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Qest4 Bioenergetic frequency testing

By RecorderSue
December 9, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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RecorderSue

Posted December 9, 2015

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Posted December 9, 2015

How many times have you had a blood test, been told it's fine, but still feel unwell, tired , lethargic?

I am now a trained Qest4 practitioner as well as a music teacher, and also had a year of Classical homeopathic training. Qest4 is the latest and fastest bioenergetic frequency testing , and it can also deliver a personalised homeopathic combination or individual remedy appropriate to your current needs.

Saliva tests are also available though you may need to bring a petri dish. The remedy can be made using your own saliva and this is called Autopathy.

If you feel that your vitality has been blocked by the various medicines prescribed to you over your lifetime, I may be able to help you. This is called Tautopathy.

For more information please contact me.

In hope of good health for all

Sue Klein, based at 60A Oakhurst Grove, SE22 9AQ

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