Each kit includes a vial containing each Researched Elements Product, along with 2 "Toxic" vials for comparative testing.
 
The human body is intricately designed and responsive to various stimuli. For instance, in response to elevated body temperature, the brain triggers sweating to facilitate cooling. Kinesiology, the study of muscle movement, serves as a means for the brain to communicate the body's requirements. When assessing the need for specific foods or supplements, the brain elicits a subtle yet measurable reaction in the body. Nutritional needs vary widely among individuals, influenced by factors such as age, sex, weight, exercise, blood type, personality, genetics, heredity, food quality, water and air intake, occupation, stress levels, sleep quality, and environmental conditions.
 
Over the past decades, numerous kinesiology techniques have been effectively employed by a multitude of healthcare professionals to identify suitable foods or supplements for individuals. How does it work? The universe operates on the "law of vibration," where everything we perceive—touch, taste, sight, sound, and smell—possesses a vibration. These vibrations impact our health, and the goal, particularly concerning supplements, food, people, and situations, is to identify those with positive effects on the body while minimizing exposure to weakening elements.
 
While muscle testing is not universally accepted in mainstream medical circles, many healthcare practitioners, including medical doctors, naturopaths, and chiropractors, utilize it. Muscle testing can be administered by another person or self-administered using various methods. In a typical scenario, the tester places their hand on your shoulder while you extend your arm. Holding the supplement or food in your free hand, your arm is tested for strength or weakness. If the arm weakens and does not stay up, the substance is considered unsuitable, whereas a strong, stable arm suggests compatibility.*
 
Watch our supplement testing demonstration at the top of the page.
 
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.