The Emotion Code: How to Release Your Trapped Emotions for Abundant Health, Love and Happiness

by Bradley Nelson

1 Ask the subject you wish to test to stand up and hold one arm out directly in front of them, horizontal to the floor. They should not make a tight fist, but let their hand remain relaxed. Finger Positioning for Basic Arm Test 2 Place the first two fingers of one hand lightly on their arm, just above the wrist as shown. 3 Place your free hand on their opposite shoulder to support them. 4 Tell the subject “I’m going to have you make a statement, and then I’m going to press down on your arm. I want you to resist me by holding your arm right where it is; try to prevent me from pushing your arm down.” 5 Have the subject state their name. If the subject’s name is Kim, for example, he or she would say, “My name is Kim.” 6 Perform the muscle test by smoothly and steadily increasing the pressure downward on the subjects’ arm, going from no pressure to a fairly firm pressure within about 3 seconds. 7 The shoulder joint should stay ‘locked’ against your firm downward pressure, and should not give way. A person’s arm can rapidly become tired if you overdo the amount of force you use. Remember that muscle testing does not require brute force. If the statement they just made is true, you should feel that the arm is “locked” against your downward pressure. If the statement is false, you should feel their arm begin to give way under your smoothly increasing pressure. You should always use the minimum force needed to perceive whether the arm is staying locked or not. That is what y...