Applied Kinesiology
Applied kinesiology provides specific tools for identifying neurological impulses in relation to bodily functions by testing a strong muscle, such as the deltoid muscle of the shoulder. This is especially important when working with animals, as they cannot verbalize their aches and pains. Muscle testing is a line of communication with the patient’s neurological system that is unparalleled by any other approach. If the body structure or system has a disturbed energy flow, there is a spill-over effect into the strong muscle. The neurological system gives an accurate picture of bodily functions in relation to self because it does not lie.
Radionics Analysis
Radionics may be defined as a discipline which uses special instruments to detect, analyze and modify energy vibrations as measured in wavelengths. By identifying energy imbalances and patterns in a body at the prephysical level, the underlying cause of all conditions can be recognized before it manifests as a physical condition. Radionics analysis is a much more sensitive and specific means of testing than applied kinesiology. A blood, hair, or saliva sample is collected by the owner and sent in for analysis. Samples may be received from any location in the world.
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