The Triad of Health is a philosophical axiom of applied kinesiology. The “triad”, or triangle, is composed of three sides – the structural side, the chemical side and the mental side. It is believed that the cause of most, if not all, human afflictions can be traced to aberrance in one or more of these categories:

1. “Structural” refers to the bodily frame that supports us (including muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments and so forth) which can be affected by trauma – both recent and ancient, macro and micro – as well as lack of proper exercise and other factors.

2. “Chemical” refers to the body’s basic physiological and biochemical workings (including hormonal balance and the utilization of nutrients) and can be altered by the ingestion of environmental toxins, improper nutrition, drugs, etc.

3. “Mental” refers to the third leg of the triangle and recognizes that emotional and psychological stressors can be contributing or even primary factors in the manifestation of a particular condition.

There is a great deal of interaction between the three legs of the triad. Chemistry can affect structure, such as an anti-inflammatory pharmaceutical (a chemical compound) being used to ease the pain of a twisted ankle (a structural issue). Similarly, a jog in the park (beneficial to the human structure) can often help one to regain mental focus and contribute to psychological wellbeing, and so forth. In recognizing the fundamental interplay of these myriad factors, we strive to practice in a truly holistic fashion.

• Applied kinesiology

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• Neuromuscular rehabilitation

• Nutritional support

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