How Does CEDS Testing Help Determine Abnormalities?
The food we eat passes from the mouth to the digestive tract and from there to the intestines where the nutrients are absorbed and the wastes are then eliminated. If there is damage to the mucous membranes through the digestive tract, the toxins tend to leak out and the immune system recognises these as threats thus generating an immune response. An allergic response or in some cases, inflammation is seen in certain areas of the body, each having its own characteristic form of manifestation. Since every meridian through the body is associated with a particular organ, the electrical change in any of these will suggest a problem in that particular organ or system of the body. In case of allergies, the testing will then give the practitioner an idea of what exactly causes these and thus what foods are good and bad.