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I currently have written nine original papers for the INTERNATIONAL
COLLEGE OF APPLIED KINESIOLOGY (ICAK). These are techniques and
findings I have developed thus far in my 12 years of practice. If you
are interested in any of them, please email me. Thanks for your
interest.
- THE THYMUS VISCERAL REFERRED PAIN AREA: - all organs have an area they refer pain to. This paper discusses my finding with the major gland of the immune system, the thymus. I was presented with the ICAK Paper of the Year for this paper.
- The other 49% of the 51%: - this paper discusses how the commonly used 51% is invalid, as it is associated with other disorders that must be corrected first.
- A NEWLY DISCOVERED MUSCLE-ORGAN RELATIONSHIP: THE PECTORALIS MINOR AND THE PAROTID GLAND - applied kinesiology is based off the premis that there is a link between organ function and muscle function. This paper discusses my finding that the pec minors are related to the parotid glands; previously there had never been an associated muscle with the parotid glands.
- THE DYSGLYCEMIA TEST AND ITS CONNECTION TO TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTION AND TINNITUS: This paper discusses the link between the TMJ and blood sugar handling problems and further the connection with tinnitus (ringing in the ears)
- THE BRAIN VISCERAL REFERRED PAIN AREA: This paper discusses the general referred pain area of the brain, and its associated muscle the supraspinatus
- FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT WAYS TO IDENTIFY HIDDEN INJURIES AND DIAPHRAGMATIC PROBLEMS: Injuries are sometimes hard to find, especially those of the diaphragm. This paper discusses ways to "smoke them out" and correct them
- NEW AND UPDATED CHALLENGE PROCEDURES TO ASSESS AEROBIC, ANAEROBIC, AND CREATINE PHOSPHATE PATHWAYS: A much deeper understanding and new techniques to further assess these energy pathways. The "old" ways are still valid, to some degree, but they are generalized and miss many common problems
- ADVANCED (DE)HYDRATION ASSESSMENT – WHEN WATER ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH: This paper discusses why you can still be dehydrated even if you drink water all day long. There's more to it than just H2O.
- A NEW DIGESTIVE CHALLENGE TECHNIQUE – SIMULTANEOUS TESTING OF THE ILEOCECAL AND HOUSTON’S VALVES: This paper discusses more ways to find and treat digestive difficulties in patients
