Keep in mind that the job of the unconscious is to keep us alive and safe. It does not care at all if we are happy, if we are creative, living our life’s purpose or about most things like that. It only cares that we are alive and safe. The unconscious also seems to think and communicate is very straight-forward and literal ways. With these principles in mind it is clear why it is crucial to formulate the testing questions very carefully. In fact, it usually works best to make positive statements, such as: “This calcium suplement is safe, beneficial and effective for Jeff at this time.” Then the muscle used for the testing either stays strong or goes weak. Of course, before asking a question or testing for a specific substance like that, one would already have used muscle testing to determine the time period for the test results. For example, “Today’s test results are for this month or longer.” If that tests positively, the would would test: “Today’s test results are for the next two months or longer.” If that tests positively, then try 3 months, until one gests a negative response.

Even before setting the time persiod, one would test to be sure that the subject’s neurology is not “switched”. The classic way to do this is to have the test subject say “Yes” loudly and clearly, then test. That should test strong. Then the subject says “No” loudly and clearly. That should test weak. I always corroborate by having them make a deliberately false statement. A simple one is if the subject’s name is Marsha, I have them say, “My name is Gloria.” or something like that. That statement should test weak. Then they make a statement using their real name, and that should test strong.

Next, I make sure we have permission to test. A simple statement such as “We have permission to test Jeff for foods and supplements today.” should test strong. If it does not, then I try to find out why not and if there is anything we can do to “fix” whatever is making it not OK. Sometimes I don’t find a way to proceed. Perhaps either there is something going on with the subject that is interferring with the testing, or sometimes it could be me. In such cases I re-schedule the session rather than risk having inaccurate results.

One factor is to make sure the tester and the test subject are both well hydrated and have eaten healthy food recently enough so that the blood sugar levels are not too low or too high.

Also one needs to know what to test and what not. Typically, foods and supplements are practical to test. What school to send my child to may not be a question that can be accurately tested.

That just scratches the surface. This is a deep subject that requires a lot of study, practice and in most cases training to attain proficiency and reliability. If you are interested in pursuig this very valuable skill, for either your own use or to help others, I strongly recommend that you get good training from a practitioner or organization that specializes in training in this field, which is called: “Applied Kinesiology”. I highly recommend a company that does just that. It is called: Jet Kineisiology. Here is their web site: http://www.makeperfectchoices.com

If this doesn’t usually happen it would certainly feel stronger about this as a science…I will continue to explore its use though.

Thank you.

The guidelines from The Cellular Matrix Study have been recently updated. I would consider that to be the most authoritative source on anything to do with organic sulfur. The new guidelines call for adults 150 pounds or more, to take 3 measured tablespoons each day. It is best to spread this out in three servings throughout the day. Keep in mind that you don;’t want to waste the sulfur and take so much that your body cannot utilize a good percentage of what you take, but it also is nearly impossible to take so much that it becomes a problem. So it is better to error on the side of too much rather than too little.

Thanks for a really great question. I would not use it with the Emu oil. While the Emu oil does have some penetrating power and will absorb transdermally to some degree, it will not do well to pull the organic sulfur through the skin and into the body with it. And that is what makes this protocol so powerful for repairing damaged joints. The DMSO pulls the Organic Sulfur through the skin and into the joint, where they synergistically work to rejuvenate the cells and repair the damage. DMSO will pull anything with a molecular weight of 1,000 or less right through the skin. In fact, that is one of the reasons why I make such a big deal of making sure the skn is clean and completely free of toxins before you apply DMSO to it.

I have tried using DMSO to get other substances deep into the body. But you had best know what you are doing if you intend to try that. Using it with the organic sulfur in the form of high-quality MSM has proven to be both safe and effective. And DMSO, itself has proven to be safe and effective. The only adverse reactions I have ever heard of, (I have been using it for over 50 years, now), have been the result of people not cleanig the skin properly, first and then accidentally pulling things into the body that don’t belong in the body.

Sulfur has a very high ability to combine with a wide variety of substances, and a strong propensity to do so. And once the sulfur has combined with such a substance, it is no longer available for any other purpose in the body. Sulfur is also key to building some of the amino acids that the body needs, required to assist the cell membranes in “breathing”, or transferring oxygen in and CO2 out, it is important for other metabolic processes at the cellular level, and it is needed for other crucial metabolic processes and aspects of the body’s biochemistry, as well. So when adding the organic sulfur back into the diet, it is important to make sure it is bioavailable to begin with, and that it remains so when taken into the body.

Will the sulfur combine with the stevia? I am not sure. Since sulfur biochemistry can be complex, and there is much we do not know, I take the precautionary principle and avoid combining it with anything other than the drinking water I use to dissolve it.

And by the way, if you use amounts of stevia that are sufficient to really make things taste sweet, you may not be doing as well for your health as you think. Take a look at this: http://myhealthoptimizer.com/could-it-be-that-diet-sodas-make-us-fat/

Hope that helps. If you have further questions about sulfur, please post them. And if you find out anything about this question that I have answerted here, (such as whether or not the sulfur really will combine with or be affected by the stevia), please post that, as well.

To your great health!

Jeff Bell