I was introduced to kinesiology 26 years ago, when one of my
twin sons suddenly developed severe eczema. At just three months old, he had
painful, inflamed patches on the top of his head, in the creases of his arms,
and behind his knees. He scratched constantly until the skin bled, and it was
distressing to see him in so much discomfort.
At the time, he was being weaned, moving from three to four
months old, and I couldn’t understand what was causing such a strong reaction.
A friend suggested that I visit a kinesiologist. I knew nothing about muscle
testing, food intolerances, or how these might affect such a young child. I was
also sceptical about how they could test him by testing me instead. Still, I
felt we had nothing to lose.
I gathered samples of everything he might be coming into contact with in our
home — washing powder, everyday foods, cow’s milk, fruit, bread, eggs, soap,
and anything else I thought could possibly be triggering an allergic reaction.
During the session, my son lay on me while it was my muscle strength that was
tested. The kinesiologist placed small vials containing different substances on
my son’s navel while muscle testing was carried out on me.
The results were astonishing. When certain substances were
tested, I was completely unable to resist the pressure — I simply couldn’t push
the practitioner away. Through this process, we discovered that my son was
lactose intolerant. I was advised to remove all dairy products from his diet
and replace cow’s milk with sheep’s milk, goat’s milk, or soya milk. Although
these still contain lactose, they are often better tolerated by people with
lactose intolerance.
I began ordering frozen sheep’s milk from Wales — around 30
pints a month — and bought local sheep’s cheese and yoghurt. Our entire family
diet switched to sheep’s milk products. I continued this for a full year, and
the results were incredible. His eczema completely cleared up, he didn’t go on
to develop asthma, and he became a happy, comfortable little boy again.
After a year, I slowly reintroduced cow’s milk.
He is now 26
years old and does not suffer from any food intolerances or allergic reactions.
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I contacted Annabelle for help with my very itchy Skye Terrier.
Using kinesiology Annabelle worked remotely and identified yeast skin
and gut issues which matched the vet's diagnosis.
She arranged homoeopathic
remedies for Raven, who has been taking them for the past two months, and her
skin and yeast problems have now cleared up.
I would wholeheartedly recommend Annabelle and kinesiology
for getting to the root of the problem.
Thank you for helping Raven, she sends you a huge hug, and
for being so kind and thoughtful.
Bridget Carter."
£49 per session (approx. 2 hours), plus the cost of remedies.
