p.s.

Some practiced kinesiologists have very good results suggesting where 'problems' may really lie...through 'muscle-testing' or reading other signs and hints the body gives.

If we are exploring to learn what is going on inside, it would be wise, I think, to learn what kinesiologists may see...'leave no stone unturned' so to speak...just as we might ask for a second or third doctor's opinion.

'Curing' the ailment is a whole other story, of course...but we could collect suggestions and best guesses.

If I were a doctor, I would have a whole battery of specialists of every kind looking at some of my patients, and I would read every opinion before beginning any treatment. (A broken leg is a broken leg, however, I would gather as many opinions as possible about how to treat even that.)

Perhaps that is the way of the future...many seem to be better informed today than ever before in history...hooray for communication!

F.