Frequently Asked Questions

These are terms often used by kinesiotherapists - with their explanations

Alarm point
Specific acupuncture points used for detection of over energy in meridians.
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Acupuncture Point
Specific points of energy along meridian lines.
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Five Elements
The Law of the Five Elements from Chinese healing Philosophy explains that everything in the Universe belongs to one of the Elements, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood.
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Indicator Muscle
This term is applied when a muscle is used to read the body's responses. It can be any muscle in the body and its associated meridian is not important in this context.
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Integration (brain)
The working together and communication between the left and right brain.
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Meridian
The energy pathways or channels.
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Muscle Test
This technique is used in Kinesiology to test the state of a person's body or mind. It gives an indication as to whether the energy going through the muscle is switched on or switched off.
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Neuro-Lymphatic point
This is a correction point in Kinesiology where the point is massaged to stimulate the Lymphatic system around a particular part of the body.

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Neuro-Vascular point
This is a correction point in Kinesiology where you gently touch the point with your fingertips to stimulate vascular flow to a particular point in the body.
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Over Energy
This means that there is too much energy in an area in the body (this energy can make the body very tired)
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Pre-tests
Before any balance there are a few pre-tests taken, to see if the body is ready to have a Kinesiology Balance. These tests involve some eye and head turns and also checking to see if the body has enough water.
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  Stress Release points
Specific Neuro-Vascular Points, which are located on the forehead. They help stimulate blood flow to the frontal part of the brain, to help the brain think calmly, and clearly.
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