I have a vast understanding of bio medicine having a 20 year background in pharmacy. I have now been working as a specialised Kineiologogist for over 12 years. Early in my Kinesiology career, I learned that we have to be responsible for our own health, we have to make choices and decisions, based on as much information as we can gather. Kinesiology can help us make those choices and decisions. Often people come into my clinic, looking for a 'quick fix', not wanting to change anything in their life style, they just want to be fixed, but from the moment I started working with Kinesiology, I realised that if you do what you have always done, you'll get what you've always got. So I use Kinesiology to help people discover what it is that needs to be done to help alleviate their problem. This may mean various procedures and corrections in clinic as well as lifestyle changes, dietry changes, etc. 

I believe our health is in our own hands and we must take ownership of it. When we go to a doctor we have a symptom, the doctor will generally give you a medication to relieve that symptom, and this is sometimes most necessary, they do not, generally, however, address the cause. Through muscle testing, Kinesiology has been able to by-pass the conscious thinking process and get to the cause. When you eliminate the cause, the symptoms disappear. To use the analogy of a car, if you are driving down the road and your oil light comes on, do you cut the wire to the light or do you fill the oil up? Cutting the wire will cause the light to go out, but in a short while you will be in real trouble. The same applies to medication. This does not mean you stop taking your medication, what it means is you find out why you have the problem in the first place. If that problem can be corrected, then the need for the medication may no longer be there.

I find that a person must desire change for change to happen.