Northeast Healing with Terri Kaus
Specialized Kinesiology Workshops
By my son’s 2rd birthday, my husband and I were at our wits end. Exhausted, confused, desperate, and feeling like failures as parents, we cried and prayed for answers. Our son had frequent tummy aches, headaches, ear infections, temper tantrums, hyperactivity, and more. He didn’t listen to us very well, either. We had to call out his name 3 to 5 times before he would respond.
Light is one of the main guides our body uses to manage our internal “clock”. A rapid journey through multiple time zones can put our internal clock out of sync with the new day-and-night rhythm. Our internal clock gets confused as it attempts to adapt to a new time, a new light/dark rhythm, and a different activity/inactivity cycle.
In electrical terms, grounding refers to having an electrical connection to an object or to the Earth that can absorb an unlimited or large amount amount of current, usually used as a safety measure. In kinesiology terms, however, grounding (or earthing) refers to electrically connecting ourselves to the Earth.
How very wonderful it is to have the skill of accurate muscle testing! Touch for Health teaches that stating certain phrases or words can cause the body to have a stress response. Certain foods, chemicals, toxins and even thoughts can cause stress to the energy system, causing muscles to unlock.
We are often told, “Stop feeling sorry for yourself.” That never really helped me much. Sometimes it’s hard to avoid self-pity entirely, however choosing to exchange self-pity for gratitude can be very powerful in a multitude of ways. Countless studies published in prominent journals over the past decade have shown that people who count their blessings are less depressed and experience more joy and happiness.
In specialized kinesiology, there are a few simple things we do to enhance our energy and improve brain/body communication. In Touch for Health, you learn the importance of doing these techniques before performing a balance. When both brain and body are switched on and properly hydrated, balancing the energy system is smooth and easy!
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine’s 5 element theory, metal is related to autumn. It’s considered the ideal time for releasing and cleansing physically, mentally, and emotionally. Releasing opens up space for creativity, joy and energy! Lung and Large Intestine are the two organs that represent the Metal Element.
According to Dr. Wally Schmitt, DC, the following nutrients can help individuals struggling with odor sensitivities. Muscle testing can be used to determine if the following will be helpful for each individual.
For thousands of years, people have been trying to understand causes and cures for headaches. The use of non-prescription painkillers is often used as a shotgun technique masking symptoms. Even though studies have proven these drugs have ill effects on vital organs, sales continue to soar. In the 1930’s, an osteopath named Dr. Terrence Bennett discovered by lightly touching specific spots located mostly on the head, blood flow to certain organs would improve.
Japanese finger holds or (Jen Shin Jyutsu) was originally based on the work of Jiro Murai. Before he died, he passed on his knowledge to Mary Burmeister who then brought it to the United States in 1953. In 1990, an American naturopathic doctor named Glenn T. King redesigned Jin Shin Jyutsu using a Christian, Western worldview.
