Yeast Testing Methods - What Does Muscle Testing Have to Do With Candida?

Yeast Testing Methods - What Does Muscle Testing Have to Do With Candida?

I did some muscle testing last week called kinesiology. Someone was interested and asked me about the yeast testing method. Basically, it is a test performed by a naturopath or herbalist who pulls on your muscles and determines the strength of the bond. You need to hold herbs against your body and keep your thumb and forefinger together while he determines it. If the two fingers break apart easily, your body doesn't need it, and if the two fingers are difficult to break apart, your body needs it.

I found that the herbalist I use is much better than the naturopath. My naturopath's prescription made me sick and it wasn't a die-off. He also didn't recognize my situation as a candida problem, even though I went to him for that exact reason and firmly explained to him that that was why I was there. All I really wanted from the naturopath was the Great Smokies Stool Test. I may go back to the naturopath for more testing later, but I'm very confident with the herbalist who also practices iridology. In fact, last week she had me look at my eyes through her powerful magnifying lenses and I was shocked to see how "green" my brown eyes were around the edges. I've done a lot of cleaning and it seems to be working.

What does muscle testing have to do with Candida? In fact, muscle testing does not diagnose a problem, it only helps prescribe the remedy. Iridology really helped with the diagnosis. What really has something to do with candida is colostrum. Colostrum kills tons of things, including yeast. The stool test I did showed that I had high levels of certain pathogenic bacteria and colostrum.