The K-Test: Food intolerance test How Safe is it?
Carol J. R. Rae
February 18, 2009
BBC Watchdog TV this week has found serious a problem with, an not so new bio-feedback machine. The K-test it has been developed over 3 years of research.
If you have any bloating, skin rashes or headche the k-test can solve your problems in minutes.
A nurse explained in a UK pharmacist shop that the device bombards the body with 40 different food. (Not the actural food but a frequency modulation relating to the foods)
All for £30.
The BBC reporter went on to another pharmacist shop in the course of her investigation thatlikewise was using the K-Test.
Both tests did not come up with anything like the same answer.
The 1st test she was slightly sensitive to onions.
While the 2nd test a whole list of foods came up as allergic reactions.Three other BBC Watchdog reports went through several tests, none of them had any tests that match up, for their own case after doing more than one test each.
Dr Ben Goldacre http://www.badscience.net/said it was "Voodoo Science" they may as well of been reading Tea leaves.
Coming up with a set of random results. (He has no comprehension of the mechanism of these devices and what possible dangers there might be from radiation?)One other article at least says its just infra red... And what else?
K-Test the company said it depended on the time of day and 24 hours should be left between tests.
My understanding of the variation in results is dependent on the practitioners own health problems as well as, whoever used the machine before you.
The people who devise these devices, go on about "Quantum Physics" as if its something they half believe in but don`t quite understand.
In that we are still some how separate parts and if we happen to pick up someone else's condition through a electronic machine. Well that`s too insane for words.
(In hands on healing; one should be taught one can catch your patients condition)
Not that its recognised in Quantum Physics that we leave bits of ourselves
all over the place. When one works with spiritual/electrical energy one is supposed to cleans the area and equipment one might use. I`ve no idea if K-Test have instructions to cleans the equipment between patients.
My sources tell me Bicom which is not FDA approved are asked to put the electros into a solution and say an affirmation. I was told by a practitioner than she felt previous contamination by previous patients using the equipment was not removed reliably.
I personally felt on a spiritual level that the whole area would be filled up with previous vibrations.What lengths the authorties go too: To not realise how these devices act as a communication system the same problems we have with other forms of
electropollution are being missed.
Psychologists and other scientists denying us humans work electronically they are trying to find the God particle, by using particle accelorators and create new medicine seemingly not understanding these devices only need to be small not large.
Where its all going?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/watchdog/2009/02/food_intolerance_test.html?moduserid=movabletype191_57643&pid=76058886&upm=False&asb=False&pmp=False#dnaacs
http://www.mhra.gov.uk/Safetyinformation/Reportingsafetyproblems/Devices/index.htm
If you have any bloating, skin rashes or headche the k-test can solve your problems in minutes.
A nurse explained in a UK pharmacist shop that the device bombards the body with 40 different food. (Not the actural food but a frequency modulation relating to the foods)
All for £30.
The BBC reporter went on to another pharmacist shop in the course of her investigation thatlikewise was using the K-Test.
Both tests did not come up with anything like the same answer.
The 1st test she was slightly sensitive to onions.
While the 2nd test a whole list of foods came up as allergic reactions.Three other BBC Watchdog reports went through several tests, none of them had any tests that match up, for their own case after doing more than one test each.
Dr Ben Goldacre http://www.badscience.net/said it was "Voodoo Science" they may as well of been reading Tea leaves.
Coming up with a set of random results. (He has no comprehension of the mechanism of these devices and what possible dangers there might be from radiation?)One other article at least says its just infra red... And what else?
K-Test the company said it depended on the time of day and 24 hours should be left between tests.
My understanding of the variation in results is dependent on the practitioners own health problems as well as, whoever used the machine before you.
The people who devise these devices, go on about "Quantum Physics" as if its something they half believe in but don`t quite understand.
In that we are still some how separate parts and if we happen to pick up someone else's condition through a electronic machine. Well that`s too insane for words.
(In hands on healing; one should be taught one can catch your patients condition)
Not that its recognised in Quantum Physics that we leave bits of ourselves
all over the place. When one works with spiritual/electrical energy one is supposed to cleans the area and equipment one might use. I`ve no idea if K-Test have instructions to cleans the equipment between patients.
My sources tell me Bicom which is not FDA approved are asked to put the electros into a solution and say an affirmation. I was told by a practitioner than she felt previous contamination by previous patients using the equipment was not removed reliably.
I personally felt on a spiritual level that the whole area would be filled up with previous vibrations.What lengths the authorties go too: To not realise how these devices act as a communication system the same problems we have with other forms of
electropollution are being missed.
Psychologists and other scientists denying us humans work electronically they are trying to find the God particle, by using particle accelorators and create new medicine seemingly not understanding these devices only need to be small not large.
Where its all going?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/watchdog/2009/02/food_intolerance_test.html?moduserid=movabletype191_57643&pid=76058886&upm=False&asb=False&pmp=False#dnaacs
http://www.mhra.gov.uk/Safetyinformation/Reportingsafetyproblems/Devices/index.htm
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