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Autonomic Response Testing Laws |
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by Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, M.D., PhD
1. The First law of Autonomic Response Testing - the law of resonance
between two identical substances ( this law has been most clearly
identified by the research of Y.Omura,M.D.): if a substance is held
in the energy field of a person and the indicator muscle weakens,
the identical substance is in the body (resonance between two
identical substances). If the substance is only in a particular
organ, ganglion or other structure, the test substance has to be
held exactly over this area. A variation of this test is the most
common Autonomic Response Testing: the examiner finds a structure that
therapy-localizes (while holding it, the indicator muscle weakens).
The indicator-muscle becomes strong, when the resonating substance
is placed anywhere on the patient.
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The Second law of Autonomic Response Testing - 2-Pointing: if the
examiner therapy-localizes more than one structure, ganglion etc.
during the Autonomic Response Testing body scan or examination, two structures (or more)
may be affected by the same toxin or infection, or one structure may
affect one or more others. If the indicator muscle weakens while
holding one of these structures but strengthens while holding
another (which weakened when held alone), there is a) either a
cause/effect relationship between the two or b) they are both
affected by the s toxin/infection . The 2nd law of Autonomic Response Testing is therefore really a variation of the 1st law.
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The Third Law of Autonomic Response Testing- Resonance between the examiner and the patient : the examiner's body acts exactly like
any other substance held into the energy field of the patient. If
the doctor is toxic with the same substance that is causing the
patient's illness or that is stored in one or more of the
patient's tissues, the test will be affected as outlined in the
1st and 2nd law of Autonomic Response TestingTherefore, the 3rd
law is really a variation of the 1st law also (but
overlooked in any other school of kinesiology).
As outlined
in the Autonomic Response Testing manual, the patient also has this effect on the
examiner. Therefore no two examiners can find the same problems in a
given patient, unless both examiners are free of stored toxins,
infections, root canal filled teeth, untreated scars, active
psycho-emotional conflicts, have not recently consumed foods they
are allergic to etc. The 3rd law results in a simple
postulate: the Autonomic Response Testing practitioner has to continuously strive to
improve their own health. The practitioner should be "ahead"
of their healthiest patient (Quote: Ann McCombs, D.O.).
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