Kinesiological

The quintessence of healing
Kinesiological multiple integration is a gentle, holistic method to balance the body. It developed from different forms of treatment such as kinesiology, chiropractic and Chinese medicine. Simple movements, gentle touches and the holding of certain points tackle the problem of disordered nerve tracts and release blockades. Muscles and ligaments can be restored to their natural function and can perform their tasks without being impeded.

The aim of a KMI balance is ultimately to restore the “system person” to its original state of optimal physical and mental performance. A small adjustment is often sufficient to ensure that the natural processes start to flow again. As a result, patients can sometimes feel much better and more stable after only their first body balance.

Muscle tests are used to check and establish that the dysfunction has been successfully removed. Patients are not only able to feel, but are also able to observe the changes immediately. These muscle tests can also help with the diagnosis and tracing of underlying disorders.

KMI – helps with many complaints
If a KMI balance has an effect on the nerve tracts, it is easy to imagine that the method will work in the case of all functional disorders which affect our physical systems, for example allergies and cardiovascular diseases. Two areas in which KMI has been demonstrated to work particularly well are described in more detail here.
Musculoskeletal disorders.

This includes muscle and joint pain, problems with ligaments and tendons, and all rheumatic diseases. In many cases, KMI can alleviate or even remove pain, as the treatment acts directly on the nerve cells. In addition to this, it is the case that much pain is caused by faulty and avoidance posture. KMI can also ensure gentle and lasting correction in cases such as these. A tip for sports people: a regular KMI balance can help to prevent sports injuries.

Disorders of the central nervous system
Our complicated nervous systems can sometimes go out of balance more quickly than we are aware. However, our brain has the capacity to learn and nerves can be regenerated by means of appropriate treatment. KMI can have a positive effect on nerve conduction, for example in the case of learning difficulties, perceptual and developmental disorders and migraine.

A KMI balance has also been found to be effective in the case of a number of other disorders of balance. These include allergies, metabolic and dermatological diseases, respiratory disorders, a weakened immune system and other complaints. If you mention your symptoms before balancing takes place, your health advisor will be able to decide whether this balancing method is the right one for you.