Applied Kinesiology Volume 1 - Synopsis

Volume 1 - Synopsis
Applied Kinesiology allows the doctor to functionally examine the nervous system of each individual...

Volume 1 - Synopsis
David S. Walther

Applied Kinesiology allows the doctor to functionally examine the nervous system of each individual and adopt the most appropriate treatment to correct the disorder. It recognizes the importance of the reciprocal action of joint function: each joint contains receptors within its muscles, tendons and bonds and, when these receptors are deformed due to internal or external mechanical actions, they produce a signal that can be picked up .

It follows that the nervous system is not capable of deceiving, of observing human function, from a truly unique point of view.

Book composed of:

• 557 pages
• 450 designs
• 200 photos
  

Index Volume 1:

Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Generic exam and procedures
Chapter 3 - Spine
Chapter 4 - Nutrition
Chapter 5 - Neurological disorganization
Chapter 6 - Examination and treatment procedures
Chapter 7 - Meridian therapy
Chapter 8 - Muscles: tests and function
Chapter 9 - The stomatognathic system
Chapter 10 - Mental and emotional conditions
Chapter 11 - Orthopedic conditions
Chapter 12 - Systemic conditions