RE: Bioenergetics testing????

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Bioenergetics testing is a method of testing, not of chelation. If you're

wanting opinions on something which someone claims is a chelator we need to know

the name of it and the ingredients.

S S

<p>I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be

true, yet as a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has

anything to say that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid

chelator that can do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days

on and three days off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I

would love to hear from you.<br>

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Not sure what you are referring to. If you mean are people using

Bioenergetics to test whether their children need certain supplements or

chelators, then yes. I know people who do this. It can be helpful though

not 100% fool proof (but what is).

You mentioned a new liquid chelator – if are you speaking of Natural

Cellular Defense or “NCD” a new liquid Zeolite then yes people are using

this, beginning to urine test to see whether there are metals being

excreted; and many of the people using this product are at AutismNCD

group

Josie

Bioenergetics testing????

I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be true, yet as

a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has anything to

say that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid chelator

that can do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days on

and three days off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I

would love to hear from you.

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I know that the bioenergetics testing machine is for testing, I was looking for

anyone who knew anything they would like to say about it, and when it comes to

the liquid chelators there's many including the liquid zeolite and I was just

wondering if there was anyone here who may have tried it or any others. Thanks

again and hope to just hear some opinions.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Bioenergetics testing is a method of testing, not of chelation. If you're

wanting opinions on something which someone claims is a chelator we need to know

the name of it and the ingredients.

S S

<p>I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be true, yet as

a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has anything to say

that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid chelator that can

do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days on and three days

off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I would love to hear

from you.<br>

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Are you talking about the machine were your child would put his hand on the

mouse (has metal plates on top of the mouse) and then the machine shows you the

bodies different meridians. The computer has a picture (cartoon like) of a

body....and then you click on the different meridians (like the heart) that are

showing weak.

The practitioner then gives you these drops (in brown bottles) to take to fix

the meridians that are out of balance? Is that what you are talking? If that

is what you are talking about we have done that before.

Marilyn

Tina Payton <amamteews@...> wrote:

I know that the bioenergetics testing machine is for testing, I was

looking for anyone who knew anything they would like to say about it, and when

it comes to the liquid chelators there's many including the liquid zeolite and I

was just wondering if there was anyone here who may have tried it or any others.

Thanks again and hope to just hear some opinions.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Bioenergetics testing is a method of testing, not of chelation. If you're

wanting opinions on something which someone claims is a chelator we need to know

the name of it and the ingredients.

S S

<p>I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be true, yet as

a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has anything to say

that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid chelator that can

do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days on and three days

off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I would love to hear

from you.<br>

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Please tell me about your experiences with it, we are currently doing just that.

kay edge <jaelen_n_faithsmom@...> wrote: Are you talking about

the machine were your child would put his hand on the mouse (has metal plates on

top of the mouse) and then the machine shows you the bodies different meridians.

The computer has a picture (cartoon like) of a body....and then you click on the

different meridians (like the heart) that are showing weak.

The practitioner then gives you these drops (in brown bottles) to take to fix

the meridians that are out of balance? Is that what you are talking? If that is

what you are talking about we have done that before.

Marilyn

Tina Payton <amamteews@...> wrote:

I know that the bioenergetics testing machine is for testing, I was looking for

anyone who knew anything they would like to say about it, and when it comes to

the liquid chelators there's many including the liquid zeolite and I was just

wondering if there was anyone here who may have tried it or any others. Thanks

again and hope to just hear some opinions.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Bioenergetics testing is a method of testing, not of chelation. If you're

wanting opinions on something which someone claims is a chelator we need to know

the name of it and the ingredients.

S S

<p>I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be true, yet as

a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has anything to say

that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid chelator that can

do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days on and three days

off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I would love to hear

from you.<br>

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Tina

After the first reading my son was given 2 bottles (If I remember right) one

for his heart meridians and I can't remember what the other one was for. His

heart showed week and his polarity was off. I gave him the drops and at first

they were helping. He was more focused and calm.

On our next visit, a week later, his heart was strong but another meridian was

week. We gave him the new stuff and no negative reactions. Everything was good

for about a month. Then the inconsolable crying started and being agitated all

day for know reason. The practitioner could not give me a clear reason why

(like detox or so on) but wanted me to buy more bottles that the machine said he

needed.

My experience (and 2 other parents I know that used the system) was that my

son did not benefit from this treatment. Your experience might be different but

(now that I know more about energy medicine) I doubt it. For one reason,

according to Chinese medicine (which is what these machines are utilizing) your

different meridian are stronger and weaker at different times of the day. For

example, the meridian for gallbladder is strong from 12am to 2am and weaker the

rest of the day (I don't really know the exact time when each meridian is strong

or week but I could look it up). This might be the bodies natural cycle but all

the machine does is read that something is week right now at this minute ....so

lets fix it. Your gallbladder may be week to allow energy to go to the liver

for a period of time to detox. And an hour from now be strong again.

So meridian reading (in my opinion) without the understanding of acupuncture,

acupressure, NAET or so on is not good. You will spend your times trying for

fix symptoms (that might only last a couple of hours) and not fix the source.

I did it for about a month, my one girlfriend did it for a year and my other

friend did it for a couple of months. We were all disappointed.

On the other hand, I do recommend energy medicine (NAET, Bioset, homeopathy,

acupuncture, acupressure and so on) just not that program. I would just get

recommendations from other parents that have used the practitioner (and see

their improvements) before working with someone.

I hate to be negative. Maybe there is another parent out there who had a

better experience. I just didn't.

Marilyn

PS here is a great energy medicine website and practitioner.

http://www.aaamps.com/clients/autism_treatment.htm

Tina Payton <amamteews@...> wrote:

Please tell me about your experiences with it, we are currently doing

just that.

kay edge <jaelen_n_faithsmom@...> wrote: Are you talking about the machine

were your child would put his hand on the mouse (has metal plates on top of the

mouse) and then the machine shows you the bodies different meridians. The

computer has a picture (cartoon like) of a body....and then you click on the

different meridians (like the heart) that are showing weak.

The practitioner then gives you these drops (in brown bottles) to take to fix

the meridians that are out of balance? Is that what you are talking? If that is

what you are talking about we have done that before.

Marilyn

Tina Payton <amamteews@...> wrote:

I know that the bioenergetics testing machine is for testing, I was looking for

anyone who knew anything they would like to say about it, and when it comes to

the liquid chelators there's many including the liquid zeolite and I was just

wondering if there was anyone here who may have tried it or any others. Thanks

again and hope to just hear some opinions.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Bioenergetics testing is a method of testing, not of chelation. If you're

wanting opinions on something which someone claims is a chelator we need to know

the name of it and the ingredients.

S S

<p>I really want to believe in this thing that seems to good to be true, yet as

a very cautious mother I'm still compelled to hear if anyone has anything to say

that may oppose such a way. Is anyone trying this new liquid chelator that can

do it's job without any rigorous every three hours, three days on and three days

off kind of schedule. Really if you know more about this, I would love to hear

from you.<br>

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