Did you have touble getting mucle testing to work at first?
 

I want to be able to do muscle testing, but I'm finding it very frustrating. I've seen videos on Youtube where people make it look so easy. It seems to work just fine for them, but it doesn't work fine for me. My mother, sister, and I have all tried muscle testing each other and it just doesn't seem to work. There were a few time when I thought it was working on my mom. Her arm went down a tiny little bit, not much. It was such a slight difference that it was hard to detect, unlike what you see in the videos where someones arm gets really weak and goes down far enough that you can discern a difference.

I would have my mom makes both true and false statements and test her to see if I could tell whether they were true or false by whether or not her arm stayed strong or went weak. One time she said "I want to dye my hair red", and I tested her on that and her arm stayed very strong, and yet she said no that was a lie, she doesn't want to have red hair. So I don't know why her arm stayed strong.

I think it's important to say something to them every time you are about to test them. Something to let them know you're about to push down on there arm so they know to resist. I watched a video where this guy would say "stay strong" right before pushing down on their arm. If you don't say something like that then they might not realize you're about to push down when you do and their arm will natural go down a little bit because they didn't start to resist fast enough and then you might mistake that as a weak response. So every time I did it, I made sure to say "stay strong" before pushing down on their arm.

Muscle testers, did you have this kind of trouble at first? It's like I can't discern a big enough difference between a weak or strong response. Any advice?

Thanks

Applied kineseology is easy....cleanse them by rubbing around their
collar bone points...bla bla ...maybe read Touch For Health?
There is an easy cleansing procedure that will help sooo much!
Hang in there...sorry, doing 2 things at once rt now.

Weak and strong is very discernable to you and the patient.
:)

I've not been wholly convinced by a couple of the kiniesiologists I went to see - i saw two good ones - both no longer in the country - but the others have not been so authentic - they seem to make it up or I have a strong mind and can over-ride the sentiment!

The only time I visited a kinesiologist, she flawlessly detected the two things I am most allergic to: wheat and hot peppers. I ignored her findings, at the time, and only discovered years later that I was a Celiac, and that peppers made me weak and listless.
It really went against her, though, that she was the most utterly gorgeous woman I have ever seen: I simply couldn't concentrate on what she was telling me.
Beauties like that should try other work, where their distractions are more productive.

I've had 3 different chiropractors do applied kinesiolgy on me, my daughter, my boyfriend and my ex, and we've all had great results. Aside from the obvious spinal misalignments that were pinpointed, we've successfully pinpointed and cured allergies, eczema, insomnia, chronic pain, vitamins/supplements that are either good or bad for us, and more. The cool part which we've done is you don't even have to use your own arm. Your energy flows through to the person touching you and you can use their arm (or leg)!

I never got it to work. I test 'strong' for all questions. If you have a robust energy system, it will compensate for any 'test item' (or question) and extremely quickly restore your energy to the 'normal' level.

I know this thread is 2 years old (apparently people don't post in this section a lot, it was near the top, lol)...I was just going to make a post myself about this and saw this one. I have tried a few times to do the finger linking self test and it still doesn't work on me. My fingers stay strong no matter if i'm lying or not. I really wish this worked because it would be so helpful. :icon_frown:

Hi AstraeaLunaAvani,

The response most people try looking for is one that is obvious to the eye, in that it must be a big difference. When in actual fact it we should be feeling and looking for a light response to a muscle test. Everyone's test response it different.

If you're not testing correctly it could be due to the client having cranial faults. You must first release the cranial faults and recalibrate and then ask the original question again, should then get the correct answer. Hope this helps :-)

Have had it done and it was crazy effective.
I discussed it with the practitioner and apparently if the person being tested is at all emotionally charge or stressed it can interfere with results.
I was in physical pain so some stress but it still worked very well.

My husband had this done to him and he thought the guy was wacked out of his mind! What's interesting is what the guy perscribed for my husband was an herb for a condition my husband was not diagnosed with but now they think he has it! Maybe I should order that herb again. (Marshmallow root). I tried muscle testing myself and my results were my body doesn't like most of my medications except one and oddly my husband takes a perscription for a similar drug and I tested for that one too... Oh and coffee in it's natural state was okay but anything with artificial sweeteners... But I kinda wondered if my own expectations affected the results...

Here I am trying to do muscle testing once again in 2018. I came to write a post about it and saw that I already had made this post about it a few years ago, which I forgot about.

I am so frustrated that I can not get muscle testing to work. It sure seems to work for some people who are able to help people with their problems, but when I do it it does not work right.

I practice doing it three different ways and it just doesn't work right. For those of you who think muscle testing actually works for you, I would suggest you give yourself a real test. Get 5 dixie cups and put a cotton ball under one of them. Mix them up until you don't know which one has the cotton ball under it. Then ask your subconscious, one cup at a time, if it has cotton under it. You will probably find, like me, that muscle testing doesn't work.

It probably just works for people who are already intuitive or somewhat psychic.

Or could it be that for some reason, your subconscious will not give you the correct answers when doing a test like that? Maybe it only works when you're trying to help someone. Of course I'm not trying to test for selfish gain. There is no ego involved. I'm just trying to get better at muscle testing so I can help people including myself. I have tried doing the emotion code on myself and it didn't work with that either.

I use 3 different ways to M.T. And in learning it's best I believe to have someone knowledgeable teach us. I had this.

I also use a pendulum and often they are in synch.

I first came across muscle testing upon discovering The Emotion Code, but I've let it come to pass without me actually knowing how to do it.

Maybe more than 4 years later, I saw it again in action as the main diagnostic tool by the holistic doctor in the documentary, The Way of Miracles. I was so inspired by it that I decided to pick up a book dedicated to muscle testing.

And voila! I've finally nailed muscle testing using my snap fingers.

I wrote a full-length article about it (with a video demo by the author) here>>

Hope it helps. :)

There are various intelligences covered by the broad term "subconscious". Equally there are various intelligences in the superconscious.

For your experiment you need an intelligence that both knows the answer and is interested in telling. It helps if the intelligence has not been traumatised or captured.

For work within the human body, it is common to ask the intelligence of the sacral chakra - as it is responsible for the operation, growth and healing of that body.

For work outside the human body it is usually necessary to look around to find an interested and competent spirit. Also some spirits are interested only the first time - hence beginner's luck