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Applied Kinesiology
(AK) Consider these
statements
- "You
don't have to put up with allergies or other chronic complaints."
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"Older people
do not have to live with pain just because they're older."
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"Prescription
drugs can be optional."
What if they were true? The same innate ability that
heals a cut finger is available to any process in your body. When
activated, your overall health and well being improves and you can
live life with more ease and less discomfort. It's all possible
with Applied Kinesiology.
What exactly is Applied Kinesiology (AK)?
Kinesiology is the study of movement. Just as your computer responds
when you press certain keys, your kinesiologist gets a response
by pressing "keys" on your body. The response tells him how
the various organs in your body are functioning. This technique,
commonly known as "muscle testing", is a simple, safe way to
communicate with your body. It is used to diagnose the structural,
chemical/nutritional or mental/emotional imbalances that are creating
your symptoms and causing problems.
Using a combination of traditional philosophy and contemporary technology
your AK doctor then treats those causes, rather than just getting
rid of symptoms. This is a form of holistic medicine that lays the
foundation for your ongoing good health.
Where it all started
Applied Kinesiology was born in the 1960's when Dr. George Goodheart
found a weakened muscle on his Standards Process delivery person.
(Standard Process is a whole food supplement company still used
by many AK doctors). After pushing on sore spots in the muscle it
was weak, but only on one side of the body. Intrigued by this simple
fact, he began investigating the relationship between the acupuncture
meridians, the organs of the body, and the muscles. From there he
went on to develop what we now know as Applied Kinesiology.
Call Dr. Duben today at (805) 494-1339 to
schedule an appointment. Find out how Dr. Duben can treat back
and neck pain employing the Neuro Emotional Technique leading to
a happy, healthy life.
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