Applied Kinesiology

Table of Contents

1. Introducing Applied Kinesiology
2. The Triangle of Health: Structure, Chemistry, Mentality
3. What Applied Kinesiology Can Do for Your Family
4. Your First Kinesiology Examination
5. Checking Your Glands and Organs
6. Testing Your Bones and Muscles
7. Proprioceptors-Muscle Communicators
8. Body Organization: Right/Left Brain
9. Nutrition, Polarity and Ongoing Research
10. How to Choose an AK Physician
Index

A practical and reliable diagnostic tool that has emerged over the past twenty-five years, kinesiology is the study of the mechanics of bodily motion, especially muscle movements and their relationship to our body systems. Viewing the body as a balanced triad of structure, chemistry, and mentality, applied kinesiology gauges muscle response to pinpoint underlying physical problems.

Within 30 minutes, a competent kinesiologist can evaluate bodily functions and provide a readout on the workings of the glands, organs, lymphatic system, circulatory and nervous systems, circulation, and muscle-bone structure. Applied Kinesiology demonstrates how this technique can be of practical use for everyone. 

About the Author(s) of Applied Kinesiology
A veteran investigative journalist and the author of 13 books on a variety of subjects, Tom Valentine describes himself as a "hands-on" researcher who begins with skepticism rather than faith. He has published his own newspaper and magazines, and has been a syndicated health and nutrition columnist. Carole Valentine's interest in health-related subjects began in the late 1960s when her son was seriously ill.