Applied Kinesiology  is useful for diagnosing and treating various diseases by analyzing the strength and muscle tone  of a subject thanks to a muscle test that also involves the reactivity of the nervous system and the state of the internal organs. Let’s find out better. 

>   1. What is Applied Kinesiology

>   2. Benefits and contraindications of applied kinesiology

>   3. For whom is applied kinesiology useful

>   4. The law in Italy and abroad

>   5. Curiosities on applied kinesiology

Applied kinesiology is a method aimed at diagnosing and treating a series of diseases, not only osteoarticular, by analyzing the strength and muscle tone of a subject thanks to an appropriate test (muscle test) and the reactivity of the nervous system. ( kinesiological test ).

It is a way of interpreting the overall or sectoral, organic or psycho-emotional state of health based on a precise code.

The birth of applied kinesiology is attributed to George Goodheart , an American chiropractor. In 1964, Goodheart devised a specific massage by which he strengthened the muscles of a subject by manipulating the vertebrae. 

The benefits found in applied kinesiology are attributable to the balance between the structural condition, the biochemical aspect and the psychological condition. The goal is to restore balance in these areas.

Applied kinesiology does not focus on specific symptoms, but tests and corrects imbalances throughout the system , encouraging the mind and body to heal on their own .

Applied kinesiology has no particular contraindications or side effects and, if carried out by a certified professional, it can be addressed to everyone. 

Applied kinesiology, such as chiropractic and osteopathy , also believes that osteoarticular adjustment and rebalancing of muscle tone allow for better circulation of blood, lymph and cerebrospinal fluid.

Applied kinesiology is effective in the field of food intolerances, digestive disorders, metabolic and intestinal problems, stress , anxiety , attention and memory disorders and, obviously, muscle pain and osteoarticular alterations of various guy. 

Applied kinesiology is practiced by medical graduates, dentists, physiotherapists, nutritionists and chiropractors. According to a survey by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE), the percentage of chiropractors who use applied kinesiology in their practice is 40% in the US, 30% in Canada, 60% in Australia, 70% in New Zealand.

The Federation of Kinesiology represents the National Associate Member for Italy of the IASK , an international association of reference for kinesiologists, founded in 1987 in the USA. To become a kinesiologist you need to complete a general course of study that lasts at least two years and then specialize. 

Kinesiologists believe it is also essential to take care of the diet of a patient suffering from muscle weakness because each muscle can be strengthened through the intake of specific minerals and vitamins .