Evaluation of Chapman's neurolymphatic reflexes via applied kinesiology: a case report of XXXX and @entity154 .

@entity1 @entity154 @entity1643 @entity821
OBJECTIVE: To describe the applied kinesiologic evaluation of Chapman's neurolymphatic (NL) reflexes in the management of a @entity1 with an unusual @entity154 and its role in the manifestation of @entity1643 . The theoretical foundations of these reflexes will be elaborated on and practical applications discussed. CLINICAL FEATURES: A 29-year-old @entity1 had @entity1643 . Radiographs of the @entity1 's lumbar spine and pelvis were normal. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) demonstrated a mild protrusion of the fifth lumbar disk. Oral anti-inflammatory agents, @entity821 injections, and chiropractic manipulative therapy provided little relief. Though generally in robust health, the @entity1 was aware of a @entity154 diagnosed when he was a @entity1 ; it was thought to be of no consequence with regard to his current back condition. INTERVENTION AND OUTCOME: The @entity1 's history, combined with applied kinesiology examination, indicated a need to direct treatment to the large bowel. The essential diagnostic indicators were the analysis of the Chapman's neurolymphatic reflexes themselves, coupled with an evaluation of the traditional acupuncture meridians. The primary prescribed therapy was the stimulation of these reflexes by the @entity1 at home. This intervention resulted in the resolution of the @entity1 's musculoskeletal symptomatology, as well as improved bowel function. CONCLUSION: The rather remarkable outcome from the application of this relatively simple, yet valuable, diagnostic and therapeutic procedure represents a thought-provoking impetus for future study and clinical application.
