Applied Kinesiology - Real or Fake?

AC, dizziness can be very tricky as it can mean so many things.

I am not a doctor, so consider this an only another opinion, and check what I say with medical tests. You can also try some ideas mentioned below and see if your symptoms subside.

I get that she is allergic to corn, peanuts, wheat ( gluten), soy, and artificial sweeteners. She is dehydrated and needs to drink more water, in lieu of other liquids. She muscle tested to be lacking in Vitamin B1 and B12, D, Calcium, magnesium, and iodine.

She is not allergic to milk, but I think almond milk is far superior to cow's milk. She is not allergic to almonds so this is OK to try.

I muscle tested that she has issues with viral, bacterial and fungal infection ( which could be a yeast infection). Many of these infections can have residual affects that do not show a fever, but still cause havoc to the body. Her infection resides in her bladder and intestines.

Overall her health is not as good as it should be, so try getting these issues corrected, and the dizziness may subside. Her brain, kidney and liver, and G/I tract are coming up lower than I like to see, and this means that she is toxic and has inflammation in her brain and other parts of her body.


Nutrasweeet crosses the blood brain barrier and does cause dizziness in many people. Make sure to cut out this completely and do not even chew gum with Nutrasweet in it.

Please respond and tell me if any of this makes sense to you.

Depends on if the muscle tester, can be "neutral" enough.

That is why answers can be off or two or more people can get different answers. It is a skill that can take quite a while to get right.

Totally real when done correctly.