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Pqra abordar - curar - problemas de salud que no se resuelven con las recetas habituales de los médicos

Este vídeo realmente no es tan útil, pero muestra cómo la electricidad fluye a través de nosotros.

@@highpointhealth2669 Ya veo, Gracias, Que interesante

It was a gift from a patient back in 2017. She said she got it at Hobby Lobby

A number of people do what I do and can help you! You can check out HighPointHealthSeattle.com or search for "Nutrition Response Testing near me" or "Morphogenic Field Technique near me"

@@highpointhealth2669 I thought you were in North Carolina! I used to live in Asheboro, which is about ten minutes from a town called High Point!

Rarely, on very special occasions only. When people have diabetes they really need to avoid all sugars, including the high concentrations of fructose in fruit.

Or a navy suit for war?

One for diabetes. One for high blood pressure. Two for high blood pressure. One for thyroid.

Leo????

th-cam.com/video/14e1ZHg7zNw/w-d-xo.html Indeed

Homeopathic / energetic frequencies of chemicals, metals, immune stressors, and foods act as neuroprompts. If you hold your arm up and someone tests your reflex, you can feel it. It's just like when the back of your knees get touched: your knees buckle.

Yes. Google "Nutrition Response Testing with Animals". The veterinarian I know who does this work has stories about saving animals other vets would "put down" that will bring you to tears. I don't think I'm wrong in believing that snakes can have health issues relating to toxins, immune stressors, genetically messed up foods, additives, etc too. If the veterinarian uses your arm as a conduit, you will need to be healthy so you're clear first.

@Ben Mann well yeah, but it's not like typical asmr that doesn't really work. On me, it's like medical videos that mostly Calm me down

Glad you like them!

Same here!! I saw a lot your videos and help me to sleep ... Actually is 10:30pm and I'm already in bed...

No Ken. The proof is in the pudding. When your own nervous system's reflexes help you identify what you need when all your doctor's left brains failed, you will come to understand.

@@highpointhealth2669 I welcome new understanding.

It works great. Clinic address is above: highpointhealthseattle.com​ High Point Health in Seattle 5637 30th Ave S.W., Seattle, WA 98126

Me too Karuna.

Thank you for your well though-out consideration. If I though you had an open mind I would offer you a free first consultation. I do not diagnose with my system. I have patients who have come to me with diagnosed pathologies, as you like to refer to , like tumors growing in their brains causing ear ringing. When the ear ringing goes away for the first time in years, we say, "Proof is in the pudding." This patient is still healthy and has her hearing, with the tumor having shrunk with my work. Patient after patient after patient who get no relief from medical doctors come to me. Their medical doctors charged them 10X and 100X more, and often caused more damage. Your last sentence makes no sense. A sick person just wants to get well. Whatever you imply, different treatments don't work. My treatments do. I suppose you have never seen a condition that could not be helped with status quo medicine. I see such conditions all the time. I don't treat cancer, but where do you think the cure for pancreatic cancer came from? Enzymes in food.

@@highpointhealth2669 I wouldn't disagree that a radical change in diet can have adverse effects on someone's health and even completely cure some ailments. But as far as placing random substances on their chest and feeling their arm muscle as a way to measure this? It's completely ridiculous. I think it's far more likely that people are finding relief through a change in their dietary habits, but not necessarily due to this completely nonsensical diagnostic procedure. It's a causation or correlation issue, and I think we both know that the accuracy and causal significance of your treatments would not hold up to scientific scrutiny.

@@SirLied Take a decade of my work, interview the patients who have seen results with this work when medical doctors were to no avail, and then tell me if having the opinion you just expressed made you a scientist.

Thank you. Will consider this as I expand my practice.

@@highpointhealth2669 please do I love it

Josie's demo is not about being tested for intolerance to fructose. Josie is just asking you to observe the conduction of electricity through the body.

@@highpointhealth2669 You basically just said nothing by saying something.

​@@swesleyc7Usually you have to be good at that when scamming people

It's just a way to hold the arm up so we can use the hypothermia-type reflex, where the anterior deltoid stays strong or goes weak when the body is telling us yes or no. But of course, some may hold their arms up for other purposes. And here's some history about fascism since you seem interested in it: th-cam.com/video/JU1IVW6uqM0/w-d-xo.html

It's a sham. Unscientific and proven to be untrue. You're blind.

@@highpointhealth2669This is actually such an iconic response

@highpointhealth2669 Why’d you respond to this as if it were serious 😂😂😂

@@citrosoda5370their response is ironic as well!

Showing the basis for working with reflexes.

@@highpointhealth2669 cool

It was a gift from a patient. You can find them at Hobby Lobby. It's a fun toy.

I get this response alot. Acupuncture and Nutrition Response Testing are things I do every day. YOU may liken it to prayer, to believing in God or nature, and not believe in this medicine, but you don't need to believe in acupuncture or Nutrition Response Testing for them to help you feel better. People come to me with serious, chronic conditions after having taken alot of different medicines their medical doctors gave them. If all they needed to do was believe to feel better, they would not have started acupuncture or Nutrition Response Testing. I did not go with the first naturopathic doctor who introduced me to it. But my health got worse so I got desperate and tried it. Hey, I'm cycling 50 miles and hiking up mountains every other day, now, age 50 I'm stronger and healthier than I have been since high school. I even have less pain, usually none. The success I have with my patients parallels my personal experience. I treat children, the athletes, parents, grandparents, and get the whole family healthy. All the best to you with your beliefs.

@@highpointhealth2669 if you give someone a sugar pill and tell them it will cure them, it will cure a percentage of people through the placebo effect. The mind is very powerful. All you're doing it using the placebo effect, otherwise, science would show your methods work.

@@highpointhealth2669 I’m sorry but as an active athlete I happen to know a lot about the body. Learning about these kinds of thinks and being educated on what I’m doing to my body is a big part of what I do. I’m a trainer, bodybuilder, mountain climber, and a runner. And I just have to say this is one of the grey areas in the medical industry that I can prove absolutely false in a matter of seconds. Just because you push on someone’s liver and pull on their arm like a slot machine doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with someone. Last year when me and my close friends were attempting to debunk certain questionable things in the medical industry this was one of the first things we tested. I followed every guide, got some sugar pills, and found someone who felt ill. I “diagnosed” them, gave them the water pills and held a checkup every two weeks for two months. They’re symptoms cleared in 3 days after taking those sugar pills.

@@highpointhealth2669 You are a fucking quack and should be ashamed of the sham you are perpetuating here.

You can lead a horse to water... My father was a physicist but he truly didn't understand biology, muscles, how to naturally prevent heart disease, how to keep his hip from degenerating, his cancer from growing. I studied to become a biologist and medical practitioner with an understanding of physics.

@@DauphinetB No one is forcing them to visit them. They can scam people first time, but they can not scam them when they come back 50 times after.

@@floatingchimney placebo is a kinda scam 🤷‍♂️

@@4hand561 Nutrition is placebo/scam If you think your mother grew you from 2 cells into a newborn with placebo. Pardon my directness, but if your mother took drugs "to grow you" during her pregnancy with you, it could explain your closed-mindedness.

@@highpointhealth2669 never said nutrition response testing (not just nutrition) is either i said a placebo is a kinda scam... its the idea that some doctors give troublsome patients fake medicine as a placebo... do i think NRT is a scam? Not to me... because i aint paying for it... if someone gets something out of it who am i to say its a scam?

Thank you. There are so many videos with people doing NRT across the USA. Miranda is not really in the video business. You can email the clinic if you have any questions at mail@taylorgoodhealth.com or call 206-932-4371. Have a nice day.

After Leo took digestive enzymes and gave fructose/fruit sugar a break for a while, his pancreas recovered and he was able to eat a banana every so often without negative symptoms.

@@highpointhealth2669 LMFAO

You are right. The toy shows the body is an electrical conductor. Other tests, the electrocardiogram for example, are better to depict electricity from the body (graph the heart's electrical activity in the case of the the ECG). Josie uses what's cheap and accessible, (not perfect), as she explains that we harness the body's electricity for Nutrition Response Testing. You will find Nutrition Response Testing professionals all over the country, and you'd be surprised how much we help patients get back to living healthy lives, with a test that uses a reflex much like hypothermia. The body will protect a weak organ by diverting Electricity/Qi/Energy/blood flow to a compromised organ and an arm or leg held up will lose it's ability to hold locked. My visits run $60, and people's symptoms can improve in minutes. How much was your/your friend's last medical visit and did it bring you/your friend permanent relief? NRT is a great option to help people figure out what nutritional "pieces" they're missing. Peace be with you and yours.

@@highpointhealth2669 yeah most of what you said it's a load of bs and pseudoscientific lies. Nutrition Response Test has no scientific proof of being true so what you guys do is tell a bunch of pretty lies and recommend diet changes. You're shameful

Please don't ruin this with logic. I love the mysterious electrical toy.

​​@@highpointhealth2669Qi is what my phone uses to charge wirelessly. How neat xd

Thank you! We're seeing lots of moms with their kids get back to perfect health, so making videos is not a priority. Please make an appointment with us or with any Nutrition Response Testing practitioner to see the real thing.

#11 seriously!? That sucks :( Her video with leo is so relaxing, her voice was perfect for asmr

@@highpointhealth2669 we would love to see any more videos you ever decide to make! Please maybe try for another?

k - yes, a child can learn muscle testing. You can learn to help people who are very sensitive identify what is throwing them off. I have an 87 year old who used to go to the hospital all the time. She's older but been healthier for the past 2 years with Nutrition Response Testing than in prior 20.

I don't use the conduction toy as much as simple magnets. If you put a magnet inside a jar, you can attract another magnet through the jar. Like charging your hair so it sticks to a balloon, dragging your feet on carpet, such toys get us interested in charge and flow of electricity. My father's life's work was how to electrically charge a powder to get it to "stick" to paper. He worked for Xerox Corporation. I thought his work was boring. I prefer to work with the magnetism of living bodies. Everyone I knew in upstate New York knew that if your hands were cold, warmer gloves did not keep hands warm unless you wore a good jacket and hat. If a body gets cold, the hands/feet reflexively get cold as warm blood recirculates to only the vital organs and brain. One of the first things we learn in medial training with Chinese medicine, is that Blood follows qi. Qi is poorly translated as energy. When the Chinese write about qi, they use characters, not letters A-Z. The characters represent, in simple pictures, what the word is. The Chinese character for Qi is rice with steam. Simply stated, if your body's qi is working right, you should have heat and the energy that comes from those carbs - energy - to hold up your arm. If the qi flow is blocked for any reason, when I push on your arm, it feels like you are getting your knees kicked out from under you. If an organ gets stressed, you only need to put pressure on the dermatome/acupuncture points associated with the organ, and see a "hypothermia" response. Energy to hold up the arm is diverted to the weak organ.

Hi Trevor, thanks for commenting. I've helped people as much as and in some cases more with Nutrition Response Testing than with acupuncture. For tennis elbow acupuncture and massage with herbal liniments that help with circulation speeds up the healing process.

I’ m from Brazil and I’would like know more

+Zephyrmaylea, thanks so much for responding to my first video! I will be adding more videos soon. Our medical system has developed a parallel universe for people with weakened immune systems. Endless cycles of antibiotics have replaced traditional medicines that actually heal the immune system. As you can see, a person with a weak immune system is not stuck with that problem. The alternative choice may be hard to find in some parts of the country. Have the people you know find a clinician who does what I do at unsinc.info/locate-clinician.html People drive hours to see these practitioners because it's worth their while to get healthy and stay healthy. Different ways of practicing nutrition and herbal medicine work, but the Ulan Nutritional Systems school is working to fill in gaps with a standard method developed from acupressure points and Dietrich Klinghardt's, among other's work. It's a good system. My best to you and yours, Miranda Taylor, L.Ac in Seattle