What is Nutrition Response Testing?

Nutrition Response Testing

By the time a person has a diagnosable disease or condition, the body has been suffering from an imbalance or imbalances for a long time—perhaps as long as decades. During this time, the body may be compensating so there are no symptoms experienced, or there may be symptoms that aren't identifiable as a "named condition".

Wouldn't it be great if there were a way to identify these roadblocks to healthy functioning and to correct them before they become bigger problems? There is.   Nutrition Response Testing ^TM  allows the trained practitioner to locate organs, glands and tissues in the body where there are imbalances. This is done through a non-invasive testing method involving muscle testing.  This technique can also be extremely effective even if a disease or condition has been diagnosed.

In muscle testing, a muscle that is normally strong will weaken in response to stress applied to some other part of the body. In Nutrition Response Testing ^TM  a stress is created by the practitioner applying light pressure to the skin over various organs of the body.

If the area being touched is over (connects to) an organ that is stressed due to an imbalance, the indicator muscle (arm) will become weak. This is because the body withdraws resources from the arm to go the aid of the organ. When the correct nutrition is applied to the body, the arm will "go strong". In this way we can design a precise nutrition program to address what your body needs. We retest regularly over time to assess how well the body is responding and to change the nutrition program as needed.

At the same time the practitioner will lightly push against an the client's outstretched arm to see if it remains strong or gets weaker.