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HEALTH KINESIOLOGY
Definition: HK is an holistic system of natural
health care which uses muscle testing to identify the areas
of stress in the body - and in the mind - and then find the
best way to remove these stresses by using gentle yet powerful
energy-correcting techniques.
Health Kinesiology [pronounced ‘kin-easy-ology’]
is an holistic complementary therapy that uses ‘muscle
testing’ to identify and supply your body’s
specific needs for health improvement. Muscle testing
is a gentle way of accessing information from the body’s
own inner wisdom, directing the therapist to exactly what
treatment the body requires, and in which order, to maximise
healing.
There is no need to undress, and HK is perfectly
safe for any age group, even pregnant women, tiny babies,
or the elderly. The client simply lies comfortably on a couch,
raising one forearm at 90º. The therapist then presses
gently on the arm, gauging the response of the muscle to a
series of questions. This simple form of biofeedback, when
combined with precise and logical questioning, can create
an individual selection of physical and emotional energy corrections
that release stress from the energy meridians that run throughout
the body. Corrections can also be applied to the subtle energy
system [the aura] and the chakras [energy centres].
In order to address imbalances throughout
the mind-body-spirit, an HK therapy session might include
any of the following: thinking about a stressful area of your
life, moving into certain positions where trauma occurred
[eg whiplash, traumatic birth], inhaling essential oils, using
homeopathics or flower remedies, magnets, crystals and coloured
light. In each case, energy blockages are removed from the
meridians and tissues of the body, leaving you feeling lighter,
more relaxed and able to cope.
Health Kinesiology is probably the fastest-growing
of the kinesiologies in the UK today, but is still relatively
unknown to the majority of people, despite the fact that its
gentleness belies the transformative power of the energy corrections
performed during an HK session.
For more information, please have a look
at the HK website: www.hk4health.co.uk/
or contact Janice Hocking.
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