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Frequently Asked Question

What to expect from a session?

When you come in for your appointment you will lay down facing up on a massage table, fully clothed while I do the muscle testing evaluation you have come in for.  I use muscle testing in all my consultations. 

How many appointments do I need?

If you have come in for food sensitivity testing you may only need that one appointment. However, most clients come back for follow up appointments to see if their food sensitivities are improving or to identify another food that may be aggravating their health.  

With Health kinesiology you have a series of sessions overtime to identify & remove whatever is blocking you from healing & thriving, whether this is physical , emotional, psychological or environmental factors.  As a guide 5 - 8 sessions is an average length of time, though some people will require more & some possibly less.  Sessions are spaced out as the muscle testing indicates so as to tailor the work to exactly what your body needs to heal smoothly & efficiently.  

Nutrition response testing involves creating a personalised health improvement program to address your specific health concerns. Your appointment schedule is discussed during your initial consultation evaluation.

Do you offer blood tests or other laboratory tests?

No I don't.  Even though my previous background was analysing laboratory tests as a Medical Scientist I now specialise in kinesiology aka muscle (energy) testing to unravel health issues.  I find most clients who come to see me have already had some extensive blood tests done from their GP which can provide important information.  I use muscle testing as my main guide to get to the root of your health issues, along with your case history, symptoms & my experience. There are of course times when additional blood tests can be useful in which case I have referred clients back to their GP for these.

Will I always have to avoid the foods I tested weak for on my Food Sensitivity Test?

Not normally.  Most people I have tested have found that after a period of time of avoiding these foods their GUT has healed enough that they can reintroduce many of the foods without any problems.

However, sometimes there is a food (such as milk) or a food group (such as all dairy or gluten) that the body just doesn't do well on, so it is best to avoid or at least minimise it's ingestion.

Obviously a return to eating mostly processed, refined & nutritionally dead food will result in a return of your previous state of symptoms & poor health which you have worked hard to repair & heal.

How come I used to be able to eat these foods without any problems & now my body can't tolerate them?

Often this is due to a combination of factors including nutrient deficiencies which are needed for digestion, energy, hormone balance & detoxification, hidden infections in the GUT, parasites are often overlooked & a build up of toxins, along with emotional/mental stress which all take their toll.

Our bodies have a huge capacity to tolerate toxins, stressors etc but there comes a point where it can't handle anymore & becomes overwhelmed & unable to function optimally & one of the common symptom of this are food sensitivities.

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