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FUNCTIONALcSYSTEMScAPPROACHcTOcCENTRALcNERVOUScSYSTEM
EVALUATION ............................................................................................................. 8
CASEcSTUDY:
................................................................................................................................ T
HEc ROLEc OFc THEc ANTERIORc FIFTHc LUMBARc INc HAMMERc TOESc ANDcDISEQUILIBRIUM
................................................................................................................................ 9
CASEcSTUDY:
.............................................................................................................................. C
ORRECTIONcOFcCRANIALcNERVEcNEUROPATHYcUSINGcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcCHIROPR
ACTICcCAREc-cTHEcTREATMENTcOFcSYMPTOMATICcARNOLD-CHIARIcMALFORMATION
.............................................................................................................................. 10
THEcTEMPORALcBONEcCRANIALcFAULTc-
c AcRESUMEcOFc„„T
THHEEcTROUBLEcMAKER‟cWITHcAcFOCUScONcTHEcPROPRIOCEPTIVE
cANDcVESTIBU LO-OCULAR
SYNDROMES............................................................................................................ 11
MUSCLEcACTIVATIONcTECHNIQUE............................................................................ 12
THEcNEUROREGULATORYcROLEcOFcTHEcTRIGEMINALcNERVEcINcDURAL
TORQUEcANDcTHEcRECIPROCALcTENSIONcMEMBRANE ............................................... 13
AcNEWLYcDISCOVEREDcMUSCLE-ORGANcRELATIONSHIP:THEcPECTORALIS
MINORc ANDcTHEc PAROTIDcGLAND .......................................................................... 14
THEcUSEcOFcLOWcLEVELcLASERcTHERAPYcINcTREATMENTcOFcRECURRENTc
TEMPORALcBULGEcCRANIALcFAULTcWITHcATTENDANTcDIGESTIVE
COMPLAINTS........................................................................................................... 15
CASEcHISTORY:
.............................................................................................................................. AB
NORMALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcRESPONSEScWITHcCEREBELLARcTRANSNEURALcDEGENERATI
ON .......................................................................................................................... 16
TWOcCASES: CHIROPRACTICcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcINTEGRATIONcWITHcTMJcDENTALcCARE.......... 17
EFFECTScOFcPROPERcWALKINGcONcSPINALcFIXATIONS ............................................... 18
EFFECTIVENESScOFcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcPROCEDUREScONcFOOTcSIZE ..................... 19
CLINICALcRESPONSEcTOcAcNEUROLOGICALLYcBASEDcCOMPREHENSIVE
CLINICALcPROTOCOLcDEVELOPEDcBYcDR.cWALTHERcH.cSCHMITT ............................... 20
THEcBRAINSTEMcANDcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTING ..................................................... 21
ENTEROGASTRICcREFLEX:cPOWERFULcDUODENALcFACTORScTHATcINHIBITcTHEcSTOMA
CH .......................................................................................................................... 22
THEcCONNECTIONcBETWEENcHOMOCYSTEINE,cTHEcPSOAScMINORcMUSCLE,
ANDcLOWcBACKcPAIN ............................................................................................... 23
THEcNEUROLOGICALcRATIONALEcFORcAcCOMPREHENSIVEcCLINICAL
PROTOCOLcUSINGcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcTECHNIQUES ............................................ 24
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, ADULTcATTENTIONcDEFICITcDISORDERcANDcLEARNINGcDISABILITIES......................... 25
GASTROESOPHAGEALcREFLEXcDISORDERcANDcHIATALcHERNIA,cAcUNIVERSALc PROBLEM
.............................................................................................................................. 26
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcMENSTRUALcHEADACHES .......................... 28
CASEcSTUDY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcMULTIPLEcSCLEROSISc(ONGOING) .............. 29
THEcIMPORTANCEcOFcABDOMINALcOBLIQUEcMUCLEScINcCATEGORYc1 ....................... 30
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcTICcINcAcPEDIATRICcPATIENT ..................... 31
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcURINARYcINCONTINENCEcINcA
PEDIATRICcPATIENT ................................................................................................. 32
CASEcHISTORYc(2x):c EFFECTScOFcPUMPINGcTHEcLIVER ............................................................................... 33
CASEcSTUDY: SEVEREcRIGHTcARMcNEURALGIAcANDcWEAKNESScFOLLOWINGcSURGERY ..................... 34
THEc PROPERc FITTINGc OFc SUPPORTSc ANDc THEIRc EFFECTc UPONc MUSCLEc STRENGTH
.............................................................................................................................. 35
MMTcTOcASSESScFUNCTIONALcINTEGRATIONcOFcHIGH-THRESHOLDcVERSUS
LOW-THRESHOLDcALPHAcMOTORcNEURONS ............................................................. 36
APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcANDcPROPRIOCEPTION:cAc NON-INVASIVEcAPPROACH
TOcEQUILIBRIUMcANDcBALANCEcDISORDERS ............................................................. 37
THEcL5-S1cFIXATIONcREVISITED ................................................................................ 38
IODINEcANDcTYROSINEc-cTHEcMOSTcMISUSEDcNUTRITIONALcSUPPORTcFOR
THEcTHYROID.......................................................................................................... 39
BRIEFcREVIEW: NUTRITIONALcSUPPORTcFORcTHEcTHYROID .............................................................. 40
LOW-TECHcINDICATORScOFcDECREASEDcBLOODcOXYGENcLEVELS .............................. 41
CASEcSTUDY: SEVEREcADRENALcSTRESScSYNDROMEcAScAcCAUSEcOFcANXIETYcINcAc17-YEAR-
OLDcCAUCASIANcFEMALE ........................................................................................ 42
THEcIMMUNEcSYSTEMc-cUNDERSTANDINGcT-HELPERcCELLS ........................................ 43
SECONDARYcGAITcREFLEXEScOFcTHEcHAND .............................................................. 44
OVERACTIVEcMERIDIANScANDcFOODcSENSITIVITYcTESTING ....................................... 45
THEcNEWcALARMcPOINTScFORcTHEcGOVERNINGc(GV)cANDcCONCEPTION
VESSELc(CV) ............................................................................................................. 46
CASEcSTUDY: ENDOMETRIOSIS...................................................................................................... 48
CASEcSTUDY: MEDIALcEPICONDYLITIS ........................................................................................... 49
FUNCTIONALcTESTScANDcTREATMENTScFORcMALEcMENOPAUSEcANDcPENILEcDYSFUNCT
ION ......................................................................................................................... 50
OBJECTIVIZATIONcOFcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcTHROUGHcANALYSIScOFcTHEcDYNAMI
CcFORCEcSPECTRUM ................................................................................................ 51
CASEcSTUDY: ECZEMATOUScDERMATITIScANDcTHEcDEEPcTENDONcREFLEXcEXAMINATON ................ 52
CASEcSTUDY: MULTIPLEcSCLEROSIS ............................................................................................... 53
CASEcSTUDY: AKcMANAGEMENTcOFcNOCTURNALcENURESIS ........................................................... 54
THEcINTRAOSSEOUScSUBLUXATION,cASSOCIATEDcPOINTScOFcACUPUNCTURE,
ANDcREDOXcPROBLEMS............................................................................................ 55
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, CASEcSTUDY: ACID-
BASEcMETABOLISM:cEVALUATIONcDIFFERENTcMEASUREMENTcMETHODSc(INCLUDINGcS
UMMARYcOFc5cCASEcHISTORIES) .............................................................................. 56
CASEcSTUDY: CHRONICcSEVEREcCONSTIPATIONcCAUSEDcBYcASYMPTOMATICcL3-4
INTERVERTEBRALcDISCcSYNDROMEcANDcCLOSEDcILEOCECALcVALVE ......................... 57
CASEcSTUDY:
CORRECTIONcOFcSEVEREcHIATALcHERNIAcCOMPLAINTScINcAcPATIENTcWI
THcAcCONGENITALcFAILUREcOFcSKELETALcMUSCLEcGROWTHcWITHcRESULTAN
T
SEVEREcSCOLIOSIS ................................................................................................... 58
CASEcSTUDY: CRYPTORCHIDISMcCORRECTIONcWITHcCONSERVATIVEcCHIROPRACTICcAK ................ 59
THEcPINEALcCRANIALcFAULT .................................................................................... 60
CRITERIAcFORcACCURATEcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcAScUSEDcINcAK
PRACTICE................................................................................................................ 61
DIFFERENTIALcDIAGNOSIScUSINGcAKcMETHODScINc AcCASEcOFcLONG-TERM
HEADcPAIN .............................................................................................................. 62
THEc ANTERIOR-INFERIORc SACRUM:c SUTHERLAND‟Sc DEPRESSEDc SACRUMc REVISITED
.............................................................................................................................. 63
THEcPIRIFORMIScMUSCLEcANDcTHEcGENITO-URINARYcSYSTEM:cTHEcANATOMY
OFc THEc MUSCLE-ORGAN-GLANDcCORRELATION ........................................................ 64
THEcOTHERc49%cOFcTHEc51%er ................................................................................ 65
THEcTHYMUScVISCERALcREFERREDcPAINc (VRP)cAREA ................................................. 66
INJURYcRECALLcTECHNIQUEc(IRT)cREVISITED ............................................................. 67
ADRENALcANDcINSULINcRELATEDcDISORDERS:cMOREcCOMPLEXcTHANcWE
THOUGHT ............................................................................................................... 68
CASEcSTUDY: ANcINTERESTINGcINTERLUDE.................................................................................... 69
NEUROTOXICITYcANDcELEVATEDcHOMOCYSTEINE:cTHEcROLEScPLAYEDcBYcHOMOCYSTE
ICcACID,cASPARTATEcANDcGLUTAMATEcANDcACTIVATEDcFORMS
OFcFOLICcACID,cVITAMINcB-12,cANDcB-6 ................................................................... 70
THEcSOMATICcWINDOWcONcNEUROLOGICALcFUNCTIONc––
cPARTc2.cINDUCINGcPATTERNScOFcOVERcFACILITATIONcTOcEVALUATEcCORTICALcHEMIS
PHERICcDOMINANCEcPATTERNS .............................................................................. 71
SOMATICcWINDOWcONcNEUROLOGICALcFUNCTIONc-
cPARTc3.cENCEPHALICcTRANS NEURALcDEGENERATION:cTHEc CAUSEcOFcMANYcTMJcPROB
LEMScANDc BILATERALcJOINTcPROBLEMS ................................................................... 72
REOCCURRINGcPITCHcPATTERNcANDcTHEcFRONTALcFAULT ....................................... 73
SUPRASPINATUScMUSCLEcAScANcINDICATORcOFcBRAINcSEROTONINcLEVELS ............... 74
CAEcSTUDY: ARTHRITIS............................................................................................................... 76
CASEcSTUDY: LOWcENERGY ........................................................................................................... 77
HIDDENcSUBLUXATIONS .......................................................................................... 78
COMMENTScONcUTILIZINGcSOMEcOFcTHEc CONCEPTScOFcJANDA................................. 79
THEcCHANGEcOFcTHEcASYMMETRYcOFcRESTINGcCALCANEALcSTANCE
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FUNCTIONALcSYSTEMScAPPROACHcTOcCENTRALcNERVOUScSYSTEM
EVALUATION ............................................................................................................. 8
CASEcSTUDY:
................................................................................................................................ T
HEc ROLEc OFc THEc ANTERIORc FIFTHc LUMBARc INc HAMMERc TOESc ANDcDISEQUILIBRIUM
................................................................................................................................ 9
CASEcSTUDY:
.............................................................................................................................. C
ORRECTIONcOFcCRANIALcNERVEcNEUROPATHYcUSINGcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcCHIROPR
ACTICcCAREc-cTHEcTREATMENTcOFcSYMPTOMATICcARNOLD-CHIARIcMALFORMATION
.............................................................................................................................. 10
THEcTEMPORALcBONEcCRANIALcFAULTc-
c AcRESUMEcOFc„„T
THHEEcTROUBLEcMAKER‟cWITHcAcFOCUScONcTHEcPROPRIOCEPTIVE
cANDcVESTIBU LO-OCULAR
SYNDROMES............................................................................................................ 11
MUSCLEcACTIVATIONcTECHNIQUE............................................................................ 12
THEcNEUROREGULATORYcROLEcOFcTHEcTRIGEMINALcNERVEcINcDURAL
TORQUEcANDcTHEcRECIPROCALcTENSIONcMEMBRANE ............................................... 13
AcNEWLYcDISCOVEREDcMUSCLE-ORGANcRELATIONSHIP:THEcPECTORALIS
MINORc ANDcTHEc PAROTIDcGLAND .......................................................................... 14
THEcUSEcOFcLOWcLEVELcLASERcTHERAPYcINcTREATMENTcOFcRECURRENTc
TEMPORALcBULGEcCRANIALcFAULTcWITHcATTENDANTcDIGESTIVE
COMPLAINTS........................................................................................................... 15
CASEcHISTORY:
.............................................................................................................................. AB
NORMALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcRESPONSEScWITHcCEREBELLARcTRANSNEURALcDEGENERATI
ON .......................................................................................................................... 16
TWOcCASES: CHIROPRACTICcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcINTEGRATIONcWITHcTMJcDENTALcCARE.......... 17
EFFECTScOFcPROPERcWALKINGcONcSPINALcFIXATIONS ............................................... 18
EFFECTIVENESScOFcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcPROCEDUREScONcFOOTcSIZE ..................... 19
CLINICALcRESPONSEcTOcAcNEUROLOGICALLYcBASEDcCOMPREHENSIVE
CLINICALcPROTOCOLcDEVELOPEDcBYcDR.cWALTHERcH.cSCHMITT ............................... 20
THEcBRAINSTEMcANDcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTING ..................................................... 21
ENTEROGASTRICcREFLEX:cPOWERFULcDUODENALcFACTORScTHATcINHIBITcTHEcSTOMA
CH .......................................................................................................................... 22
THEcCONNECTIONcBETWEENcHOMOCYSTEINE,cTHEcPSOAScMINORcMUSCLE,
ANDcLOWcBACKcPAIN ............................................................................................... 23
THEcNEUROLOGICALcRATIONALEcFORcAcCOMPREHENSIVEcCLINICAL
PROTOCOLcUSINGcAPPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcTECHNIQUES ............................................ 24
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, ADULTcATTENTIONcDEFICITcDISORDERcANDcLEARNINGcDISABILITIES......................... 25
GASTROESOPHAGEALcREFLEXcDISORDERcANDcHIATALcHERNIA,cAcUNIVERSALc PROBLEM
.............................................................................................................................. 26
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcMENSTRUALcHEADACHES .......................... 28
CASEcSTUDY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcMULTIPLEcSCLEROSISc(ONGOING) .............. 29
THEcIMPORTANCEcOFcABDOMINALcOBLIQUEcMUCLEScINcCATEGORYc1 ....................... 30
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcTICcINcAcPEDIATRICcPATIENT ..................... 31
CASEcHISTORY: APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcMANAGEMENTcOFcURINARYcINCONTINENCEcINcA
PEDIATRICcPATIENT ................................................................................................. 32
CASEcHISTORYc(2x):c EFFECTScOFcPUMPINGcTHEcLIVER ............................................................................... 33
CASEcSTUDY: SEVEREcRIGHTcARMcNEURALGIAcANDcWEAKNESScFOLLOWINGcSURGERY ..................... 34
THEc PROPERc FITTINGc OFc SUPPORTSc ANDc THEIRc EFFECTc UPONc MUSCLEc STRENGTH
.............................................................................................................................. 35
MMTcTOcASSESScFUNCTIONALcINTEGRATIONcOFcHIGH-THRESHOLDcVERSUS
LOW-THRESHOLDcALPHAcMOTORcNEURONS ............................................................. 36
APPLIEDcKINESIOLOGYcANDcPROPRIOCEPTION:cAc NON-INVASIVEcAPPROACH
TOcEQUILIBRIUMcANDcBALANCEcDISORDERS ............................................................. 37
THEcL5-S1cFIXATIONcREVISITED ................................................................................ 38
IODINEcANDcTYROSINEc-cTHEcMOSTcMISUSEDcNUTRITIONALcSUPPORTcFOR
THEcTHYROID.......................................................................................................... 39
BRIEFcREVIEW: NUTRITIONALcSUPPORTcFORcTHEcTHYROID .............................................................. 40
LOW-TECHcINDICATORScOFcDECREASEDcBLOODcOXYGENcLEVELS .............................. 41
CASEcSTUDY: SEVEREcADRENALcSTRESScSYNDROMEcAScAcCAUSEcOFcANXIETYcINcAc17-YEAR-
OLDcCAUCASIANcFEMALE ........................................................................................ 42
THEcIMMUNEcSYSTEMc-cUNDERSTANDINGcT-HELPERcCELLS ........................................ 43
SECONDARYcGAITcREFLEXEScOFcTHEcHAND .............................................................. 44
OVERACTIVEcMERIDIANScANDcFOODcSENSITIVITYcTESTING ....................................... 45
THEcNEWcALARMcPOINTScFORcTHEcGOVERNINGc(GV)cANDcCONCEPTION
VESSELc(CV) ............................................................................................................. 46
CASEcSTUDY: ENDOMETRIOSIS...................................................................................................... 48
CASEcSTUDY: MEDIALcEPICONDYLITIS ........................................................................................... 49
FUNCTIONALcTESTScANDcTREATMENTScFORcMALEcMENOPAUSEcANDcPENILEcDYSFUNCT
ION ......................................................................................................................... 50
OBJECTIVIZATIONcOFcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcTHROUGHcANALYSIScOFcTHEcDYNAMI
CcFORCEcSPECTRUM ................................................................................................ 51
CASEcSTUDY: ECZEMATOUScDERMATITIScANDcTHEcDEEPcTENDONcREFLEXcEXAMINATON ................ 52
CASEcSTUDY: MULTIPLEcSCLEROSIS ............................................................................................... 53
CASEcSTUDY: AKcMANAGEMENTcOFcNOCTURNALcENURESIS ........................................................... 54
THEcINTRAOSSEOUScSUBLUXATION,cASSOCIATEDcPOINTScOFcACUPUNCTURE,
ANDcREDOXcPROBLEMS............................................................................................ 55
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, CASEcSTUDY: ACID-
BASEcMETABOLISM:cEVALUATIONcDIFFERENTcMEASUREMENTcMETHODSc(INCLUDINGcS
UMMARYcOFc5cCASEcHISTORIES) .............................................................................. 56
CASEcSTUDY: CHRONICcSEVEREcCONSTIPATIONcCAUSEDcBYcASYMPTOMATICcL3-4
INTERVERTEBRALcDISCcSYNDROMEcANDcCLOSEDcILEOCECALcVALVE ......................... 57
CASEcSTUDY:
CORRECTIONcOFcSEVEREcHIATALcHERNIAcCOMPLAINTScINcAcPATIENTcWI
THcAcCONGENITALcFAILUREcOFcSKELETALcMUSCLEcGROWTHcWITHcRESULTAN
T
SEVEREcSCOLIOSIS ................................................................................................... 58
CASEcSTUDY: CRYPTORCHIDISMcCORRECTIONcWITHcCONSERVATIVEcCHIROPRACTICcAK ................ 59
THEcPINEALcCRANIALcFAULT .................................................................................... 60
CRITERIAcFORcACCURATEcMANUALcMUSCLEcTESTINGcAScUSEDcINcAK
PRACTICE................................................................................................................ 61
DIFFERENTIALcDIAGNOSIScUSINGcAKcMETHODScINc AcCASEcOFcLONG-TERM
HEADcPAIN .............................................................................................................. 62
THEc ANTERIOR-INFERIORc SACRUM:c SUTHERLAND‟Sc DEPRESSEDc SACRUMc REVISITED
.............................................................................................................................. 63
THEcPIRIFORMIScMUSCLEcANDcTHEcGENITO-URINARYcSYSTEM:cTHEcANATOMY
OFc THEc MUSCLE-ORGAN-GLANDcCORRELATION ........................................................ 64
THEcOTHERc49%cOFcTHEc51%er ................................................................................ 65
THEcTHYMUScVISCERALcREFERREDcPAINc (VRP)cAREA ................................................. 66
INJURYcRECALLcTECHNIQUEc(IRT)cREVISITED ............................................................. 67
ADRENALcANDcINSULINcRELATEDcDISORDERS:cMOREcCOMPLEXcTHANcWE
THOUGHT ............................................................................................................... 68
CASEcSTUDY: ANcINTERESTINGcINTERLUDE.................................................................................... 69
NEUROTOXICITYcANDcELEVATEDcHOMOCYSTEINE:cTHEcROLEScPLAYEDcBYcHOMOCYSTE
ICcACID,cASPARTATEcANDcGLUTAMATEcANDcACTIVATEDcFORMS
OFcFOLICcACID,cVITAMINcB-12,cANDcB-6 ................................................................... 70
THEcSOMATICcWINDOWcONcNEUROLOGICALcFUNCTIONc––
cPARTc2.cINDUCINGcPATTERNScOFcOVERcFACILITATIONcTOcEVALUATEcCORTICALcHEMIS
PHERICcDOMINANCEcPATTERNS .............................................................................. 71
SOMATICcWINDOWcONcNEUROLOGICALcFUNCTIONc-
cPARTc3.cENCEPHALICcTRANS NEURALcDEGENERATION:cTHEc CAUSEcOFcMANYcTMJcPROB
LEMScANDc BILATERALcJOINTcPROBLEMS ................................................................... 72
REOCCURRINGcPITCHcPATTERNcANDcTHEcFRONTALcFAULT ....................................... 73
SUPRASPINATUScMUSCLEcAScANcINDICATORcOFcBRAINcSEROTONINcLEVELS ............... 74
CAEcSTUDY: ARTHRITIS............................................................................................................... 76
CASEcSTUDY: LOWcENERGY ........................................................................................................... 77
HIDDENcSUBLUXATIONS .......................................................................................... 78
COMMENTScONcUTILIZINGcSOMEcOFcTHEc CONCEPTScOFcJANDA................................. 79
THEcCHANGEcOFcTHEcASYMMETRYcOFcRESTINGcCALCANEALcSTANCE
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