Dr. George Goodheart Discusses The Origins Of Applied Kinesiology

[@ljjdcm]

When I see these videos I always feel honored to have known and studied under him - a true genius. Thank you QA for posting these.

[@Iamprimadonna]

Would love to learn his method..is there any book or online course I can attend? I live in New jersey

[@ISAQF]

Subtítulos in spanish please!

[@champagneflo]

Both my parents have studied under Dr. Good heart as well since the 80’s. I also got to know him as a child. Such a wonderful man!🙏🏼💜

[@QAHomeStudy]

It is a delight to know that so many have been influenced by one man. Wishing you the continued blessings of this life and more. If there is anything we can do for you, please do not hesitate to reach out.to [e-mail]. You may also enjoy the video "Tomorrow is Not Promised" as Dr. Goodheart's contributions to AK are memorialized within. It is located at qahomestudy.com.

[@champagneflo]

Ohh so sorry for the late response, yes I will write on the support mail, Thankyou🙏🏼

[@selmayazici5327]

Neden başka ülke dili için alt yazı konulmaz ki 😢

[@1sirgrandmastermrkingrober216]

What a great name for a Doctor, lol. 😐🙂

[@jesush.d.5909]

Year?

[@CrossFit11968]

April 10, 1999

[@camhabibi2217]

He's saying muscle spasms aren't a real thing? uhhhhhhh ok

[@backcareplus9567]

What he was saying is that spasm of muscle is usually a consequence to the lack of adequate tone (activity) of the antagonist muscle (the one that opposes the spastic muscle). In other words, the muscle spasm (hyperactivity) is secondary to the muscle that tests "weak" (hypoactivity) by manual methods, and it is this "weakness" that is the primary dysfunction. This insight is what led to the various treatment approaches used by AK doctors, intended to restore appropriate muscle tone.