Northeast Healing with Terri Kaus
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Many people are skeptical about the validity of muscle testing. Some call it ‘woo’ or the power of suggestion. To put some science to answering the question of whether it is woo or true, clinical researchers are starting to conduct trials.
The clearer you communicate to your client what muscle testing is, the smoother your balancing experience will be. You might tell your client: “Muscle testing has been called ‘the language of the body.’ Some compare it to a biofeedback system
“How often should touch for health be done with new clients?” came in from Brenda Sonderegger. Thanks Brenda! Her question has prompted this post. What you need to know when a client asks, “How often should I receive a Touch for Health balance?” A person can receive a Touch for Health balance any time they are experiencing physical or emotional pain.
Using Touch for Health techniques has enabled me to take charge of my health. I rarely get sick but when I do, I muscle test to see what my body needs. I test for things like foods, supplements, oils, medicines, remedies, techniques, etc. Below, I have listed some remedies I use when fighting a bug.
According to Terrence Bennett, a chiropractor in the 1930’s who discovered neurovascular points, having a headache located on the forehead or behind the eyes, might be considered a “stomach” headache, and is possibly related to stress or being overwhelmed.
Many claim to alleviate this type of headache by natural means.
In Touch for Health you learn that certain emotions can affect certain organs, and that the head has neurovascular points that correlate with a specific organs.
