Applied Kinesiology

Applied Kinesiology is a diagnostic tool that requires no invasive procedures.

Applied Kinesiology (AK) was developed by Dr. George Goodheart in 1964. This highly individualized, in-depth diagnostic technique allows the doctor to assess a patient’s state of health by evaluating and treating postural and muscular imbalances, neurovascular and neurolymphatic points, subluxation, and cranial-sacral movement. To do this, we use manual muscle testing (applying gentle pressure to an arm or leg) to evaluate the nervous system’s response to a stimuli. A weak muscle response indicates an imbalance in the body needing further investigation.

Dr. Haas has been practicing with Applied Kinesiology since 1983. Applied Kinesiology originally tested just five areas of function but over the the last nearly fifty years an enormous number of tests and treatments have been added to our repertoire.

Applied Kinesiology enables health investigation without intrusion and gives insight into the underlying causes and solutions to many functional health problems. This is a highly effective treatment system which focuses on whole body care.