ART is a specific form of energy testing/muscle testing. Muscle testing is one form of energy testing.
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sparkle7
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I was just thinking about this... Some people post all this info as if we are born knowing about this. LOL
I guess it has to do with minute reactions that the body releases in regards to various stimuli. Some people have devised ways to read the minute reactions either through manual testing or using a device that can pick up the responses.
It would be nice to compile a listing but I have to go eat dinner now. I'm going to try to look into it further later.
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I love the question...because I love these techniques.
The basic premise is that the body knows things that our minds can only guess at.
All of these techniques are ways to get answers from the body, including yes, no, how much, how many, how often, and when.
You can use this information in many ways, especially to decide which medicines or supplements to use.
Energy testing may apply to any of the many means of testing the body. The biotensor GiGi refers to would probably be included here, but I have never used one.
ART is Autonomic Response Testing, a very technique of muscle testing. Dr. K. in WA is known for this. I believe he may have developed it. GiGi would have a post somewhere explaining it.
Muscle testing includes a variety of forms of energetic testing, including Applied Kinesiology and dousing.
Applied Kinesiology is a specific technique that helps the practitioner understand if the body is in need of structural, chemical, or emotional support. The practitioner will see which answers make the patient's arm weak or strong in response.
Dousing is a form of muscle testing you can do yourself, by holding the product in your hand aganst your solar plexus, and asking such questions as:
"Is this product good for my body this week. Would it be good for me to take it daily. If so, how many each day."
You ask your body to ean forward for a yes, and back for a no. TerryK wrote a very good article on this, but I'm not sure how to pull it up.
I've gotten quite good at dousing, and usually get the same responses as my Applied Kinesiologist, and my ART practitioner.
Dousing can be used for many things, once you get the hang of it. You have to be careful about the questions, because the body is very literal.
I once asked if a piece of wild Alaskan Salmon would be good for me. I got a no. Then I asked if it would be good for me if I cooked it, and I got a yes.
My daughter and I once used it to ask which chickens were going to win the chicken races at the neighborhood chicken show, site unseen. My daughter and I got the same responses. Our top picks came in first and second, and we won the pot.
But then we decided only to use our superpowers for good, so you probably won't see us in Vegas.
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Dr. Klinghardt is one of the doctors on the home page giving a testimonial, there are other Lyme doctors on the home page as well.
Is this energy medicine? or ART?
(Sooo sorry to piggy back on your thread!)
Thanks!
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You can also do dousing with a pendulum. I've been doing it that way for quite some time.
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Energetic Testing for "smart people who don't know"... ( I was going to write "dummies" but we are all smarter than that, right?)
It seems there are new methods of doing Energetic Testing popping up every day, so not all of them are in the above pdf.
It's fascinating to me...
I think the Ondamed is more like biofeedback. It's not necessarily for diagnosis from what I read.
Energetic Testing is more for diagnosis & prescribing treatments from my understanding.
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There are many different threads about kinesiology, muscle testing, ART, EAV, etc.
The subject always turned into a fiasco - the nay sayers and the yaysayers.
The problem is that most systems differ greatly from each other. ART is absolutely not comparable with Applied Kinesiology. It is a system all its own.
You can google EAV and get very good explanations. It goes back many years and the people inventing it had their books and publications burned.
To learn any of the muscle testing techniques well, it takes a lot of training. Dr. K. has been teaching if many years.
Since I want to be able to test myself and my husband, and my husband's energetic body is not very stable, I have now learned Biotensor testing. Dr. Woitzel turned me on to this and I am getting the hang of it and love it. It takes discipline and practice as all muscle testing does.
Some day we will have a small inexpensive machine that will do it for home use.
A muscle tester should be fairly healthy or know and correct it if he/she isn't.
I will not get into how it works. It would be a three hour lecture. It's nothing one can learn over one weekend. It takes many months of practice to become good at it.
On the other hand, if an instrument does it, things are quite simple. But as with any instrument, garbage in, garbage out. When I was first infected with lyme, no EAV or any of the more sophisticated instruments had the Lyme frequencies, and the could only come up with a spider bite infection. The machines are outdated as soon as medicine learns a bit more.
Marnie started a post a couple of years ago - something about hoax and muscle testing - suggest you read it if you can find it. You learn to know people.
If you really want to be able to help yourself, are disciplined enough to get some books and learn, a good Biotensor is worth its weight in gold --- I feel like I finally am not dependent on another arm, another doctor or practitioner. But following some basic rules is very important. I have only some German literature or would otherwise share titles, etc.
I posted a link for a Dr. Oberbach biotensor the other day and talked about it.
Take care.
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re: This board has been around for a lot longer than you have. You will find a lot if you care to look.
Why are you always picking on me... GiGi? I'm making a joke about it. Lighten up - I'm on your side.
I just like to explore every aspect of something to get a better idea about how to treat myself. Some people seem to be a bit one sided about everything from drugs to homeopathy to energy medicine.
Dr K & Dr. W aren't the only talented physicians in the world doing innovative medicine.
There are may new options being presented, improved & invented every day. The internet allows us to study & compare treatments available from all over the world.
It's really quite amazing!
I don't do all my research on just Lymenet. I love this message board & everyone posting info - but there are always many sides to any issue.
This website has some good info for those interested. I'm not sure if they have any particular biases.
PS - Just in case you don't know - LOL means "Laughing Out Loud"... it indicates a joke or joking around, laughing.
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