Integrative therapies

Kinesiology.
Kinesiology is a methodology based on a simple but fundamental fact: “body language never lies”. The use of muscle testing as an indicator of body language enhances one’s ability to record and gain insight into all of the body’s functions.
Muscle testing is the code to talk to the body and receive feedback information.
Therapeutic localization is the retrieval of feedback information from a change in the tested muscle strength after a pathological area has been touched.

Neural therapy according to Huneke.
Neural therapy is used to fight various pains and ailments. It was originally developed in Germany in 1925 by the brothers Ferdinand and Walter Huneke, who injected an antirheumatic drug into the vein of their sister, who was suffering from a severe migraine. 
Neural therapy uses small quantities of local anaesthetics: the infiltrations are made in about 200 areas, which correspond to the Chinese acupuncture points. Moreover, about 70 of these points are trunks of sensitive and motor nerves, many of which are used by traditional medicine in local anaesthesia.
Neural therapy works through the reflex action of the injected product, as is the case in acupuncture. Thus, effects can be obtained in body organs and areas other than those located where the injection is done.