If the practitioner who is doing the muscle testing has a list of all the viruses, its pretty easy and quick to identify the strain that is the culprit. Viruses tapped out will be addressed by the body generally within 24 hours. Some of the nasties take 36 hrs and produce a 'healing fever' while recouperating. Then one gets to the point of not searching the lists, and just taps the sucker out. After all, we just want to feel better. Christine
From: [email protected] At 09:55 AM 9/22/2004, you wrote: > A question: My chiropractor tells me I am carrying a strep virus, >discovering this during a session of muscle testing. [initial test to see if >my adrenal glands were working right.] I have seen muscle testing done. It is impressive to watch, and apparently can tell you IF a weakness or physical illness exists. However, the person doing it said NOTHING about its ability to IDENTIFY a particular bacterium or other CAUSE of the weakness or illness. Educated guesses may be accurate, or not. Perhaps, you could ask your allopathic physician to order up a lab strep test to diagnose whether you actually have strep or not. Then you can decide how to go about treating it if it exists -- up your CS intake, divide doses, add another agent to it, etc.. I think my doc is pretty good at diagnosis of things caused by an identifiable agent. Where we generally differ is on what to do after the problem is identified! ;-) Marlys =
