This test proved your body knows when you're lying...

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This is essentially kinesiology. The Body Code and The Emotion Code books detail how to tap into the ways in which the body “knows” the truth.

If she wanted to prove this is true, why not bring along a weight to the interview and make him lift? At least we would know that he is facing the same resistance. Too many ways to fake this (or to just "unwittingly" try to prove her premise). BS, until proven otherwise

This is a old snake oil salesman trick - she presses down on his wrist when he tells the truth, on his fingers when he is lying. She is a con artist

I have a feeling this is gonna be a super interesting episode to listen to, especially given the last part she talked about regarding how much we lie to ourselves

Good ole kinesiology. Muscle is just a subordinate of the brain, which can send a signal to the tissue or cut it off. Hence the power or the lack thereof. Practical applications built on this are actually 100x more powerful in injury treatment and sports performance, which I don't think your guest is aware of. And yes, there is more to life than Huel slop

Very interesting test and a good example! Indeed, liars make you feel like vomiting, especially when you keep discovering their frequent lies. By the same token, when a person lies, especially if they are uncomfortable with it, the body can enter a state of extreme stress or fight-or-flight, triggering a surge of hormones that can cause gastrointestinal symptoms, including nausea or vomiting!

I remember this test from David Hawkin's book Power vs Force. Fascinating concept.

This test has been around a long time and sadly, it has not worked when experimenting with my friends.

Wow, thanks rotator cuff, now everyone will think I always lie

The therapist who I credit with saving my life used this technique, known as muscle testing, along with healing prayer in a protocol known as Splankna. As I mentioned, it saved my life.

Instinct won't lie to you...👇🐺

@j_jehnom @DeadPresShow @ted_tl It worked!

Applied Kinesiology. Plus read David Hawkins book, “Power vs Force” for much more clarity. This isn’t just about lying.

And BTW, this is called a stress response, not necessarily a lie.

@grok darling is there are merit to these claims? x

Isn’t she applying pressure differently in the two scenarios? Someone with a blue check, grok it to see what we get

Your body intelligence always knows. This is energetics. No amount of logic can override it.

This is one of three muscle tests I am familiar with, and only one of them is self test with no other person involved: standing straight up, face to North, closed eyes, relaxed and well hydrated - pronounced Yes, should make leaning to front, No, leaning body to back. Another muscle test which needs another person is with thumb and little finger for men and ring finger for women. eyes closed: vocalized Yes would not let other person open those fingers, but No would let open them. This all are prerequisites for performing real tests.

I tried muscle testing and it doesnt work on me

Is that Debbie McGee? She changed the focus of attention. Being comfortable was not the point, it was "what will she say", not "am I comfortable", then demanded attention to being comfortable and not what she had to say. It's misdirection.

Human lie detector or leading?

This is very intriguing. Being honest with yourself is so difficult, yet through discipline we can teach ourselves to seek the truth in everything. I think that leads to breaking the cycle of seeking comfort

David Hawkins

@RachOZoe This is amazing!

But Psychopaths* 😅

Thats cap 🤣🤣🤣

Cc @GodgyPodgy

This is muscle testing! Try it also for food allergies.

Makes you rethink how often we settle instead of actually feeling what’s off.

This is kinesology See the work of David R Hawkins

Body is honest but she’s not. Stage trick.