Applied Kinesiology — Extra Step
This is a 16 page pamphlet including cover that introduces the origin of AK in 1964 and its progression to an international discipline with the development of the ICAK in 1976 . The wholistic nature of AK is discussed with the triad of health. Muscle testing as a science and art is discussed, leading to the importance of structural balance.
Therapy localization and challenge are described as AK testing methods. It is emphasized throughout the pamphlet that AK is an examination system that leads to the most appropriate therapy for the patient’s condition. Some of the treatment methods used in AK are listed.
Selye’s General Adaption Syndrome and indications of stress are discussed. Examples used for the mental side of the triad are ADD and ADHD.
Some of the reasons nutritional supplements may be needed range from poor food quality due to depleted soil to the processing of food. Biochemical individuality is the reason that each person needs to be evaluated for his/her specific needs.
The state of today’s health care is illustrated with the increasing frequency of metabolic syndrome (Syndrome X).
The pamphlet ends with the importance of lifestyles and a summary of the characteristics of AK.
This pamphlet provides an overview of applied kinesiology that is ideal to broaden your new patient’s understanding of your examination procedures and scope of practice.
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