Comments on: Studies I’d like to see – Muscle Testing http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/ Eat Stop Eat, Intermittent fastin for Weight Loss, Muscle Building, Fasting and health Mon, 14 May 2012 06:00:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Workplace Strategies http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-11410 Workplace Strategies Tue, 12 Jul 2011 14:53:23 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-11410 Do you guys have a Facebook fan page? I tried to locate it on the internet but could not find it. I would really like to become a fan as I feel that this kinesiology is the way forward in getting us all ready for a long life! Do you guys have a Facebook fan page? I tried to locate it on the internet but could not find it. I would really like to become a fan as I feel that this kinesiology is the way forward in getting us all ready for a long life!

]]> By: Brad Pilon http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-6678 Brad Pilon Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:33:32 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-6678 Ryan, Thanks for clearing this up and shedding some light on the situation. B Ryan,

Thanks for clearing this up and shedding some light on the situation.

B

]]> By: Ryan Girard http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-6676 Ryan Girard Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:04:43 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-6676 Hi I would like to point out that muscle testing is NOT part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I don't know where they were getting their info but it is not in any of the classic texts, it is not part of any schools required curriculum and it is not tested on either state or national board exams. Please don't associate muscle testing with Chinese Medicine as they are not related at all. Sincerly Ryan Girard Hi I would like to point out that muscle testing is NOT part of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I don’t know where they were getting their info but it is not in any of the classic texts, it is not part of any schools required curriculum and it is not tested on either state or national board exams.

Please don’t associate muscle testing with Chinese Medicine as they are not related at all.

Sincerly

Ryan Girard

]]> By: gerald http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-4856 gerald Fri, 10 Jul 2009 17:53:08 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-4856 Hi Brad, First I wanted to thank you for your fasting approch. I tried a lot of diets and I noticed that the IF approch was the best for me (i prefer the alternate diet but ESE approch is also very interresting). Secondly, I am a french osteopath, my office is in Nice (French Riviera) and I am also an anatomy teacher at the University of Sports Science at Nice. I am a sceptic and a scientific person and I can tell you that muscle testing (also called Applied Kinesiology) is BS!!! Yes absolutly!!! It has been proven that the applied kinesiology is the product of pure fate. Here is the link to wikipedia where you can read all the studies done in applied kinesiology: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applied_kinesiology Thanks again and good reading Gerald PS: excuse my english :) Hi Brad,

First I wanted to thank you for your fasting approch. I tried a lot of diets and I noticed that the IF approch was the best for me (i prefer the alternate diet but ESE approch is also very interresting).
Secondly, I am a french osteopath, my office is in Nice (French Riviera) and I am also an anatomy teacher at the University of Sports Science at Nice.
I am a sceptic and a scientific person and I can tell you that muscle testing (also called Applied Kinesiology) is BS!!! Yes absolutly!!! It has been proven that the applied kinesiology is the product of pure fate.

Here is the link to wikipedia where you can read all the studies done in applied kinesiology:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applied_kinesiology

Thanks again and good reading

Gerald

PS: excuse my english :)

]]> By: Brad Pilon http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2968 Brad Pilon Sat, 09 May 2009 01:08:09 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2968 <a href="#comment-2935" rel="nofollow">@Dr. Andrew Colyer</a> Andrew, I was actually very interested in your comment until I realized you were just using my post to promote your on-line product. I still think your post has value, however I've removed your links so that it maintains some credibility. Since you have an advanced degree (I noticed you were a Chiropractor) I hope you understand my skeptism. B @Dr. Andrew Colyer
Andrew,

I was actually very interested in your comment until I realized you were just using my post to promote your on-line product.

I still think your post has value, however I’ve removed your links so that it maintains some credibility.

Since you have an advanced degree (I noticed you were a Chiropractor) I hope you understand my skeptism.

B

]]> By: Dr. Andrew Colyer http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2935 Dr. Andrew Colyer Thu, 07 May 2009 21:52:49 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2935 1.) There was a double-blind test published in the Journal of Perceptual and Motor Skills in 1999, using a computerized dynamometer, measuring foot-pounds per square inch of force applied, and time to failure, with the subjects making "congruent" (true) and "non-congruent" (false) statements. The results were statistically significant. 2.) Read Power vs. Force, by Dr. David Hawkins 3.) Right now, there are over 80 forms of therapy in the world, which use the clinical science of muscle testing and kinesiology. Tens of thousands of practitioners are treating hundreds of thousands of patients all over the world. Insurance doesn't reimburse for these techniques and treatment protocols, which means that the patients generally have to pay cash. If muscle testing and kinesiology didn't get good clinical results, people wouldn't pay out of their pocket to keep seeing these practitioners. I've been practicing muscle testing and kinesiology since 1991, and have been fortunate enough to have a waiting-list, all cash (no insurance) practice, thanks muscle testing. I'm in New York, where the people have an extremely high "B.S. Meter". If this stuff was hogwash, they definitely wouldn't keep coming back, and sending all their friends and family. Thanks. Dr. Andrew Colyer 1.) There was a double-blind test published in the Journal of Perceptual and Motor Skills in 1999, using a computerized dynamometer, measuring foot-pounds per square inch of force applied, and time to failure, with the subjects making “congruent” (true) and “non-congruent” (false) statements. The results were statistically significant.

2.) Read Power vs. Force, by Dr. David Hawkins

3.) Right now, there are over 80 forms of therapy in the world, which use the clinical science of muscle testing and kinesiology. Tens of thousands of practitioners are treating hundreds of thousands of patients all over the world. Insurance doesn’t reimburse for these techniques and treatment protocols, which means that the patients generally have to pay cash. If muscle testing and kinesiology didn’t get good clinical results, people wouldn’t pay out of their pocket to keep seeing these practitioners.

I’ve been practicing muscle testing and kinesiology since 1991, and have been fortunate enough to have a waiting-list, all cash (no insurance) practice, thanks muscle testing.

I’m in New York, where the people have an extremely high “B.S. Meter”. If this stuff was hogwash, they definitely wouldn’t keep coming back, and sending all their friends and family.

Thanks.
Dr. Andrew Colyer

]]> By: jen boda http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2844 jen boda Tue, 05 May 2009 20:49:26 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2844 I have always had good luck with muscle testing. It was the reason why I went and was testing for a wheat and dairy allergy and am now wheat/dairy free and much healthier for it. I am not sure if it 'works' in the traditional sense or if it is just helping us figure out what we already know on an intuitive level. Either way, I think it is one more good resource. jen http://www.bodaweightloss.com/blog I have always had good luck with muscle testing. It was the reason why I went and was testing for a wheat and dairy allergy and am now wheat/dairy free and much healthier for it. I am not sure if it ‘works’ in the traditional sense or if it is just helping us figure out what we already know on an intuitive level. Either way, I think it is one more good resource.

jen
http://www.bodaweightloss.com/blog

]]> By: John http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2821 John Mon, 04 May 2009 20:54:19 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2821 Here is the Rolfing link http://www.rolf.org/ Here is the Rolfing link

http://www.rolf.org/

]]> By: John http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2820 John Mon, 04 May 2009 20:51:14 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2820 Brad, If your shoulders are shot, you should really look into Rolfing, a/k/a Structural Integration. Since you like to research things and figure them out for yourself, I highly recommend you investigate this and find a certified Rolfer in your area. Brad,

If your shoulders are shot, you should really look into Rolfing, a/k/a Structural Integration. Since you like to research things and figure them out for yourself, I highly recommend you investigate this and find a certified Rolfer in your area.

]]> By: Brad Pilon http://bradpilon.com/healthy-ramblings/studies-id-like-to-see-muscle-testing/#comment-2754 Brad Pilon Sat, 02 May 2009 14:35:07 +0000 http://bradpilon.com/?p=518#comment-2754 <a href="#comment-2670" rel="nofollow">@Art</a> Wow..I'd need to see a video of that to really get it..but yeah..I'm thinking (but not positive) that its the exact same principles at play. B @Art

Wow..I’d need to see a video of that to really get it..but yeah..I’m thinking (but not positive) that its the exact same principles at play.

B

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