Hi there Larry if that is your name. Thanks for the suggestion. I did look into this I don't think there are any practitioners near me. But it sounds very similar to what my chiropractor does anyway.
He practises "total body modification." Similar to kinesiology, he uses muscle testing to identify problems (for example, infections, organ and systems (gall bladder, digestive system, electromagnetic system etc) , and taps the necessary sequence into the specific related accuppresure points on the spine, which fixes the issue immediately and he can treat the entire body that way, so effectively for endless things.
He treats me for allergies all the time. The object in question is placed over the chest and then the arm is tested for muscle strength, the arm being weak if I'm allergic to it.
Then, when the arm is shown to be weak, and with the object still on my chest,he moves his hands around the body testing various organs, testing the muscle strength in my arm with each one, until the arm is strong again. This indicates the exact body part that the allergy is linked directly to. There will always be just one, all others showing the arm weak, in relation to the allergen that is.
When the arm is made stronger, in relation to the allergen on the chest being treated, he then taps the corresponding sequence into the accupressure points on the spine for that organ, which treats the allergy- by way of frequency/vibration adjustment I believe, the cause of the allergy (but not the ultimate cause, of course which is far deeper).
It really works though. for example, if i'm allergic to cashew nuts, causing stomach upset, then he will treat it, and by the time I walk out of the room, I can eat cashews again with no problems. The allergies will always recur in time, due to the underlying factors (heavily disturbed gut flora in my case) but I can stay on top of things by going regularly enough.
Also I discovered that it is possible to treat multiple items at once. My chiropractor was taught that he can only ever do 3 allergy treatments at a time with this method.
But I discovered through experimentation that it works just as well to treat 50 different food items in one. So I have a food bag full of every day foods and supplements for that purpose alone, such as different nuts, grains, beans, olives, spices etc etc, covering most things I eat.
Every time I go for a treatment I take the bag with me, whether I am conscious of being intolerant to anything in particular or not. If I am allergic to anything in the bag, then it will show up with muscle testing, and he will treat the bag as one allergen. It only takes 2 treatments at the most to clear everything in the bag, but even if not everything is cleared in one treatment, many items in the bag will be, with the rest cleared with another treatment.
I do the same with my asthma inhalers- all as one allergen in a food bag, and then there is another spot for the 3rd treatment he can do at a time, depending on what I want tested and treated.
It doesn't cure my allergenic tendencies, but it makes life a lot more livable and makes such a difference all round.
Thanks for the suggestion Larry, all the best, Alexis.