Frequent Answered Questions
- 1) What is Applied Kinesiology?
- 2) What types of health care professionals utilize Applied Kinesiology?
- 3) How do Applied Kinesiologists diagnose what is wrong with a patient?
- 4) Once the Applied Kinesiologist understands what the patient needs, which types of therapies are used?
- 5) What are the origins of Applied Kinesiology?
- 6) What is the ICAK?
- 7) I went to a Kinesiologist. Is this the same as Applied Kinesiologist?
- 8) What is manual muscle testing exactly?
- 9) So if a muscle tests weak, does it mean that it needs to be strengthened with exercise?
- 10) Why would the doctor want to know how the nervous system is controlling a muscle?
- 11) How else is muscle testing used?
- 12) Why not just do x-rays, blood tests, or other types of clinical exam? Aren’t they more reliable?
- 13) What types of therapies does A.K. consist of?
- 14) What does the A.K. triangle represent?
- 15) Is there research backing the validity of Applied Kinesiology?
- 16) How can I find an A.K. doctor near me?
- 17) How can I become a member of ICAK?
- 18) Who is eligible to attend courses in Applied Kinesiology?
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