Applied Kinesiology

The book "Applied Kinesiology, Revised Edition" by Robert Frost, Ph.D., offers a comprehensive introduction to the method of applied kinesiology. This diagnostic technique utilizes manual muscle testing to assess the structure, chemistry, and psyche of the body. By applying light pressure to the tested muscles, the practitioner can determine whether the client is able to resist the pressure. A weak test indicates structural problems or imbalances, while a strong test serves as a diagnostic tool to analyze the effects of various stimuli. The book covers the theory, execution, and interpretation of muscle tests and provides correction techniques for identified weaknesses. It also includes 33 specific muscle tests, complemented by illustrative photographs to facilitate application.