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Health KinesiologyKinesiology guideHealth Kinesiology is a system of complementary therapy which aims to rebalance the system of the body and restore good health. As in any form of Kinesiology it uses muscle testing to help identify problem areas within the body by applying light pressure and monitoring. Common forms of health Kinesiology treatment include the use of magnets, flower essences, homeopathic remedies and even specific thoughts. Most people who are treated using these methods find it hard to believe that something so simple can actually work but that it seems to, and all say that the treatment is relaxing and leaves them feeling rejuvenated. In Clinical Kinesiology people are treated as an individual so therefore no two treatments are the same even if people have the same symptoms what works for one might not work for another. Clinical Kinesiologist claims that it is a totally holistic powerful healing system which addresses both physical and psychological issues. During a single consultation the Kinesiologist is able to identify imbalances within the body, identify allergies, rectify nutritional imbalances, help the patient deal with phobias and detoxify the body. It is thought by attending regular sessions with a therapist even if you are fit and well it can help you to improve your overall health, help you with concentration and improve your attitude and outlook on life in general. Conditions that Clinical Kinesiology can help * Allergies and allergic reactions * The side effects brought on by drug use * Skin problems of any kind * Asthma and respiratory illness * Hay fever * Problems with the immune system * Infections and viruses * Anxiety and depression * Grief and anger problems * Low self esteem issues * Psychological problems brought on by your lifestyle * Reduce high levels of stress * Increase low energy levels * Insomnia and problems with sleep * Reduce pain * Help with eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia * Problems with the digestive system * Hypo-glycaemia * Help develop a diet and nutrition that's right for you * Help with mood swings * Increase concentration * Increase poor memory * Help with hyperactivity * Help with ADD/ADHD disorders * Improve your sporting performance * Help with problems associated with autism Because Clinical Kinesiology doesn't focus on specific symptoms but helps to correct problems throughout the whole body and mind the list of problems that it could help is endless, however the list above is just some of the problems that Clinical Kinesiology is thought to have helped in those partaking in treatment. A session of Clinical Kinesiology with a therapist will usually take around an hour to complete and the number of sessions will vary from person to person and the problems they have. During the first consultation the therapist will be able to give a better idea on the duration of treatment needed and the results which can be expected. |
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