FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST
– INTENSIVE LIVE WEBINAR
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Learn how to perform a food test using the Auriculo method, which combines precision and efficiency. This webinar will guide you through the essential steps for understanding and applying techniques that can optimize test results and help you work professionally with food allergies and intolerances.
Food testing using the Auriculo method isn't just a practical skill—it's an innovative approach to supporting your clients on their journey toward better health.
THIS IS WHAT WE'LL COVER IN THE WEBINAR
The Foundation of Food Testing:
- What is food testing, and how can it be used in practice?
- Introduction to the Auriculo Method and Its Application in Food Testing.
Practical testing and preparation:
- Here's how to prepare food for testing so it can be stored for up to 1 year.
- Relevant Filters: What Are They, and How Do You Choose the Right Ones for Your Tests?
- How to start and perform a test, step by step.
Specific techniques and methods:
- Learn how to perform the white light test—a basic testing method.
- An introduction to the 7 color tests, which are essential when working with the Auriculo method.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
To perform food tests with the Auriculo method, you need to use the heart rate to assess whether the body can tolerate a given food. In the webinar, we introduce the Vascular Autonomic Signal (VAS) pulse, briefly.
The webinar focuses on practical application so you can quickly implement the techniques in your everyday life. We show you how food testing can be integrated into your clinical practice for testing and treatment purposes.
You’ll receive concrete, step-by-step tools to guide you through both the preparation and execution of tests, so you’ll be well-equipped to apply the method in practice.
FOR DANISH PARTICIPANTS
After participating in an intensive webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to join a live Q&A session where you can ask questions directly to the instructor and get a deeper understanding of the course content. Live Q&A sessions are held in January, May, and September.
To register, please email rikke@godthjaelp.dk.
Participation in the Q&A is a requirement for RAB approval under Danish law.
Rikke Godthjælp
Rikke Godthjælp is the founder of the GMI Institute and serves as the director, instructor, and practitioner at the institute. Her expertise is wide-ranging, as she is a trained classical acupuncturist, auriculotherapist (ear acupuncturist), auriculomedicine practitioner, chromotherapist (color therapist), and posturologist. She teaches in both Danish and English and runs the GODTHJÆLP Institute at Søerne and Forum, both centrally located in Copenhagen.
