Kinesiology for Allergies & Intolerances
If you’re experiencing eczema or skin rashes, digestive disturbances, hay fever, asthma, anxiety, insomnia, brain fog, fatigue, you may be wondering if you have an allergy to something but what?
I had hay fever and asthma found it really debilitating. These attacks rendered me unable to operate. I couldn’t think properly or sleep and I got seriously grumpy. When I was doing my training, we practised the kinesiology techniques on each other and after one of the modules it just went. Its hard to say exactly when it stopped because I also forgot that it was ever really a problem. It was just gone and so was my anxiety around it and the identity I had build up to manage it.
What happens in a session?
Kinesiology takes a completely holistic approach to what is going on for you, including the mental, physical and emotional affects of the symptoms you experience. We work to clear stresses from and strengthen your energy system so it is more resilient in response to your daily life. We also look at possible supplements, lifestyle adjustments and dietary changes to support the work we are doing.
I use muscle testing to work out
- What food items or other substances are you reacting to?
- What health kinesiology technique is needed to bring balance back in?
- What can you expect afterwards?
- What is the best way to reintroduce this substance / food if its possible?
Is exclusion the answer?
Sometime it is not enough to simply know what it is you are allergic to and avoid consuming those things.
- Some of the things we are allergic to are unavoidable, for example pollens and moulds.
- When there are underlying physiological, psychological problems or electromagnetic disturbances in the body, a person can experience temporary benefits from dietary changes but the symptoms come back and retesting can show new allergies.
- Following an exclusion based diet can be difficult especially when we have to exclude our favourite thing.
- Exclusion can lead to a limited and unvaried diet
