Anyone had a 'VEGA-test'? Please post here. Thankyou.

pheobe13 · 02-26-2005, 10:31 AM

I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has had a 'vega test' done to see if it helped them at all. (An electric current is run through your body with a hand-held piece, while the current is read through the pressure points in your hands and feet.)

I have had the test done, and was quite convinced at the time that everything that the guy said was true. However, I am a bit skeptical on thinking about it and would like some advice.

He found among other things...

Chickenpox in my lungs
Microscopic worms in my bowel
Hereditary bacteria in my stomach
Herpes in my liver
Something else in my spleen
A coxsackie virus
Said that my pancreas was under-functioning but he couldn't do anything about that.

He wants a large sum of money for the treatment, which consists of small vials of liquid that you mix together with water. They are made from ethanol and water, but made to 'vibrate' so as to make your body rid itself of the problem. I would also have to take a lymph and liver detox type thing to 'make room' for the 'toxins' so that they don't form a 'cyst'. He even said that when the current problems have gone, more might arise, so he'll want more money even after I finish the course.

What I want to know is, how can a 'vibration' possibly help? Especially when it's being mixed with all the other vibrations, won't it affect eachother?

I'm not sure if this guy has a medical miracle cure, or whether he is a complete phony.

Does anyone have an experience they can share?

pheobe13 · 03-04-2005, 09:24 AM

Has anyone had a vega test for anything?
I haven't met anyone who's even heard of it...

greensky · 03-05-2005, 07:19 AM

I have no experience to share other then that I have tried classical Homoeopathy with no results. I think what he is suggesting as treatment is Resonance Homoeopathy. I'm sure many on this board have tried Homoeopathy, and maybe you can get some comments on that.

If you do have confidence in Homoeopathy, maybe you could get a second opinion from a Homoeopath and see if there is any consistency.

Tesss · 03-06-2005, 05:57 AM

I agree with Greensky, I would get a second opinion. I don't understand how someone could identify all those things without doing blood tests, or you must have been in there for hours and hours.

DTemple · 03-06-2005, 06:10 PM

Hi, This is interesting and no I have never heard of it. I have had EAV testing and the newer MSA testing and have taken homeopathics for almost a year. They have helped me a great deal. I also had all of my amalgam fillings removed in CT. How much is alot of money? It seems like alternative medicine is expensive and also out of pocket. I spent 7K removing my fillings, but it was well worth it.