Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 hi i recently went to a therapist who does muscle testing. i wasn't going because of food allergies, but she asked me to bring along any foods or supplements i wanted her to test - i took along coffee, sugar, wheat and processed soy and, to cut a long story short, she asked my body which it could tolerate and which it could make some use of. sugar, wheat and soy all got a negative reaction. at the end of the session, she retested my body's response to them, and soy was the only one now causing an issue. weird? yes. hocus pocus? i have no idea. BUT i came home and ate a big plate of wheat spaghetti, which previously would have given me excema, and nothing happened. so... i'd suggest you look for a therapist who does muscle testing. best wishes alice On 11 Sep 2006, at 20:34, SJS wrote: > hey all, > > what methods do you use to test your food allergies and sensitivities? > I know there are many ways, but so far I haven't found a way that > works for me... including eastern and western medicines. I'd love it > if you could pass on testing methods and experienced to help me find a > way to test mine. I'm at my wit's end! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 My son had an IGG food panel done at his Naturopathic doctor's office. We had tried an elimation diet but due to his multiple allergies we didn't notice a difference during the elimination diet. Igg is supposedly the least controversal of the blood tests. It only can produce a false negative NOT a false positive. (ie: my son's said he was not intollerant of nuts or shellfish but he has never eaten either before so that may be a false negative). , Alice Leonard <alice wrote: > > hi > i recently went to a therapist who does muscle testing. i wasn't going > because of food allergies, but she asked me to bring along any foods or > supplements i wanted her to test - i took along coffee, sugar, wheat > and processed soy and, to cut a long story short, she asked my body > which it could tolerate and which it could make some use of. sugar, > wheat and soy all got a negative reaction. at the end of the session, > she retested my body's response to them, and soy was the only one now > causing an issue. weird? yes. hocus pocus? i have no idea. BUT i came > home and ate a big plate of wheat spaghetti, which previously would > have given me excema, and nothing happened. > so... i'd suggest you look for a therapist who does muscle testing. > best wishes > alice > > On 11 Sep 2006, at 20:34, SJS wrote: > > > hey all, > > > > what methods do you use to test your food allergies and sensitivities? > > I know there are many ways, but so far I haven't found a way that > > works for me... including eastern and western medicines. I'd love it > > if you could pass on testing methods and experienced to help me find a > > way to test mine. I'm at my wit's end! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Share Posted September 14, 2006 I second the muscle testing. When I had my kid tested, the practitioner identified all the allergies that I knew about, plus some I didn't. Did the same for me. Laura G. Alice Leonard wrote: > i recently went to a therapist who does muscle testing. i wasn't going > because of food allergies, but she asked me to bring along any foods or > supplements i wanted her to test - i took along coffee, sugar, wheat > and processed soy and, to cut a long story short, she asked my body > which it could tolerate and which it could make some use of. sugar, > wheat and soy all got a negative reaction. at the end of the session, > she retested my body's response to them, and soy was the only one now > causing an issue. weird? yes. hocus pocus? i have no idea. BUT i came > home and ate a big plate of wheat spaghetti, which previously would > have given me excema, and nothing happened. > so... i'd suggest you look for a therapist who does muscle testing. > > > > what methods do you use to test your food allergies and sensitivities? > > I know there are many ways, but so far I haven't found a way that > > works for me... including eastern and western medicines. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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