If a stool test has found a parasite, or you’re wondering whether to look for one, it helps to know exactly what happens next, and why.
In this guide, Dr Jo Abbott explains applied kinesiology (AK), the form of gentle manual muscle testing she uses to help choose an anti-parasitic herb and a probiotic. She sets out where AK comes from, how a testing session works, and what the research does and doesn’t show, so you can see how muscle testing fits alongside laboratory testing and your GP.
You’ll then walk through the order of care, from laboratory test to re-test, and the seven-week protocol, step by step: the herb panel and the cautions for each herb, alcohol-free tinctures, the dairy-free weeks and the single milk step, clove and black walnut throughout, and a probiotic every night. The guide closes with safety notes, the signs that mean you should call your GP, and the questions patients ask most often.
Fully referenced and written in plain language. Part of Dr Jo Abbott’s Functional Health Library: practical, evidence-informed guides for people whose health is rarely just one thing.
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