So many people are into the quick-fix, quick-meal thing these days that they do ingest energy bars. Sometimes these things give you more simple carbs (and thus weight gain) than just grabbing a piece of fruit. So, what is the best bar for you? Let’s muscle test the list. . .
Energy drinks seem to be quite popular but as a general rule most of my clients don’t tell me they drink these things that stress out the adrenal glands (they seem to be more into tea, coffee and chocolate for their vices) but occasionally someone will drink Red Bull, so I made a list of them for testing purposes.
A list of common food sequestrants I use for the purpose of muscle testing for food allergies.
A list of trees, shrubs and things that can be called either a tree or shrub I use for muscle testing seasonal allergies.
My complete list of common allopathic prescription wormers I use for muscle testing when a critter comes up with worms in my practice.
Sucralose is used as a replacement for, or in combination with, other artificial or natural sweeteners like Nutrasweet and Acesufame. People that react to Splenda may also react to chlorine. For side effects possibly related to ingesting Splenda, see my Splenda handout.