Скачать или смотреть 🎙️ Episode 27: Muscle Testing — When the Body Speaks the Truth Your Mind Can’t Voice

The Neurology, Trauma Science, and Christian Framework Behind Applied Kinesiology
Muscle testing has been misunderstood, mislabeled, and sometimes misrepresented — but in reality, it is one of the most powerful, God-designed tools for understanding the body’s internal stress signals. In this episode, Dr. Dani and Rich break down what muscle testing actually is (neurology) and what it is not (mysticism, intuition, divination, or New Age “energy work”).
Together, we explore the intersection of science, trauma physiology, and biblical worldview — and why the nervous system often reveals truth the conscious mind cannot articulate.

🔍 In this episode, we unpack:
The real history of muscle testing and Dr. George Goodheart’s research


~How muscle testing works through the gamma loop, reflex arcs, and proprioception
~How each muscle corresponds to specific organs, glands, and emotional patterns
~The misunderstood connection between meridians and anatomy
~What muscle testing can reveal about hormones, toxins, gut health, and trauma

~The difference between physiological feedback and spiritual discernment


~Why muscle testing is not New Age, occult, or mystical


~How this tool actually aligns with a Christian worldview


~Emotional release, trauma imprints, and NET’s fMRI research


~Real case examples from practice and how this changes treatment plans


~How we combine muscle testing with labs for a truly holistic diagnostic picture

~Why muscles weaken under chemical, emotional, or physical stress

✝️ Spiritual Insight
“I will praise the Lord, who counsels me; even at night my heart instructs me.”
— Psalm 16:7 (NIV, pre-2020)
God designed the nervous system to speak truth, even when the conscious mind is overwhelmed or disconnected. Muscle testing is not prophecy or mysticism — it is physiology reflecting His intelligent design.

📚 Referenced Research
Monti et al., 2017 — fMRI changes in trauma survivors using NET

Cuthbert & Rosner, 2011 — Applied Kinesiology case report on urinary incontinence

Additional studies on muscle inhibition, proprioception, and neurological feedback

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The Christian Roots of Chinese Medicine — Using God’s Design Without the Daoism