It is working with the muscles as an instrument.
The muscles are tested to find out the source of a problem.
The problem can be physical, mental or emotional.
A muscle test is gently applying pressure to a muscle movement at the same time resisting, to determine a strength or a weakness. The Muscle test is a bio-feedback instrument of the body.
Releases mental and emotional blocks which will ease the physical condition which these blocks cause.
These blocks are hindrances to the flow of natural energy throughout the body. It is when these energy flows are clogged up that causes many physical ailments.
The muscle test is used to guide the client towards the necessary energy releasing methods and exercises, and experience relief.
SCIO stands for Scientific Consciousness Interface Operations System. It is a universal, electro-physiological biofeedback system.
Via electrodes on the head, wrists and ankles it provides an accurate and detailed picture of the general condition of the client. This information is collected and evaluated by the SCIO computer software. The software lists the main causes of stress which are used by the therapist in the course of the session. Corrective Biofeedback programs are then allowed to run.
It can reduce and correct the causes of stress and brings relief. SCIO also teaches clients to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing. It makes them aware of what they can do for their own good be it nutrition, exercises or mental adjustments. Where there is a will there is a way and SCIO adds its support.
The technique of using monitoring devices to furnish information regarding an autonomic bodily function, such as heart rate or blood pressure, in an attempt to gain some voluntary control over that function. It may be used clinically to treat certain conditions, such as hypertension and migraine headache.
Biofeedback is a non-invasive therapeutic technology that energetically scans and harmonizes the body’s stresses and imbalances and returns your body back to health by reducing the stressors that cause disease.
Stress can come from many sources, such as toxicity, trauma, pathogens, mental factors, perverse energy, allergies, heredity, habits and deficiency syndrome. As the stress continues, the disease progresses.