Thanks very much for the reply.
I am familiar with surrogate testing, but my goal is to perform
independent, solo tests.
I am not surprised that spring devices are useless; they are too
imprecise and the very fact that the device includes metal makes in
useless. Special materials are needed. I have searched for years and
found nothing useful; even expensive high-tech devices like the
Compu-FET may not work because of electromagnetic field interference.
(I have yet to try such a device.)
Again, thanks. We will just have to keep our ears open for any new
devices that may appear.
On Thursday, May 12, 2005, at 13:58 Asia/Tokyo, [email protected] wrote:
I have a spring device I obtained from the NAET clinic where they use
and teach self muscle testing. I can say from personal experience
that the device is worthless. Also, although I have practiced quite
a bit for three years, using the o-ring technique, and the middle
finger on top of the index finger techniques, I am still not able to
reliably muscle test myself.
I've seen persons expert at using the SE-5 radionics device use it to
get yes/no answers about anything, but I can't use my machine because
I am not able to sense the galvanic skin resistance. I know a lot of
other people who aren't able to do that either. So making a device
along those lines could not be used by many people.
I've heard of classes in kinesiology somewhat nearby. Perhaps they
would know of reliable instruments for self-testing. I will get the
number for this organization as soon as I can.
If you can reliably muscle test someone else, you could test
yourself using them as a surrogate for you. Are you interested in a
description of how this works?
I too would be very interested in a reliable instrument for self
muscle testing. I would not be in a position to make it myself,
however.
Jill
