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Alphabiotics, Applied kinesiology, and ApitherapyAlphabiotics is an alternative system of medical practice. Practitioner of Alphabiotics belive that all diseases are the results "all disease is the result of an imbalance and lack of life energy." The idea is that good health relies on the correct balance and alignment of "Life Energy". Applied kinesiology (AK) Applied kinesiology (AK) is an alternative therapy created by George Goodheart. Applied kinesiology is based on chiropractic principles and involves physical manual manipulation of the spine, extremities and cranial bones. Goodheart and his followers has combined chiropractic with traditional Chinese medicine and has made formed a system that recognizes the meridians and chi of acupuncture. They propagate the idea that muscles reflect the flow of chi and that by measuring muscle resistance on the muscles one can determine the health of bodily organs and nutritional deficiencies. Apitherapy Apitherapy uses products from the bee to heal a variety of medical conditions and promote health. Most commonly used bee products include raw honey, royal jelly, pollen, propolis, bee wax and bee venom. The term apitherapy is derived from the words apis meaning bee and therapy meaning treatment. The apitherapy is claimed to be effective against a wide range of medical conditions ranging from arthritis and chronic pain to serious medical conditions like cancer and stroke. Navigation to our site Alternative medicine main page Acupuncture, Alexander technique, Angel therapy Alphabiotics, Applied kinesiology, Apitherapy Aromatherapy, Astro-therapy, Aura-therapy, Ayurveda Biofeedback, Breathwork, Chiropractic Chinese medicine, Color therapy, Ear candling, Energy healing Facilitated Communication, Holistic medicine, Homeopathy, Hypnosis Intuitive healing, Iridology, Joy touch, Macrobiotics, Magnet therapy, Naturopathy, Osteopathy, Psychic surgery Rolfing, Therapeutic touch, Trepanation, Urine therapy Linkrage Resources More resouces from outside sources |