A procedural protocol for the application of applied kinesiology techniques is presented. It is based on neurological and biochemical principles and thirty years of clinical observations of comparative applications of techniques. Short summaries of each section are included prior to the section to enable a brief review of the information.

24. Perform Emotional Recall Challenge – If Positive: Do Emotional Recall Quick Fix

Summary: Many emotional stress related weaknesses will be corrected by applying the factors already addressed in this protocol. Those that are not can now be addressed using emotional recall quick fix or any other emotional related technique in the doctor’s armamentarium.

It is acknowledged that emotional stress related techniques play an important role in treating patients. Therefore, the placement of the assessment of emotional stress related issues at this late point in the protocol may be perplexing, even disconcerting to those who give high regard to the importance of the emotional aspects of health. If this is your position, consider that we have already corrected the following factors that can influence emotional stress and the ability to cope with it, biochemically and neurologically:

• IRT and other pain and its impact on right and left hemispheric activity
• Allergies and the effects of histamine on neurotransmission and cognitive function
• Nutrients that will provide higher NT availability
• Adrenal stress issues that both compound and are compounded by the effects of emotional stress
• Other endocrine issues, recalling that right cortical activity is associated with steroids (adrenal and reproductive) and left cortical activity and is associated with thyroid
• Heart-focused activity GI tract involvements that appear to increase the vulnerability for stressful events to make an emotional recall problem

Experience has shown that if one identifies an emotional recall induced weakness (and/or positive TL to the emotional Bennett’s neurovascular reflexes on the forehead) prior to applying this protocol, and then rechecks that very same emotional recall pattern along the course of the protocol, the weakening effects will often cease to exist somewhere along the way. For this reason, emotional stress related problems should be addressed at this time, and not earlier, except as they may be dealt with by HF activity.

Emotionally based therapies that are performed in the presence of right – left cortical imbalances or in the absence of adequate NT nutrition are predisposed to failure. Recurrence is common, as is the tendency to identify multiple emotional recall events positive on emotional evaluation.

The possibility of treating a neurologically exhausted (metabolically compromised) neuron pool also exists. Over stimulation of such neurons can aggravate the patient’s problems, or even lead to neuronal cell death by apoptosis as previously mentioned. Treating immune system problems prior to emotional recall also has an inhibitory protective effect on the mesencephalon – a source of many emotional problems via mesolimbic connections.

Heart-focused activity is also a powerful remedy for many emotional stressors. Beforeand- after muscle testing with emotional stressors will show most to be relieved by HF activity. Patients who are trained in HF activity as home therapy seem to demonstrate far fewer emotional recall events (i.e., are far less likely to have TL to the emotional neurovascular points) in the office setting.

At this juncture, patients who still demonstrate positive TL to the emotional Bennett’s neurovascular reflexes on the forehead should have the emotional factors assessed. Emotional recall quick fix is often effective for simple day-to-day emotional stressors. However, the fact that this protocol is an open system and a framework for applying any clinical tool implies that other emotional stress related techniques could also be used, and used most optimally, at this time.

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