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Experimental Observations of Members of the ICAK
International College of Applied Kinesiology® – U.S.A.
Five types of switching
Narrative
This paper is an attempt to state a clear understanding of neurological disorganization also known as Switching, and its five forms. This condition is extremely important in the practice of Chiropractic/Applied Kinesiology, and any other health care system that use Manual Muscle Testing (MMT) to gain diagnostic and therapeutic information for the patients' bodies. I will make the statement that everyone is switched! I also want to state that there are five forms of neurological disorganisation or switching and most patients have at least two forms on every visit.
Conclusion
The fact that Neurological Disorganization or Switching leads to mistakes being made such as side of muscle weakness, pelvic categories, leg length, as well as cranial faults and challenges it is important to avoid these situations. If the nervous system is not communicating information correctly it will lead to more serious systemic conditions that could cause organic disease. Goodheart's statement about the nervous system would seem to be true 'God Will Forgive You, Your Nervous System Will Not'.
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; Applied Kinesiology (AK); switching; ocular lock; neurological organisation.
Cite: Sprieser PT. Five Types of Switching. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#SprieserSwitching
Applied Kinesiology management of acute abdominal pain
Objective
To explain the application of Applied Kinesiology in the management of a 29-year-old female patient experiencing acute-severe abdomen pain.
Clinical features
The patient presented with acute-severe pain to right upper abdominal quadrant of three weeks.
Intervention & Outcome
Examination and treatment utilising Applied Kinesiology methods was successful with complete resolution of all patient symptomatology.
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; Applied Kinesiology; Abdomen; abdominal pain; Pulse point analysis' Meridian system.
Cite: Devens CJ. Applied Kinesiology Management of Acute Abdomen Pain. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#DevensAbdoPain
Applied Kinesiology management of migraine with aura
Objective
To explain the application of Applied Kinesiology in the management of a 22-year-old female patient experiencing chronic Severe Migraine with aura.
Clinical features
The patient presented with Chronic Migraine with aura of eleven months.
Intervention & Outcome
Examination and treatment utilising Applied Kinesiology methods was successful with complete resolution of all patient Symptomatology.
Conclusion
Management of a case of migraine with aura in a 22-year-old female utilizing Applied Kinesiology methods is presented. It should be noted that correction was obtained by utilising an injury recall technique involving assisting the brain in communicating with injured parts of the body, correction of cranial faults to restore proper movement and nerve function, and utiliation of manganese minerals aiding in supporting joint alignment for chiropractic manipulation and strengthening joint integrity.
After corrections were accomplished, all postural deviations and muscle imbalances were quickly normalised as well as chief complaint symptoms by the patient. Cause of migraines are known to be varied, however, utilising Applied Kinesiology permits practitioners to go beyond treating symptoms only in hopes of correcting root cause imbalances.
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; Applied Kinesiology; migraine; aura; root cause imbalance.
Cite: Devens CJ. Applied Kinesiology management of migraine with aura. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#DevensMigraineAura
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Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
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Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
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Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
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Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
[Abstract]
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
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Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
[Abstract]
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
[Abstract]
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
[Abstract]
Indexing terms: Chiropractic; SOT; dizziness; ageing; Category One blocking.
Cite: Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2025;6.2. www.apcj.net/AK-Abstracts-2024-25/#
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