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Our Methods & Therapies There are innumerable systems of natural medicine. To name but a few of the larger and more important ones, there are systems of natural medicine developed in China (acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine), India (Ayurvedic medicine), Germany (homeopathy), and the United States (Applied Kinesiology). Elements of the major systems noted above are used at the House of Natural Medicine, but our work is centered around the science of Applied Kinesiology(AK) – for several reasons. First and foremost, we find it quite effective. Second, it provides insight into the nature of the condition being treated that is difficult to obtain with other systems. Third, it allows a rather precise determination of appropriate therapy. And finally, it allows application of not only therapies unique to AK, but application of selected therapies from Chinese medicine, Ayurvedic medicine, homeopathy, and other fields if the testing done using AK finds that such therapy would be most appropriate in a given circumstance. To understand more about AK, click the link below. Click for more information about Applied Kinesiology. A typical patient visit involves a review of the condition(s) for which the patient is seeking assistance, followed by a 10 to 20 minute testing session which may involve traditional medical testing (e.g., blood pressure) and/or AK testing. Testing is non-invasive and usually quite painless. At the conclusion of testing (and sometimes at intermediate points during testing), AK procedures will be used to begin correcting neurological patterns, muscle imbalance, or other abnormal findings contributing to the patient’s condition. A plan is then prepared with recommendations for the patient as to supplements, diet, and other therapies to be carried out at home. Disclaimer: The information in this site is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your health care practitioner. |
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