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Reply #25 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:35pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:27pm:
people ignorant of the topic I advanced


As I see it, theres not much in the advance stage here. The boosters have not even left the pad yet!
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Reply #26 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:46pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:27pm:
quoting bizarre, debunked  internet sources.


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Skeptical evaluations

Applied Kinesiology: Muscle-Testing for "Allergies" and "Nutrient Deficiencies" by Stephen Barrett, Quackwatch
Applied Kinesiology by William T. Jarvis, The National Council Against Health Fraud
Applied kinesiology James Randi Educational Foundation, An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
The Mischief-Making of Ideomotor Action by Ray Hyman, The Scientific Review of Alternative Medicine
Applied Foolishness by John Blanton, The North Texas Skeptics InteliHealth applied kinesiology article material was reviewed by the Faculty of the Harvard Medical School with final editing approved by Natural Standard.
Muscle Testing by John Ankerberg and John Weldon, The Encyclopedia of New Age Beliefs
Testing Muscle Testing: Applied Kinesiology by James Walker, The Watchman Expositor
Applied Kinesiology and Nutritional Muscle Response Testing: A Christian Perspective by Janice Lyons
Applied Kinesiology By Nicholas Brewer, 2006
Applied Kinesiology by Harry Edwards, A Skeptic’s Guide to the New Age
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Please distinguish for us average people which are the bizarre and which have been debunked.






fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:27pm:
I only asked if anyone out there has any experience,


fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 7:27am:
is this something we should put in our bag of CH tricks either after everything else has failed, or, God forbid, as a primary treatment for CH?

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Reply #27 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:50pm
 
"according to the book"...

Given that most people new to this list, are just trying to get some information, maybe some new ideas, even share their experiences and see if they might help others.

How many people who could be out there now,
are turned off when their first posts are met by arguments of the caliber extended here?

I mean silly arguments, where the new posters are accused of being callous and extending the pain of others. Posts by those who are so superior, they can tell the poster's next move, even when they are wrong. Posts that proffer meritless blogs, and are smug and superior,
while dismissive and insulting.

With 9,000 posts between the two major posters on this thread, a recurring comment is how new posters will post a while and then go off this forum, cursing others for their ignorance. Perhaps a self fulfilling prophecy, as most people don't need that type of abuse and, especially in the throws of a cluster episode, will go other wheres.

On behalf of the people you've chased off, I want to thank you both for your courteous, positive and well thought out responses. If all 9,000 of them are of this cut, you can be very proud of yourselves.

While I don't have the monumental egotism to think that I have 2 or 6 thousand things worth saying to this forum, I do plan to stay around a while.

Some of the old threads and posts are dynamite, and if you guys would stop wasting our bandwidth, I really am curious if anyone out there has any experience with AK.

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Reply #28 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:59pm
 
fly gas
you posted on the initial post Quote:
“I am encouraged to ask”
yes, very good, ask, we all get to gather some more know how…..and that is what CH.com is for me, a platform for knowledge about our common malady! and yes, a place where I can talk about CH, and I know I am understood!
I am not attacking you, nor am I presumptuous or any thing, I just never heard the term AK (Applied Kinesiology) and I was simply asking you (or all) to explain it to me….. how can I attack you if I have no idea what are you talking about, and as I am interested to gather knowledge, that is why I am on this boards, and I simply ask you to explain to me what is  AK!
you post Quote:
“All I get are some ?'s”
well the same way you can ask I believe I can ask too! so pleas, take the time and explain for me the term, so I know what we are talking about…..

Michael

BTW I didn’t like Quote:
What interferes are the posts from people ignorant of the topic I advanced
I might be as you call it ignorant, I do live in a remote village on the Alps…… but I am not stupid!.... so Pls. use proper language!
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Reply #29 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:59pm
 
And now the drama and victimology phase of your little play.
Completely consistent with a particular M.O.


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Reply #30 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:02pm
 
You are still pushing it for some reason? I actually went to one of these guys a few years back on the recommendation of an associate. I found it to be pure quackery at its best. I just did not remember what it was called. I called it holistic hooey!

You wanted the feedback and now I too will be accused of being uninformed also. If our feedback does not conform to your vision, we are labeled ignorant by you…

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Reply #31 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:09pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:50pm:
dismissive and insulting.



Who's hand is this?

fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:50pm:
silly,
proffer meritless blogs,
smug and superior,
monumental egotism,
wasting our bandwidth





fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:50pm:
I do plan to stay around a while.


Well, watch the personal attacks.      


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Reply #32 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:27pm
 
Could some-one explain for me what is Applied Kinesiology, in simple words, didn’t totally understand it, looked it up in wiki but some what seems very un organized, is it an alternative treatment, I never heard of this before this morning …..

Wildhaus,

Applied Kinesiology simply is a method of testing the body for allergies, and/or nerve, organ or muscle peculiarities.

My doctor uses touch or acupressure to test for nerve and muscle, and
tests about 400 substances on my body for allergies or deficiencies, using a ceramic magnet at three receptor points on the body.
The current from the poles of the magnet are supposed to accelerate the electron flow from the potential allergens. A positive will cause a distinct loss of strength, he has me push against his hand, and my hand just goes backwards if I test positive.
He uses deeper tests to root out false positives, and after analyzing results, he tries to fix any diagnosed problems, usually with acupressure, diet therapies and occasionally supplements. As opposed to most CH therapies whose goal is to contain the pain, AK as I understand it tries to find root causes why the body is allowing this pain to come out again, and then heal the problems, allowing the body to get back to a non episode like state of health, ergo heal itself so to speak. When doing AK, I have never dropped any other course of treatment that has been effective, this episode oxygen, showers and Zomig are the charm, but AK works parallel to my other doctors' work.
I doubt if this approach will work for everyone, I also doubt that many practitioners are 100% in their practice, as this is an evolving discipline, more the conjuncture of a number of disciplines.
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but as this is the site of the AK college, it is offered as a resource only.
Most studies on AK are skewed one way or the other, as if the writer has their mind made up before day one.

My experience has been good, others have not had luck.

This is why I keep asking for experiences from people who have actually tried it, not just read some blogs.

If you do try it, I wish you luck, and I hope you will share your results, positive or negative.

If it is not for you, that is OK also,
I wish you luck in whatever course you choose.

Chris




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Reply #33 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:39pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:27pm:
This is why I keep asking for experiences from people who have actually tried it, not just read some blogs.



I think the articles that have been cited thus far are more than "reading some blogs". In addition, the time spent here and gathering data from a wide variety of information does point out some of the deficiencies of a treatment that you claim to be effective yet you state, "When doing AK, I have never dropped any other course of treatment that has been effective, this episode oxygen, showers and Zomig are the charm, but AK works parallel to my other doctors' work."

So which is working? the conventional meds that you choose to denigrate? or the virtuous AK that you seem to extol?

If you believe it has shortened your cycles then that is one thing, but also know that many sufferers deal with varied lengths in cycles throughout our lives. I used to be able to set a calendar by my cycle -- not anymore. No patterns exists anymore other than it sucking whenever it comes.
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Reply #34 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:39pm
 
Chris, that is the most genuine post yet on AK. The guy I tried was very convincing, but the therapy still fell short of anything I would consider helpful for my chronic CH.

Best, Roland.
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Reply #35 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:57pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:27pm:
Wildhaus,

Applied Kinesiology simply is a method of testing the body for allergies, and/or nerve, organ or muscle peculiarities.

My doctor uses touch or acupressure to test for nerve and muscle, and
tests about 400 substances on my body for allergies or deficiencies, using a ceramic magnet at three receptor points on the body.
The current from the poles of the magnet are supposed to accelerate the electron flow from the potential allergens. A positive will cause a distinct loss of strength, he has me push against his hand, and my hand just goes backwards if I test positive.
He uses deeper tests to root out false positives, and after analyzing results, he tries to fix any diagnosed problems, usually with acupressure, diet therapies and occasionally supplements. As opposed to most CH therapies whose goal is to contain the pain, AK as I understand it tries to find root causes why the body is allowing this pain to come out again, and then heal the problems, allowing the body to get back to a non episode like state of health, ergo heal itself so to speak. When doing AK, I have never dropped any other course of treatment that has been effective, this episode oxygen, showers and Zomig are the charm, but AK works parallel to my other doctors' work.

Chris



Chris, Tks, I will take it to the pain Klink in KSSG (Kanton Spital St. Gallen, Switzerland) and talk it over with the Pain clinic Dr's, they are very open for alternative medicine! as well as the Dr's at the endocrinological institute at KSSG.... and see what they have to say….. I am currently treated with the ONS (Occipital nerve stimulator) but I am interested in any type of therapy, and I do pass it on to my treating Drs. they are very interested in any bit and piece of Info. I did pass (even) the info about the soft drink containing Caffeine…  some thing they have found amusing, but interesting….. and looking for plausible related information to explain the positive effect!

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Reply #36 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 2:11pm
 
If I haven't said before, my experience with AK was that after 25 years of totally drug resistant CH, 21 years ago, I looked up an acupuncturist, who was also licensed in AK. I had been suffering an episode for almost a year, and on the second vivit, I had a small precursor walking out of the office. Then the Episode stopped.
Since then, over 21 years, the episodes that averaged maybe 4-6 months up, and were laced with a lot of 8-10 headaches, now average 2-6 weeks, and are generally 2-6's.

I don't claim that AK did anything.
I don't claim that it worked anything without she showers, oxygen and other therapies I used.
It could just be luck, or timing of a change in my cycles.
All I claim is that this is my own individual experience, but it is factual.

All I'm doing is asking if anyone else has had any experience with AK.

All I'm suggesting is that if we share our experiences and keep our opinions to ourselves, this would be a far more inteligent thread.

Heck, if I read any of the "papers" quoted in post's, I'd be running the other way, but  I thank God I didn't.
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Reply #37 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 2:38pm
 
Sorry I'm confused. Now you say: "I don't claim that AK did anything."

You did infer that AK was what changed your cluster headache.

You said:
"I walked in after an almost year long episode, (thought I had become chronic), and after a long workup, two days later he did some work on me, and leaving the office I had a precursor, and that was it, the episode stopped dead in its tracks."

What is the question then?
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Reply #38 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 4:09pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 2:11pm:
All I'm suggesting is that if we ...keep our opinions to ourselves, this would be a far more inteligent thread.


Have you read your opinions?

What's funny is, when you post a link, footnote, resource, or study, it is used in an authoritative and substantive referenced manner, a better explanation.

fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 8:40am:
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fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 8:40am:
Wiki links to a number of studies pro and con, a bit more balanced and non judgmental,


fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 3:00pm:
The American Chiropractic Assn is a major proponent of AK. They state...


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 8:18am:
like the American Chiro Assn
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fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 8:18am:
studies have been presented, a few positive ones for balance incl:
Perot C, Meldener R, Goubel F (1991). "Objective measurement of proprioceptive technique consequences on muscular maximal voluntary contraction during manual muscle testing". Agressologie 32 (10 Spec No): 471-4. PMID 1844106.
Frost, Robert, Applied Kinesiology: A Training Manual and Reference Book of Basic Priciples and Practices', p. 4, North Atlantic Books, 2002. available online.
Schmitt WH, Leisman G (December 1998). "Correlation of applied kinesiology muscle testing findings with serum immunoglobulin levels for food allergies". Int. J. Neurosci. 96 (3-4): 237-44. PMID 10069623.


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 8:18am:
I did get reading some of these, is that AK is a pretty much...


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but as this is the site of the AK college, it is offered as a resource only.



But when someone else posts a link or, addresses the same link as you, it is:

fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:27pm:
bizarre, debunked  internet sources.


fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 3:00pm:
mindless regurgitation


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 11:06am:
antiquated studies


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 12:50pm:
silly arguments,

meritless blogs,


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 1:27pm:
some blogs.


fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 8:18am:
I could care less about your studies.


fly gas wrote on Dec 6th, 2008 at 8:40am:
I could care less what average people ...say about AK.


Is it because when someone else posts a link, or the same link you mentioned, they are average people and you are not?


I saw some advice given earlier in the thread, how about if you read this for yourself.

fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 11:06am:
Who do some people think they are? Stop treating everyone on the list like they are morons,







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Reply #39 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 4:36pm
 
Dear Kevin,

I'm sorry, your last post is beyond me. You are misquoting, twisting,
and without any coherant thread. Either you don't understand what I'm writing, or you choose to ignore it and go on with your phobic diatribe.
Either way, you are entitled to your thoughts, as I am to mine.

I stand by everything I have written.

I hope this blather doesn't get in the way or people at least looking at AK,
which is clearly your intent, for whatever your reasons.

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Reply #40 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 4:49pm
 
This is not the first time this type of treatment has come up. If it works for you great. If someone likes to try it great. Some will disagree, great. Drive on. This blather is what I consider open discussion. Simply take what you want and leave the rest.
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Reply #41 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 5:17pm
 
fly gas wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 4:36pm:
I'm sorry, your last post is beyond me. You are misquoting, twisting,
and without any coherant thread. Either you don't understand what I'm writing, or you choose to ignore it and go on with your phobic diatribe.


How can your own opinions be beyond you?  You can point out where I've misquoted and twisted for more constructive criticism.  

Well, without understanding or choosing to ignore that last post, you are still able to come up with a summing dismissive opinion -- "phobic diatribe".  It fits nicely along side your others in that last post also, why didn't you use that one earlier.  Damn.  Good one.
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Yea, what they said... Smiley
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Reply #43 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 6:38pm
 
Could it be a new instance of CH-Tom?


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Reply #44 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 6:49pm
 
AlienSpaceGuy wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 6:38pm:
Could it be a new instance of CH-Tom?


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Reply #45 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 7:17pm
 
Potter wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 6:49pm:
    Tom wouldn't use a ceramic magnet.

             Kinder gentler Potter


It’s an energy magnet Potter, you know like the ones they find off Bimini Island. There’s magical power in dem… Smiley

Rolo… Smiley

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Chris wrote:

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The last time I checked experiences are based on ones opinions of the environment that spawned them… Undecided
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Reply #46 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 8:31pm
 
Way back in the dark ages, some folks came to ch.com with the suggestion that they could control their attacks with something new. They had strange names like PinkShark Mark, Flash and even Q chimed in. They gained a few followers and the villagers lit torches and screamed obscenities at the heretics.

In desperation, more people began to try their new methods and found that there just might be something to this………….except for the guy who did it wrong  Wink

I’m NOT saying that AK is good, or even has any potential. I just hate to see the villagers lighting those damn torches at the sound of a single lost coyote in the distance.

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Reply #47 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 10:09pm
 
Marc,
I make here some fine differences:

Sure, on first sight Flash's method looked crazy, and it met the full rejection of the subjects of the DEA. But in the light of the parentage of LSD, its chemical similarity to serotonin, the reports on trial for meegraine (and even CH), the more investigating minds found it worthwhile a closer look. Furthermore, there was no commercial interest at all involved.

On the other hand, reading about kinesiology is a hair-raising experience, with all these assumptions building on shaky foundations I must conclude: Quackery. Furthermore, there is a multi G$ business involved.

In my esteemed opinion, kinesiology belongs into the same pot as aromatherapy, Boji stones, homeopathy, palmist scams, astrology, iris diagnostic and all the other health frauds. They only slim your wallet in exchange to a possible placebo effect.

Someone defending fervently one of these just sets off an alarm for me.  



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Reply #48 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 10:42pm
 
Mark,

I remember when the associate I spoke of earlier (who suffered from stress HA’s) referred me to one of the top 10 here in town. The guy gave me two stones to hold in my hands while he (in a hypnotic fashion) asked me to concentrate on my healing energy as he wiped the bad energy from my arms and legs with his hands. Not only did I feel violated but my wallet felt liberated… Oh what a feeling you get when you satisfy someone else’s wish for you to heal. I go through this manor of treatment vibes from my mother all the time. She is a holistic guru supporter who spreads the word far too often for me…

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Reply #49 - Dec 8th, 2008 at 10:44pm
 
AlienSpaceGuy wrote on Dec 8th, 2008 at 10:09pm:
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In my esteemed opinion, kinesiology belongs into the same pot as aromatherapy, Boji stones, homeopathy, palmist scams, astrology, iris diagnostic and all the other health frauds. They only slim your wallet in exchange to a possible placebo effect.



Actually, aromatherapy shouldn't be in the same category as the others - most of the substances they use have pharmacological activity - lavender and rose, for example, have measurable effects on brainwaves and neurotransmitters when inhaled or rubbed on the skin.  The same for camphor, pine, and other oils. The strange thing about aromatherapy is they limit themselves to distilled oils that smell.
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