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Small babies, the mentally and physically handicapped, frail old people and animals can all be tested using surrogate testing. The practitioner will muscle test someone (the surrogate) who is...

Sometimes, rather than testing the client’s muscles, practitioners will use themselves as a surrogate, testing a muscle of their own, usually a finger. This can be much faster than testing the...

Richard D. Utt, L.Ac (Applied Physiology) developed holographic testing. Each muscle has a strong, primary relationship with a specific Meridian, and this is tested in the standard Muscle Response...

Analogue testing was developed by Alan Sales. He noticed that when he tested a muscle through the range of its motion (from contraction to extension), there would sometimes be a ‘blip’ in the smooth...

Originally the terms ‘strong’ (Strong Muscle) and ‘weak’ (Weak Muscle) were used to describe whether or not a muscle held during testing. This is probably as a result of kinesiology’s origins in...

Whether practitioners call it Muscle Response Testing (MRT), muscle monitoring or muscle feedback, the basic process is the same. Muscle testing is a painless procedure involving the practitioner...

This is another concept that is not part of some kinesiology systems. Where it is used, the understanding is that there are connections between people that directly affect a person’s health and...

Aura, or auric field, refers to a field of subtle, luminous radiation surrounding a person. Some people believe they can see this. Some kinesiologists will test for the strength of the person’s aura...

Some kinesiologists also work with eight extra meridians. These are believed to be the first meridians that develop in the foetus and carry the baby’s genetic inheritance. They run deep within...