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Muscle Response Testing Allows for Individualized Healthcare

It is scientific fact that we are all unique: fingerprints are different for each individual and everyone is born with their own DNA blueprint. With this in mind, why is our healthcare taken care of in such a cookie cutter fashion? How do we sift through often confusing nutritional advice we receive in order to make the best choices for our families, our clients and ourselves?

There is a tool that is easy to learn, easy to use and within your reach called Muscle Response Testing. MRT, a form of Kinesiology, has been used effectively for close to forty years by all types of healthcare professionals.

To understand MRT, one first needs to learn how the body works. The human body is like a computer made up of the brain, the electrical generator, the memory bank and the miles of electrical pathways called nerves. Nerves connect to every organ, gland and tissue of the body. The body’s muscular system indicates how well these pathways are working in relation to the body systems that they connect to. The section of the brain called the motor cortex contains billions of neurons that connect with our muscles. Because of this relationship between brain and muscle, muscles are very sensitive to electrical signals sent from the brain. This makes the body’s muscles excellent indicators of the strengths and weaknesses of our inner health. In effect, we are using the body’s own energy to assess our health and the health of our loved ones.

During MRT, one particular muscle is isolated (usually the deltoid) and constant pressure is placed upon it while a supplement is held or a location on the body associated with an organ or body system is touched. If the electrical flow of that body system is weakened in some way, it will reflect in the muscle weakening when gentle pressure is applied to it. Once MRT determines energy pathways in the body that are disrupted, it can reveal what is needed to clear the disturbance, open the pathway and restore balance leading to better health.

For the healthcare professional, MRT is a technique that will set you apart in your field. Providers will be able to get to the root causes of health issues that their patients are suffering with and target the proper solutions in a fraction of the time. This amazing technique can assess possible food allergies and health issues while helping select foods, supplements and homeopathics. It’s no secret you need the right tools to do a job well. The right technique for better health is Muscle Response Testing!

For more information, call Laurie Bechler at ActaLine, 908-730-0005 or email [email protected].

 

 

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