Can kinesiology help with carpal tunnel syndrome, frozen shoulder or tennis elbow?
Most definitely. Muscles work in groups, rather than individually, so I test all the muscles in the area of the problem. Any that test ‘weak’ are corrected with kinesiology techniques, such as rubbing or holding points or nutritional supplements. Sometimes one of the muscles has ‘switched off’ other muscles in the group, so the energy flow needs to be re-balanced, allowing all the muscles to work together synergistically. Other possibilities are that one or several of the muscles may be too tight or weak (often from over-use), and unable to extend to their full potential. This can also impact on our lives, causing us to limit ourselves in the same way as the muscle. Occasionally, the pain in one part of the body actually relates to a completely different part of the body, so this is something else I check. In addition, I test your body to find the related emotion to the problem and clear the stress on it, which also helps reduce or remove pain and restricted movement. [top] Can kinesio
