Diverticulitis and applied kinesiology When more traditional remedies are ineffective, diverticulosis and diverticulosis both respond to treatment protocols. One of the key concepts of Diverticulitis and applied kinesiology is diet review and manual exercises that help with the ileocecal valve. The ileocecal valve is a small sphincter muscle, which separates the large intestine from the small intestine. This can be
Treating scoliosis with applied kinesiology has some noted success, particularly with the idiopathic kind. This is especially true when combined with other forms of therapy including electrical stimulation of muscles or orthopedic bracing. Although scoliosis mostly affects children 7-15 years old, it is also possible for scoliosis to develop in adults or elderly individual despite having
A person’s lymph system is perhaps the most overlooked and least understood part of the body. Comprising the body’s interstitial fluids many of the body’s waste products and the short chain fatty acids are deposited there. By some accounts it becomes the ‘ trash can ‘ of the body. The lymph system is one of
Applied Kinesiology and Shoulder Injuries Applied Kinesiology and Shoulder Injuries, Applied Kinesiology and Shoulder Injuries provides a good treatment protocol for a complex area of the body. The shoulder is made up of five separate joints and 23 different muscles any one of which can cause a problem in the shoulder area. Insofar as Applied
Applied Kinesiology and Knee Problems Applied Kinesiology and Knee Problems, the knee has always been viewed as a complex joint due to the many muscles and the thirteen ligaments which make the structure. In using Applied Kinesiology and Knee Problems it’s important to start with a postural analysis to best determine where the biomechanical imbalances are.