by Denice Moffat | Basics of Health, Forms & Lists, Popular, Techniques
I look for certain things when I read a set of fingernails. Let’s address them one at a time and I’ll tell you what I see most often and some possible causes (we call them “rule-outs” in the medical profession). In general, I look for abnormalities in the lunulae, color, texture and markings, shape, and pliability.
by Denice Moffat | Forms & Lists
List of horse vaccines
by Denice Moffat | Basics of Health, Forms & Lists
A normal tongue is pink in color, medium thickness, no cracks, ulcers, no teeth marks and with a light white moist coat (with root) on it. It has a look of aliveness and is supple (not stiff). There is no movement (quivering, trembling, side-to-side motion, curling or shifting to one side.) A healthy tongue looks like a piece of freshly killed meat.
by Denice Moffat | Forms & Lists
This is a list of the cleaning agents that most often cause allergies. I’ve honed this list through experience and through muscle testing thousands of clients over the years. I hope it helps someone you love!
by Denice Moffat | Forms & Lists
List of sugar substitutes
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