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|  | | Applied Kinesiology Essentials
Two New AK Textbooks offering the most validated, highly referenced, and current AK information.
This clinical resource presents the most complete Applied Kinesiology evidence base, along with updated rationales for AK management of acute and chronic health complaints, functional assessment, Applied Kinesiology outcomes-research like never before, and nutritional, meridian and biopsychosocial updates.
These texts fill an important gap in applied kinesiology and manual muscle testing literature. Clearly written and fully illustrated throughout, this text offers practical, comprehensive coverage of the AK approach to holistic health care. The basics of applied kinesiology are presented in a concise, comprehensive, and updated style – all in one volume. Over 300 pages of highly illustrated material from leaders in the field of applied kinesiology ensure the diagnostic and treatment approaches presented are up-to-the-minute and easier to follow than before.
| |  | | Applied Kinesiology: Clinical Techniques for Lower Body Dysfunctions
The comprehensive "one-stop" textbook on lower body pain and dysfunction. Many patients receive excellent care of their spine, but there is failure to correct problems in the lower body causing the patient to walk their back problem back in before they get home from the treatment. This book demonstrates how to find the reason(s) why spinal dysfunctions - even though adequately corrected - continue to return.
A detailed, illustrated, evidence-based discussion of the relationship of muscle weakness to lower body pain and dysfunction. Describes the normal anatomy and physiology as well as the most common disorders. Presents indications for treatments and guidance on making the best treatment choices for each patient. Valuable clinical assessment protocols covering aspects of case history, physical examination supported by AK body language, imaging, and diagnostic methods incorporating the AK triad of health philosophy. A comparative review of clinical findings from objective and subjective examina |
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