APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY HYPO & HYPER MUSCLE TESTING

It is nice to get a. chance to reach out to all of you and share some of the new concepts that ha ve been developed at my research laboratory in Arizona. One of the earlier discoveries I made several years ago was that each muscle can be tested for its hypo- and hyper-active conditions with simple manual muscle testing. This discussion was presented at the 1984 annual meeting in San Diego, California. Unfortunately the amount of information to be covered was not consistent with the time available, and too many new concepts were presented all at once. After looking at the marvelous article on faciliation by Gordon Stokes and Daniel Whiteside in the October-November 1984 issue of the In Touch for Health magazine, I have decided to give the information to you in bite-sized pieces rather than all at one time. In this article I will be discussing the hypo condition and the hyper condition for any
given muscle.