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Obesity and How Kinesiology can Help
By: Linda Belcher    Monday, Mar 05, 2012
Conditions: obesity, bloating, weight gain
Put simply obesity is a symptom/result of the body absorbing/storing more than it needs to survive healthily. This can result in a number of health problems, one of which is type 2 diabetes. Obesity can be due to: · eating too much · eating too much of the “wrong” things – foods heavily laden with sugar salts and fats and not enough of the “good” things – vegetables, fruit, proteins and roughage · insufficient exercise · toxicity due to food sensitivity where the body wraps up the toxin in fat and stores it away · not ...Read More
Food and Digestion - How Kinesiology can Help
By: Linda Belcher    Monday, Mar 05, 2012
Conditions: bloating, food sensitivity, allergies, digestion, bowel problems, stomach pains
When I say I’m a Kinesiologist, if people don’t say “whats that?” they generally say “oh, that’s food testing/allergy testing isn’t it”… Well the answer is yes and no…certainly within a Kinesiology session I can test to see whether certain foods are impacting on the health of an individual in general and very specific ways. This can be enormously helpful and in some instances, it is no exaggeration to say that it can change people’s lives (my testimonials vouch for that ...Read More
How Kinesiology Helps Emotional Wellbeing
By: Linda Belcher    Monday, Mar 05, 2012
Conditions: emotional health, depression, stress, food sensitivity, joint pain, headaches, low energy
Kinesiology uses muscle testing to determine imbalance in the body. Each muscle tested relates to an organ and a Chinese meridian. When finding a muscle that is unable to withstand gentle pressure, as well as treating the physical weakness with lymphatic stimulation and nutrition, a Kinesiologist can also temporarily “lock into the body” the effect on that muscle – and hence the organ and meridian – of a particular thought or emotion. This is a very powerful way of showing the client exactly what effect the mind is having on the physical body AND how simply and safely ...Read More
Applied Kinesiology and Sports
By: VitalityLink Finder    Wednesday, Dec 21, 2011
Topic: Chronic Illness
An old saying is that knowledge is useless until applied. In developing applied kinesiology (AK), Dr. George Goodheart's genius has been a unique ability to "re-search" basic academic knowledge and convert seemingly unrelated tidbits of information into workable clinical technique. As a keen student of phenomenology, and with what seems to be encyclopedic recall, his skills of observation are reflected in his oft-quoted credo of "Why is that?" His talent for refining clinical concepts has led him to extract and assimilate ideas from the fields of chiropractic, osteopathy, allopathic medicine,  ...Read More
What is Reflex Kinesiology?
By: VitalityLink Finder    Saturday, Dec 17, 2011
Topic: Chronic Illness
Have you ever stopped to consider how many people in society suffer from physical pain? To even begin to comprehend the exact number is mentally challenging, however, a quick guess suggests that there might be millions of people who regularly suffer from recurring painful conditions. Patient demand for the professional services of chiropractors, physiotherapists and podiatrists appears to be outstripping supply … that adds up to a lot of physical pain in our society! Recurring injuries and conditions involving chronic pain would appear to represent a large proportion of the overall ...Read More
History of Kinesiology
By: VitalityLink Finder    Wednesday, Dec 14, 2011
In the early sixties an American chiropractor, Dr George Goodheart D.C. developed a holistic method of assessing and correcting a variety of bodily systems. Dr Goodheart found that whenever a muscle became weak, the corresponding muscle on the opposite side of the body tended to tighten, "adding insult to injury". However, when the weakness was corrected the tightness or spasm was relieved. This was a revolutionary finding as it had always been assumed that muscle spasm came first and caused the weakness on the opposite side. In his experiments Dr Goodheart then found that some muscle ...Read More
What is Neural Organization Technique?
By: VitalityLink Finder    Wednesday, Dec 14, 2011
Topic: Chronic Illness
Neural Organization Technique was developed out of applied kinesiology specifically to treat kids with learning disabilities. Some information on it follows. Neural Organization Technique is a non-invasive, neurologically correct, kinesiologically based treatment protocol designed to specifically organize or reorganize the central nervous system. It is demonstrable, repeatable, predictable and reversible. It is designed to find and correct any deficit or deficits in the survival reflex systems k.a. Feeding, Fight/Flight, Reproduction and the Immune Systems. The initial N.O.T. treatment ...Read More
Kinesiology - How Does it Work and what it can do for You
By: VitalityLink Finder    Wednesday, Dec 14, 2011
How Does Kinesiology Work? Kinesiology is a non invasive technique whereby the practioner will use muscle testing (by gentle placing their hands on your arms) to access feedback around your specific issues. This technique is called muscle testing. It uses the scientific functioning of the muscles and the Central Nervous system to identify areas of blockage and imbalance. This is achieved by monitoring the change in muscle response. What does this mean for you? It means that a suitably qualified and trained facilitator can identify, specific to you, what has caused an imbalance then apply the ...Read More
What is Kinesiology?
By: VitalityLink Finder    Wednesday, Dec 14, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing, Anxiety, Asthma
Kinesiology, taken literally, means the study of body movement. In the 1960s this study of body movement was developed by chiropractors in a specific way to bring into being an exciting complementary healthcare modality, combining Western techniques with Eastern wisdom. From its beginnings in Applied Kinesiology into its more specialized states, e.g. Touch for Health, Emotional Kinesiology and Educational Kinesiology, a new science was developed with a wide range of applications in the field of healthcare facilitating mental, emotional and physical health. The important tool used by a ...Read More
Grounding Technique
By: Glenna Quinn    Saturday, Jun 04, 2011
Grounding process: 1. Close your eyes 2. Take three deep breaths to relax your body 3. With intent, as you breathe in, you will breath in a column of white light from source through your Crown hold your breath to the count of three 4. With intent, as you breathe out, you will release the white light from source to the core center of Earth, grounding you to Earth energies 5. Repeat two more times 6. Now reverse the procedure 7. With intent, as you breathe in, you will breath in Earth energies up through your feet, hold your breath to the count of three 8. With intent, as you breathe out, you ...Read More