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 Please don't misquote or misunderstand me. Dynamite is probably a very 
good product. We use the Dynaspark electolytes. But it's validity or 
usefuleness is not determined by Applied Kinesiology muscle testing, nor 
has it ever been shown (despite much attempted research) that you can 
predict what nutrients a human or a horse or an aardvark needs by doing 
muscle testing. If Dynamite works for horses, it's because it's got some 
good stuff in it, like some other supplements. In my opinion, it 
detracts from Dynamite's credibility to use AK muscle testing as a 
rationale for knowing what is wrong with an animal's or a person's 
physiology, and thereby predict what treatment or substance it needs to 
recover.
 Think about it. If you were told by your doctor that you had some kind 
of cancer, but he didn't know what type or where it was, would you let 
an AK practitioner test your muscles and tell you what anti-cancer drugs 
you should take, or which organ should be removed? Surely a frank 
pathology like cancer would be an easy one to figure out and locate........?

    So, to re- cap: Dynamite: probably good stuff.   AK muscle testing 
to diagnosis disease: useless, not even as accurate as guessing in the 
studies that have been done.    Bruce Weary

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