
Christensen Chiropractic
Christensen Chiropractic
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Applied Kinesiology
Applied kinesiology (AK) is one of many modalities used at Christensen Chiropractic to optimize patient care. It is a diagnostic technique that uses muscle testing to determine how a person’s body is functioning.
Muscle response to a physical, chemical or mental stimulus is correlated with the patient's history and a physical examination to determine the best form of therapy for the patient.
Applied kinesiology procedures are not used as a single method of diagnosis. But in combining elements of many other therapies, they offer a comprehensive and integrated approach to health care.
Therapies can include specific joint manipulation or mobilization, myofascial massage, cranial techniques, meridian therapy, clinical nutrition, dietary management and various reflex procedures.
In some cases, the examiner may also test for environmental or food sensitivities by using a previously strong muscle to find what weakens it.
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- Home
- PATIENT INTAKE FORM
- About Us
- Office Hours & Location
- Dr. Shauna H. Christensen
- Our Method of Treatment
- Therapeutic Massage
- Insurance
- Applied Kinesiology
- Injury Recall Technique
- Cox Flexion Distraction
- Trigenics
- Cold Laser Therapy
- Whole Body Vibration Therapy
- Vibracussor Percussion Therapy
- IASTM Therapy
- Mastering Blood Chemistry
- Nutrition
- ChiroThin Weightloss
- Saliva Hormone Testing
- Aqua Chi Foot Bath
- Foot Levelers Orthotics
- Patient Testimonials
- Blog
- Biographies