Muscle Response Testing (MRT) is useful for restricted therapeutic purposes.

It’s unsuitable for trauma or supplement identification.

MRT reveals what the subconscious mind believes, not what it knows.

The subconscious mind is especially vulnerable to being sold “magic pills” (supplements).

The next time you visit a chiropractor or holistic therapist who uses MRT to promote his magic pills, give him the following test …

Hand him three opaque capsules.

1) Let him muscle-test you for the one containing vitamin C.

2) Let him muscle-test you for the one containing refined table sugar.

3) Let him muscle-test you for the one containing a potent emetic.

4) See if he correctly identifies which one is “best” for you and which one is “worst” for you.

5) Shuffle the capsules and rerun this test a few times.

Would you really blindly swallow the capsule he tests as “best?”

What a muscle response tester is often measuring is a client’s death wish.

Anyone who dies has a death wish.

Leonard Orr was right on when he declared …

“All death is suicide.”