Sensitivity to substances, including foods, food additives, dusts, chemicals and pollens are becoming more common in daily life, causing a range of difference symptoms to occur.
Using Health Kinesiology muscle testing your body's response to over 500 different substances can be tested, including:
- food and drink items,
- food additives,
- food phenolic compounds,
- common metals,
- environmental substances e.g. dusts, pollens, grasses, moulds, animal hair, bee/wasp stings, mosquito bites etc
- chemicals e.g. bleach, ammonia, bitumen, white spirit, formaldehyde, perfumes, aftershaves etc
- inhalants e.g. petrol/diesel fumes, tobacco smoke, ozone etc
- other substances e.g. PVC, latex, lycra, nylon, lanolin, hemp, feathers, wool, asbestos etc
The technique utilises feedback from the muscles to measure disturbance in the body’s energy meridian system to a range of different substances. Homeopathically prepared samples are used, which are placed on the body in sealed glass vials, so there is no risk of coming into contact with the actual substances. The test is painless and non-invasive and is suitable for everyone, including babies and young children.
The test will identify which substances you are sensitive or have a low tolerance to. Further testing is then undertaken to identify the level at which it can be safely tolerated e.g. 0.5 pint of milk a day or 2 eggs a week.
After receiving the results of the test many clients choose to return for further Health Kinesiology sessions, during which a tailor-made programme is devised to help rebalance and strengthen their body.
Further Information
Kathryn is an experienced Kinesiologist and Kinesiology Federation Registered Practitioner (KFRP). She provides food and chemical testing sessions from her clinic in Kenton (between Exeter and Dawlish). See Prices and Contact for booking information.
If you would like any further information about how I can help, please feel free to contact me on 01626 891086/07989 285621 or email: [email protected].
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