Comments on: Sugar and wheat free muffin recipe http://littlegreenblog.com/family-and-food/nutrition/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/ natural health, wellness and caring for the environment Mon, 21 May 2012 18:33:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 hourly 1 By: Mrs Green http://littlegreenblog.com/family-and-food/nutrition/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/comment-page-1/#comment-232 Mrs Green Tue, 22 Jul 2008 20:29:59 +0000 http://littlegreenblog.com/2008/07/21/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/#comment-232 Hi Russell, Kinesiology works on any age; that is one of the wonderful things about it. For a 14 month old, a practitioner would use a proxy tester. So, your babe would lie on you or your partner and the actual testing would be done through you. This is where it starts to *really* test one's open mindedness :D The food sample is in contact with your baby (I used to stuff it down their sock or back of their neck if they weren't old enough to hold without picking things apart :) ) so that the test is for them and NOT the person being tested, if that makes sense. Tbh though, if you dowse then why not do that? Just get together some samples of food (you could wrap them in paper if you want to blind test) and take each individual one and ask the question 'Is this food ok for xxxx (your baby's name)? Or if your baby is asleep, you could put the food on their tummy and dowse over them. Hi Russell,

Kinesiology works on any age; that is one of the wonderful things about it. For a 14 month old, a practitioner would use a proxy tester. So, your babe would lie on you or your partner and the actual testing would be done through you.

This is where it starts to *really* test one’s open mindedness :D The food sample is in contact with your baby (I used to stuff it down their sock or back of their neck if they weren’t old enough to hold without picking things apart :) ) so that the test is for them and NOT the person being tested, if that makes sense.

Tbh though, if you dowse then why not do that? Just get together some samples of food (you could wrap them in paper if you want to blind test) and take each individual one and ask the question ‘Is this food ok for xxxx (your baby’s name)? Or if your baby is asleep, you could put the food on their tummy and dowse over them.

]]> By: russell http://littlegreenblog.com/family-and-food/nutrition/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/comment-page-1/#comment-233 russell Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:56:24 +0000 http://littlegreenblog.com/2008/07/21/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/#comment-233 Thanks for that, not weird to me at all. Would have been 12 months ago but I been taught lots of great things in my Cognitive Hypnotherapy training which has opened my mind and experience to such things. We use a pendulum sometimes which magnifies tiny muscle movements which can be used to communicate with the unconscious mind. Do you think kenesiolgy would work with a 14 month old? Thanks for that, not weird to me at all. Would have been 12 months ago but I been taught lots of great things in my Cognitive Hypnotherapy training which has opened my mind and experience to such things. We use a pendulum sometimes which magnifies tiny muscle movements which can be used to communicate with the unconscious mind. Do you think kenesiolgy would work with a 14 month old?

]]> By: Mrs Green http://littlegreenblog.com/family-and-food/nutrition/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Mrs Green Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:35:01 +0000 http://littlegreenblog.com/2008/07/21/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/#comment-230 Hi Russell, sorry to hear that your LO has so many intolerances. Hopefully s/he will grow out of some of them. I know LMG is not as sensitive as she used to be now. I'm a kinesiologist so I did the testing you've probably been told is not very accurate :D But I believe in it, and past client's recoveries are testament to the accuracy of the testing. Done professionally by an experienced practitioner, kinesiology is around 80-90% accurate. but with all walks of life, you get charlatans who just take your money and don't know what they are doing. I give the client homeopathic files of the food to hold (we do double blind testing so that I cannot influence the results) and test for any differences in the muscle tone of their arm. Hmm, all sounds a bit weird, doesn't it?! Perhaps I'll put up a post about kinesiology sometime and attempt to explain it better. I did a test on someone, who, unbeknown to me had had a hair sample analysis done. Afterwards the lady showed me the results and they were about 90% the same as the hair sample. She was blown away by it and has been a convert ever since.... Do let me know how you get on or feel free to ask any questions; I love talking about this :) Hi Russell, sorry to hear that your LO has so many intolerances. Hopefully s/he will grow out of some of them. I know LMG is not as sensitive as she used to be now.

I’m a kinesiologist so I did the testing you’ve probably been told is not very accurate :D But I believe in it, and past client’s recoveries are testament to the accuracy of the testing.

Done professionally by an experienced practitioner, kinesiology is around 80-90% accurate. but with all walks of life, you get charlatans who just take your money and don’t know what they are doing.

I give the client homeopathic files of the food to hold (we do double blind testing so that I cannot influence the results) and test for any differences in the muscle tone of their arm.

Hmm, all sounds a bit weird, doesn’t it?! Perhaps I’ll put up a post about kinesiology sometime and attempt to explain it better.

I did a test on someone, who, unbeknown to me had had a hair sample analysis done. Afterwards the lady showed me the results and they were about 90% the same as the hair sample. She was blown away by it and has been a convert ever since….

Do let me know how you get on or feel free to ask any questions; I love talking about this :)

]]> By: russell http://littlegreenblog.com/family-and-food/nutrition/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/comment-page-1/#comment-231 russell Mon, 21 Jul 2008 10:01:26 +0000 http://littlegreenblog.com/2008/07/21/sugar-and-wheat-free-muffin-recipe/#comment-231 Hey, great recipe. We avoid wheat, and out little one has all sorts of food intolerances that we have worked out through trial and error and lots of sleepless nights. It includes potatoes (and celery!). We were thinking about testing but got told it is not very accurate - how did you test LMG? You said she held the potato? Hey, great recipe. We avoid wheat, and out little one has all sorts of food intolerances that we have worked out through trial and error and lots of sleepless nights. It includes potatoes (and celery!). We were thinking about testing but got told it is not very accurate - how did you test LMG? You said she held the potato?

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