Muscle testing.

Have you heard about muscle testing? Muscle testing is often used in applied kinesiology and alternative medicine practices to identify potential sensitivities or allergies to specific foods or substances. Muscle testing is a method used to assess the body's response to different stimuli by testing the strength or weakness of specific muscles.
 
The technique involves placing a substance (in this case, an egg) on a person's back while standing and while they remain unaware of what's being tested. The practitioner then tests the strength of the person's muscle, often their arm, to determine if there's a reaction to the food.
 
Here's how this process typically works:

1. Test Substance Placement: The practitioner places the test substance (in this case, an egg) behind the person's back.
2. Muscle Testing: The person being tested, usually by extending their arm horizontally, is asked to resist a downward pressure applied by the practitioner.
3. Interpreting the Response: If the person's muscle remains strong, it often indicates that the food test does not create any negative response in the body. If the muscle weakens when the food is introduced into the person's energy field, it's interpreted as a potential sensitivity or allergy to that substance.

 
This form of muscle testing seeks to identify food that may be problematic for an individual. This information can then be used to make dietary or lifestyle adjustments to promote better health.