AMPaktivaatioohjain

AMPaktivaatioohjain, also known as an AMP activation controller, is a device used in the field of alternative medicine, particularly in the practice of Applied Kinesiology (AK). It is designed to measure and record the electrical resistance of the human body, which is believed to change in response to various stimuli, including the administration of specific nutrients or substances.

The device typically consists of a hand-held probe that is placed on the skin, and a control unit that displays the resistance readings. The probe emits a low-level electrical current, and the resistance is measured as the current flows through the body. The readings are then recorded and analyzed to determine the body's response to the administered substance.

AMPaktivaatioohjain is used in AK to identify nutritional deficiencies and imbalances in the body. Practitioners may administer specific nutrients or substances and then use the device to measure the body's response. If the resistance changes significantly, it is believed to indicate that the body is responding to the substance, suggesting a deficiency or imbalance.

It is important to note that the scientific validity of AMPaktivaatioohjain and AK as a whole is a subject of debate. While some proponents claim that the device can accurately identify nutritional deficiencies, others argue that the results are not reliable and that the practice lacks scientific evidence. As such, it is recommended that individuals considering the use of AMPaktivaatioohjain consult with a healthcare professional before proceeding.