Respect for all magicians that are experts at slight if hand like you.

With that said I have this done when I was 16. The Dr said I needed to buy my girlfriend a ring. I went for back pain. Lol. I bought the ring.

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We mock what we don't understand.

Doctors means teachers Look it up , Smh

Very sad that people can be so gullible and annoyed that crooks get away with peddling it

If your mind is closed, you will not understand the energies of life!