What is Systematic Kinesiology?

Systematic Kinesiology (pronounced kin-easy-ology ) was develped by Dr. George Goodheart in 1964. The International College of Applied Kinesiology was established and twelve doctors worked on the research into muscle testing. Systematic kinesiology is a totally wholistic therapy using the body's bio-feedback mechanism through muscle testing to gain information about the client.

The basic tool within kinesiology is the muscle test, which is the ability to hold a muscle against light pressure. Initially, testing a series of muscles highlights which area to focus upon.

The Systematic Kinesiologist will start by discussing your health status with you and from the information received, they will then proceed by doing a series of muscle tests. If a muscle tests 'spongy' it gives an indication to the Systematic Kinesiologist of how to proceed.

Each time a relevant factor is introduced the muscle's response changes, similar to a switch. Based on this feedback the Systematic Kinesiologist and the client can devise a procedural plan when the muscle can be re-tested at a future consultation.

Suggestions and advice may include nutritional supplements, relaxation techniques, lifestyle changes and more. Systematic Kinesiologists are also dedicated to helping people. They are able to help clients much more effectively if each person commits to taking personal responsibility and improving their own health regime. Systematic Kinesiologists offer a safe, private and personal service, attuned to your individual needs.

ASK Kinesiologists tend to be full of enthusiasm because they have experienced Systematic Kinesiology for themselves and have received excellent feedback from their clients. They will be happy to tell you of their personal experiences or of general case histories.

The number of sessions depends very much on the individual and how fully they engage with suggested plans. Usually, the client requires three to six visits with a recommendation to have routine Systematic Kinesiology sessions two or three times a year.
You can read all you like about kinesiology but there is no substitute for trying it yourself.
Your local Kinesiologist will be happy to discuss Kinesiology with you.