1.  There are some people who say that it's easy to do muscle testing and that anyone can do it.  However, in my travels I've found the majority of people run into a variety of problems that are unsettling.  Or they're looking for a better way to do it.  Or both.

2.  What's different is I teach you how to tune in to what feels right for you.  Just like some people feel more comfortable doing things right-handed while others are lefties, when you do muscle testing in a way that feels natural to you, it's a joy to use.

3.  You can't get this solely from a book, a weekend class, video, audio, or web page. I've tried all of that. What finally made it all click was combining these teaching aids with individual customization. Getting your questions answered. Getting your feedback. Passing progress checkpoints. Addressing individual challenges. And being accountable. 

4.  This is experiential learning.  I teach it in a way that locks it in your deep-down memory. And because you learn the muscle testing in a way that feels natural to you, you'll remember it for the rest of your life.   It took over a decade of investigation to develop this winning formula.

5.  Opinions and other interferences can easily mess with your test scores - unless you know how to handle them.  Blind testing isn't really all that practical, because many times you already know what you're testing, right?  So it's necessary to condition the mind not to interfere.  We call these mental conditioners Train-the-Brain for short, and you'll learn that first.

6.   I've seen muscle testing gadgets come and go.  Most of them usually end up collecting dust on a shelf.  To begin with, they don't follow the important principles of muscle isolation and triangulation of joints.  All the bells and whistles and digital beeps are meaningless if it doesn't adhere to important kinesiological principles.

7.  We do advocate the use self-testing equipment. Mainly, you don't need two people to test and the readings are more objective. A word to the wise: be careful of two-party testing with an unqualified individual. If they're not careful, what's going on in their mind while they're testing you can affect your scores.

8.  With our revolutionary system you will learn what it takes to accurately self-test, you'll receive plenty of personal coaching to make sure you get it down for life, plus you'll get to own quality test equipment with a lifetime warranty and a simple and fair money back guarantee.

It all comes down to one thing: applying what you learn. When you really think about it, all knowledge falls into these three groups:

If you haven’t learned what it takes to get accurate muscle testing, then I say don't use it.  That may be somewhat brusque, but think about this: How can you trust something that may only be working some of the time?  How do you know when it’s not working?  Frankly, you don’t.

Like I said before, there’s people out there who say that it's easy to do muscle testing. I'm sorry, but that’s just because they don’t know what they don’t know. Well, I do know. And knowing makes all the difference in the world.

It took 15 years and thousands of field tests. I've traveled around the world teaching thousands of students --- regular people like you and me --- and we eventually figured out how to do two things really, really well: (1)  get consistent results with muscle testing, and (2) teach it to the average person in a way that sticks.  

We call it learning how to ride the bicycle. Why? Because after you've learned how to ride it, even if it's been a long time since you've ridden it, you don’t have to remember how to do it.  It just comes naturally, without really thinking about it. You just hop on the bike, and away you go.

Part of how we get accurate results is by using self-testing equipment.  That way nobody else is touching you.  That eliminates half the problem right there.  Then we teach you things like how to train your brain to behave, how to use the equipment, and how to develop your unique feel.  But mostly, you get personal attention and that’s what you need.

A Journey of Fascinating Discoveries

Humble Beginnings     World Travels     1-on-1 is Best

The whole story of how this all came about will blow your mind...

Twenty-six years ago I was eagerly climbing the steps of the corporate ladder in manufacturing engineering when I happened across muscle testing.  I was visiting my chiropractor when he asked me to say my real name while he pushed down on my outstretched arm.  Then he had me say my name was Mickey Mouse. My arm went weaker, and I could really feel it.  That started a journey that I had no idea would end up here.

The more I looked into it, the more I realized that there was really something to it. I mean, this thing called muscle testing was pretty big. It had been used by millions of people across the world. My research took me down some long, winding roads (remember, this was before the internet!).  Anyway, I found out it could be used for lots of stuff, from testing foods and supplements to ailments to energy medicine and more.  I was pretty geeked.

Being a brash young man on a mission to save the world, I walked away from my engineering career and struck out on my own with it. But I ran into problems with muscle testing. Lots of them. You see, I was excited about muscle testing --- I even had professional training on how to use it for nutritional analysis --- but I couldn't get the same level of enthusiasm from people I was using it on. They would often doubt the validity of it. A complaint I got so tired of hearing was, "You're just pushing down harder on my arm this time!" Not exactly the response I was looking for.

But it wasn't just their skepticism. Over time, I started to notice other irregularities, too. When I tried to double-check my answers, sometimes I would get different answers. Not always, but enough to make me start questioning it. Then I would come across previous test results that I had forgotten about (I could easily test 100 things in a day), and it would show the same pattern of inconsistency, which really frustrated me. I mean, how could I really trust it if I didn't know when it was working and when it wasn't?

After struggling with these problems for about a year and finding no reliable solutions, I drifted away from using it in business, but still used it regularly in my personal life. Of course, I had to have someone else around to push down on my arm, and they had to know what they were doing. I never really could get some of the other self-testing methods to work - you know, things like the O-ring test with your fingers, rocking back and forth, pushing down on the index finger with the middle finger, etc.

Fast-forward to 14 years ago.  My best friend invited me to a informal get-together at his home. You know, one of those you-come-to-find-out it's an MLM company presentation. But a most providential thing happened there. They were saying how these insoles with a magnetic grid supposedly gave you more pep to your walk. To prove it, they pushed down on my arm to show I was stronger when I was standing on them.   And I was. Now, mind you, I had over a dozen years of muscle testing experiences behind me, so there was no reason why I shouldn't believe it. But guess what the skeptic in me starting thinking the next day? "I don't think he was pushing down on my arm the same way...he was just trying to sell me something...".

Anyway, here's the providential part: the very next day, I decided to do something about it by making a self-testing device.  I went down to Ace Hardware, picked up a screen door spring (you know, the kind that make a screen door go BANGGG every time it shuts), various pieces of plastic tubing, and some fabric measuring tape for a gage.  After a couple of days, I found it worked pretty good, even if it was a funky design.

Now, I had heard that this group was having a big meeting at Cobo Hall in Detroit the next day, so I stayed up all night making 30 more testers, spray-painted them in a shower with the exhaust fan on, and actually sold the whole satchel-full the next day. Of course, the testers all ended up breaking in the first month, but by then I was able to replace them with a more durable model.  Seven generations later, it had evolved into solid and accurate equipment with a lifetime warranty. For the next couple of years, I went around the country selling these test devices at expos. People loved my tester because it stopped the argument that "you just pushed harder" right in its tracks.

That's when I made another discovery.

You see, one of the things I tracked for 3 years while I was selling these test devices was that the percentage of people who weren't in a testable state -- in other words, they're weren't responding to muscle testing  -- was about 1 in 3 people.  I mean, I would test 40 to 50 people in one day, so I pretty much came to expect it. Now, I knew the two most common culprits were hydration level and blood sugar level, which could be easily fixed by water and food. So in the course of the day I'd send about 1 out of 3 people off to get some food and water and return 15 minutes later. Most of the time that would fix the problem and they'd be in a testable state .

Here's another the discovery: some people would come up to me with frustration in their voice and exclaim, "James, I can't ever seem to get the muscle testing to work on others!"  I started noticing a pattern about these people: they were generally soft-speaking, timid, and somewhat unsure of themselves. I also had a chance to talk with several people who exclaimed, "These demonstrations always work for me!"  Their personalities tended to be more outgoing, confident, and self-assured. Now, how could it work for them every time, when on the average about 1 out of 3 people weren't in a testable state? Could it be that their gregarious personality was influencing the outcome?  And the timid nature of the others causing it not to work?

I started tracking this, and after I was reasonably sure this was the culprit, I started demonstrating it in action at my public speaking engagements. I would ask for a volunteer from the audience, have them come up on stage, then instruct them to test their strength several times using my self-testing device --- while I had my hand on their shoulder.  What they didn't know was that when they were pulling on the bar I would also silently be thinking, "This person is a strong muscle tester" or "This person is a weak muscle tester". The rest of the audience would watch the readings go up or down on the other person, depending on what I was thinking.  It was a pretty telling demonstration.

Then I got to thinking: if other people's thoughts could affect our strength, then what about our own thoughts?  Hmmm...

Serious issues - back to the drawing board.  I discovered my thoughts could make myself test strong on sugar, instead of weak. And vice versa on natural, wholesome food. So I tried blind testing, but that didn't work either (The reason for this was slowly uncovered over several years). I tried "emptying" my mind, and that was better, but I still couldn't get really good consistency. It wasn't easy, but over the last several years I discovered how to get the brain to behave.

Things really started taking off for me. This company with the magnetic insoles came out with a high-quality nutritional line, and digging up my nutritional training from the 1980's, I started training these people how to use my test device for pinpointing what their food supplement needs were. It seemed that every week I was in a different city. The frequent flyer miles started to pile up, and those upgrades to first class sure were nice! Over 40 cities across the U.S., sometimes two and three times.  Germany, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, England, Switzerland. Word of my trainings started to spread to other nutritional companies: Mannatech, Lifewave, Global Health Trax, Amazon Herb Company and more.

Testimonials started coming in. I mean, check these stories out on the right. These are real people with real issues that I really helped. For the most part, these testimonials were unsolicited. I mean, sometimes a person I was talking with would be telling me about their great results and I'd ask them if they'd fire off an email about it, but other times, the emails would just come in on their own. And if you think they're just made up, call them up and ask them. Take the time to read them. These are people who've experienced excellent results over extended periods of time.

Then it all came crashing down.

Not because my protocols didn't work - I mean, look at the testimonials.  Or because muscle testing itself didn't work - remember, muscle testing came on the scene in the U.S. 60 years ago. Or my skills as a presenter - almost everyone would say the workshops were fantastic. I still have the critique cards they turned in - pretty much all 9's and 10's. But 6 months after they'd took my workshop, this is how it shook out: one in three people would still be using it, but two out of three wouldn't even be picking up the equipment. I tried videos-in-a-box, teleconferences, follow-up get-togethers with fellow classmates, sequential email ticklers, user guides, step-by-step testing forms, you name it, but it didn't seem to make that much of a difference. It was eating me up inside, but I didn't know what to do about it.

I'll never forget a training I did on April 9, 2006 in New Jersey. I got up in front of a room full of expectant students, and couldn't quite get rid of the quiver in my voice when I said, "I can't do this training. I can't go on telling people how great this is, knowing that 6 months down the road only 1 out of 3 of you are going to be using it." My eyes actually started sweating profusedly, right there in front of the class. Not exactly professional, if you get what I mean. Anyway, to make a long story short, I ended up teaching that workshop anyway, but I committed to each and every student there that I would do whatever it took to make it work for them. And I swore off doing any more group trainings. It wasn't the best move for my company in terms of cash flow, but deep inside I knew it was the right thing to do.

What a blessing in disguise that turned out to be! It took me 4 years to hone my long-distance teaching program with students, working on it day in and day out, but these were the final discoveries for everyone to get 100% accuracy:

1. Everyone's different. You can't do it my way, or Jack's way, or anyone else's way. You've got to find your own way, your own feel, and your own truth. And when you do, it feels just right. You see, when it's your own way, you naturally remember it.

2. I figured out how to teach it to you using personal tutoring over the phone. Just like some people are lefties and other people are righties, when you discover what naturally feels comfortable to you, you'll be able to accurately replicate that feeling over and over again when you do muscle testing.

3. I've discovered the only way to teach it is one-on-one. Accommodating your learning style. Personal attention. That was the Achilles heel in my group trainings --- since everyone has their own feel, although some people would be ok with doing it "my" way, others couldn't connect. So, now that we do it your way every time, it works all the time!

Part of how we get accurate results is by using self-testing equipment.  That way nobody else is touching you.  That eliminates one of the problem right there.  Next, we teach you how to get your brain to behave so it doesn't interfere with testing.  Then how to develop an accurate feel for testing. Just like you only had to learn how to ride a bicycle once and now it's good for life, once you've learned JET Testing you can put it down for 6 months, pick it back up and smoothly begin muscle testing again. You'll never forget.

What about the equipment? How long does it last? Pretty much forever. It doesn't wear out, it's very durable, and it'll probably outlast you. But if it doesn't, it comes with a full lifetime warranty. It doesn't matter who owns it, where it comes from or who got it, if it breaks, we replace it.