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Eugene Charles
A sports injury as a teenager ended any athletic dreams young Gene Charles had. No one was able to diagnose the reason for his shoulder pain. Doctors of chiropractic had helped him with other injur...показать большеA sports injury as a teenager ended any athletic dreams young Gene Charles had. No one was able to diagnose the reason for his shoulder pain. Doctors of chiropractic had helped him with other injuries but could not help this one. He went to chiropractic school primarily so he could help others and secondarily, with the hope of finding the answer to his painful shoulder problem. However, in his second year of school he was still in pain. Fortunately, Dr. George Goodheart-who discovered a system of using movement and muscle testing to diagnose and treat health problems-was giving a seminar nearby. He was amazed how much Dr. Goodheart knew and after the lecture he asked him about his shoulder. After watching Gene move and testing a few muscles, he immediately uncovered the underlying cause of his pain, and in a few months he was healed. It changed Gene's life. The integrative medicine system Dr. Goodheart developed is Applied Kinesiology (AK). Since that fateful day in 1985, Dr. Eugene Charles has gone on to treat thousands of patients and teach over 1,200 doctors from many different specialties the art and science of Applied Kinesiology. However, despite his best efforts-along with those of other teachers throughout the world-very few people know about Applied Kinesiology. Dr. Charles' motivation to write Journey To Healing is to rectify this lack of familiarity, as well as to clarify any misinformation that has circulated about it. Actually, Journey To Healing is not so much about applied kinesiology as it is about you and how your body truly works. This book is meant to expand your understanding about the incredible healing potential you have inside of you.показать меньше
Книги автора Eugene Charles
Journey to Healing: The Art and Science of Applied Kinesiology