What about Zyto Testing?

Anyone use it?

Comments from a Nutrionist/Chropracter using the I2I, which is apprently less expensiuve than the BioMeridian. The BioMeridian set up costs some $9000.00.

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I don't want to mislead you. The BioMeridians machine is a fine piece of
equipment. I happen to prefer the equipment and software developed by the
I2I company and that is the one I use. http://www.i2inetwork.net/

I would be happy to test you and the other people you mentioned. Currently,

I am using the I2I equipment and software with an emphasis on muscle testing
rather than electro-dermal screening. I am very satisfied with the
results.

The biomeridian system is able to test between brands of supplements to see which one will work the best with your body. IMO a responsible biomeridian practitioner will test you with what you are already taking first. If their *agenda* is to sell you products, then to me they're just another pusher. Some practitioners have products they trust which they make available but they aren't "pushing" them, and IMO that's different.

I have had biomeridian testing done by 2 different practitioners.

The first was a Naturopath doing short, timed sessions for $50. in a health food store.
The other was an Acupuncture Physician/OMD who works on her own and charges $100.

Here was the difference:
The Naturopath in the store was obviously there only to create more business for the store, IOW to sell the store's pet line of (pricey) products. She was watched like a hawk throughout the entire session by the store owner/s, who saw to it that she did not deviate from the short and quick, timed process which was mapped out for her. In fact a store employee sat with us during the entire session, at the same table, to guarantee it.

There were obviously things she wanted to say to me, but did not. It was very clear to me her tongue was leashed, and she did not deviate from her preset list of measurements no matter what I asked, and would not tell me what she was leaving out. The store tried to sell me about $189. in products, based upon the Naturopath's readings with the machine. One of the things she swore I needed was a supplement used to cut down Estrogen in women. It de-stabilized my entire system, and I wound up having to call the MD I had been working with to straighten things out.

The Acupuncture Physician came to my house and brought her system, the same equipment the naturopath in the store had used. She (The A.P.) tested my physical system alone and then also tested me with the supplements I was using, to see how my body responded to them. My body's natural wisdom had already weeded through a few brands of various things. We tested those too, and the machine confirmed my decisions. That was pretty neat..

It surprised me how quickly this woman got right to the heart of what was going on. She was able to get the specific name of the exact organism causing the trouble. We were able to rule out various bacteria and virae in seconds flat, and SHE found out what was going on, AND where it was hiding in my body.

Before this woman, I had spent more than a year in some ferocious pain and a few thousand $$ on blood tests, MDs etc. (Including the naturopath above) trying to find out what the h!@# happened to me, who had always been healthy as a horse.

In a few seconds on her system, she was also able to make a homeographic remedy which caused me to feel a strong positive difference within hours.

The whole session with her took about 20 minutes, and that $100. well, well worth it. So I very highly recommend the Biomeridian system, ONLY IF it is in the hands of an ethical and knowledgeable practitioner.

If anyone in S FL would like to know the AP I went to, email me. I gain nothing by it, I just know the woman is good and can be trusted.

Good health,
Ladylove :)