Kinesiology an alternative in diagnosing health problems by Veronica Kloiber Finding the right cure for an illness is usually something best left up to the professionals but if patients are having no luck with conventional western medicine they might try a visit to a kinesiologist. According to Fairview's resident kinesiologist, Margaret Kyle, kinesiology is a way to read the body's innate knowing. Kyle does not mock western medicine but feels people should look for help wherever they might find it. Kinesiology is the science of the movement of muscle and electromagnetic energy.
Computers can map the phenomenon either electrically or by heat flow.
You start with a strong muscle and ask the body questions, anything it hears it will respond to. To better understand the concept, Kyle offered the example of food. If a patient comes in to see her complaining of a stomach ache, Kyle will ask the body if it was something that was eaten. The process is quite simple and painless. Kyle as the tester will connect to her patient's body by touch and begin asking questions.