Muscle Testing
My approach integrates muscle testing (also known as Applied Kinesiology, which was founded in the 1960's by chiropractor Dr. George J. Goodheart) with the use of imprinted vials and allergy elimination techniques to assess and address functional imbalances in the body.
Muscle testing is used as a biofeedback tool to evaluate how the body responds to potential stressors. A gentle pressure is applied to the arm while introducing a stimulus—like a food, toxin, supplement, or even a question. This approach is based on the idea that substances—such as foods, pathogens, and even emotional patterns—carry unique energetic signatures, and that the body’s response to these can be assessed through muscle testing. During this process, imprinted vials are used as proxies for specific stimuli. A specialized device imprints these small glass vials with distinct frequencies, allowing us to evaluate how your body responds to each one.
- A “strong” muscle response = supportive/compatible, "yes"
- A “weak” response = stressor or imbalance, "no"
Through this testing process we are able to explore:
- Bacterial, viral, parasitic, and fungal accumulations
- Deficiencies (vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, etc.)
- Heavy metal or toxic chemical accumulations
- Trapped emotions or emotional stress patterns
- Organs and body systems dysfunction
- Hormonal imbalances and infertility
- Allergies (food, seasonal, energetic, etc.)
- Impacts of radiation
- Skeletal and soft tissue misalignments
- Unique prescriptions of products and exact dosages
Based on the assessment, the treatment will be designed to reduce reactivity to identified stressors and to correct underlying imbalances. This includes supporting nervous system regulation through individualized acupuncture, along with patient-specific herbal and supplement protocols. Treatment may include other healing modalities and guidance around nutrition and lifestyle.
This is a non-invasive, individualized approach intended to support overall regulation and resilience, and may be used alongside conventional medical care.
