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Kinesiology

Kinesiology
The basic tool within kinesiology is the muscle response test; this is the ability to hold a muscle against light pressure. Initially, testing a series of muscles highlights which area to focus upon. Each time a relevant factor is introduced the muscle's response changes, similar to a switch. Suggestions and advice may include nutritional supplements, relaxation techniques, lifestyle changes, foods to remove or cut down on and more.

A muscle will test either strong or weak based on the nervous system control of the muscle, responding in similar way to a switch. Kinesiology is based on the theory that manual muscle testing can provide information about imbalances and stresses in the body. A kinesiologist does not diagnose or treat, instead they work with the client to explore how to bring the body back into balance. This may involve massaging specific points, providing suggestions such as nutritional supplements, relaxation techniques, lifestyle changes, flower essences and more.In a kinesiology session, the client remains fully clothed. The kinesiologist will place the client's arm or leg into a specific position and will apply a light pressure against the muscle that is being tested while the client is asked to match the pressure. At no time should the client experience pain or discomfort with the testing. Kinesiology is a relaxing, non-invasive therapy which encourages a sense of well-being. As such it may be helpful to those seeking relief from a range of symptoms and to ease emotional, physical or mental stress.

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