STEPS FOR MRT

- Permission

- Position     

- Polarity      

- Point Selection

- Procedure

Procedures

. Surrogate

. O-Ring    

. Tip (sway)      

. Meridian        

Explain Permissions

- "I will be using your muscle strength as a guide to get feedback about your body"

- ASK about injuries to shoulder or arm

- Try both arms, but look to dominant arm first

- Remind them it's not a competition and they should use the same smooth force and pressure against you as you are using on them

Explain Positions

- Isolate a muscle

- Practitioner stands slightly above the client, ask them to sit if needed

- Avoid eye contact

- Remove electronics from client and practitioner, but things that are worn daily become part of your energy and do not need to be removed

Explain Polarity   

- Check polarity at chest or head

. palm to chest and palm to crown should result in a strong response

- Correct if switched

. rub kidney 22/thymus

. cross crawl                    

. switch arms and rub inner part of eyebrows

. make sure tongue is not on the roof of the mouth

- Practitioner check polarity with tip testing

Explain Procedure

- Touch the point to be tested with one hand and apply downward pressure

- A "weak" response indicates an active point

- Do not "diagnose" an active point

- If you have an active point, you can check to see what brings the body back into balance

- Check how much of a supplement it takes to correct an imbalance but remember you can not legally 'dose' or override the label on the bottle

Surrogate Testing 

- Should be used for MRT if the client is young, weak, or unable to participate

- Client and surrogate should maintain contact

- Test should be explained to both parties

- Surrogate should be questioned for injuries to their arm or shoulder

- Surrogate should maintain direct contact with client if possible

- Check CLIENT'S points/ Check SURROGATE'S polarity

- Have remote clients do tip test to determine client polarity

O-Ring Testing

- Discreet method of self-testing                                     

- Make a circle with the thumb and finger of one hand

- Try to break the circle with the thumb or finger of other hand

- Strong reaction is "true" or "yes" response                

- Don't use for 'predicting the future'                             

- Statements should be made instead of asking questions

"This is good for my body" vs "Is this good for my body?"

Explain Tip Testing   

- Good for skeptics

- Least subjective test

- Stand and hold the item to be tested

- Make the statement: "This is good for my body"

. you will tip forward if the item is beneficial

. you will tip backward if the item is not        

. if pelvis is blocked they might not be able to tip back and forth so check with name to see which way is 'true' or 'yes' and go with that

COLON

IODINE

BLOOD PRESSURE

SODIUM/POTASSIUM

YEAST/PARASITES

HCL

PANCREATIC ENZYMES

on right, NOT the left

PROBIOTICS/ACIDOPHILUS

on right NOT the left

ADRENALS/KIDNEYS

SYSTEMIC ALLERGIES

UPPER ALLERGIES

LYMPH

THYROID