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Applied Kinesiology (AK) is an interdisciplinary approach to health care that uses manual muscle testing as a primary feedback mechanism in the body. Through muscle testing the practioner is able to evaluate the physical, chemical, and emotional imbalances within the body. These imbalances, if left untreated, result in poor health.
Not only does the AK practioner evaluate how the body is functioning but also is able to determine the best form of treatment for the patient. These treatments may include dietary management, clinical nutrition, cranial techniques, meridian therapy, and the use of reflexes. Applied Kinesiology does not treat symptoms, but rather gets to the root cause of the body's imbalances. Ultimately, this allows the body to self-regulate and ultimately heal itself.
Applied Kinesiology (AK) is an interdisciplinary approach to health care that uses manual muscle testing as a primary feedback mechanism in the body. Through muscle testing the practioner is able to evaluate the physical, chemical, and emotional imbalances within the body. These imbalances, if left untreated, result in poor health.
Not only does the AK practioner evaluate how the body is functioning but also is able to determine the best form of treatment for the patient. These treatments may include dietary management, clinical nutrition, cranial techniques, meridian therapy, and the use of reflexes. Applied Kinesiology does not treat symptoms, but rather gets to the root cause of the body's imbalances. Ultimately, this allows the body to self-regulate and ultimately heal itself.