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Based on the concept of internal energy fundamental to traditional Chinese medicine, muscle testing is a non-invasive way of evaluating the body’s imbalances and assessing its needs. It involves testing the body’s responses when applying slight pressure to a large muscle, to provide information on energy blockages, the functioning of the organs, nutritional deficiencies, food sensitivities, among other things. It can also be used to test the body’s responses to herbs and other remedies.

In a typical example of muscle testing, you are placed on a table in a supine (lying face up) position. You are then given a nutritional supplement to hold. You extend the other arm and are asked to keep it straight up at a 90 degree angle. The practitioner presses down on this arm and the opposite shoulder with equal pressure (to facilitate balance). If the nutrient is something you need, you’ll be able to resist the downward pressure and hold your arm rigid. If you don't need it, you will not be able to resist the pressure. The same procedure can be used to determine how often you should take each supplement and how much each time. It can also be used to test the body’s responses to foods (for allergies), thoughts, sounds, colors and emotions.

Testing is most accurate when you are placed in a supine position, because your body’s energy is in a neutral state. Although muscle testing is simple, responses may be inconclusive if your energy is blocked. Testing your polarity before doing anything else reveals whether energy in the central meridian is flowing in the right direction. If not, it must be corrected before proceeding. The same polarity check is used with each product tested, to make sure the product doesn’t interfere with your polarity. The selected products are also tested as a group, because a product may test well individually, but combining it with others may produce a synergistic effect that reduces or eliminates the need for it.