How Applied Kinesiology can make you a Better Therapist

John McGuire discovered the benefits of applied kinesiology through a chiropractor friend. Applied kinesiology accesses the body's innate intelligence through muscle testing. The AK Fundamentals course teaches techniques for finding energy blocks and structural imbalances in the body. Touch for Health bridges the gap between AK and laypeople, offering techniques for bodyworkers and therapists. AK can be used to test and address physical, biochemical, mental, emotional, and spiritual imbalances. Muscle testing is a biofeedback indicator used to test muscles, foods, and environmental factors for imbalances. AK can identify and address the root causes of symptoms. AK can help identify imbalances in living, eating, and thinking right. AK can clear emotional trauma and childhood experiences contributing to health issues. AK can detoxify the body after surgery, supporting the kidneys and other detoxification organs. AK involves finding and clearing blockages in various organs and systems of the body. Techniques include rubbing tender spots and using tools like a massage backroll. AK can identify the source of a person's problem and improve overall health and performance. Techniques like acupressure and neurolymphatic reflexes provide instant results. AK can alleviate depression and improve relationships. AK considers nutrition and chemical imbalances as factors in physical problems. Learning and practicing AK is valuable and can be a tax write-off. The speaker expresses gratitude for participants' commitment to helping others and wishes them success.