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    Cloacals: The most important systems to have in place is the Centering System. This is taught in Applied Kinesiology. The test to see if the Centering System is balance is simple - simply give a light slap on the person's upper arm. Then muscle test. If they then test weak, that means that the simple slap was more stress than their body can handle. There are three parts to the Centering System. One, two or all three may be out of balance. One of these is called Cloacals. One is called "Gaits", which is related to walking. The other is the Hyoid bone of the throat. CLOACALS Cloacal System: This system is unknown by the medical system, and even by most kinesiologists. It is comes from Walther in Applied Kinesiology. The Cloacal System controls and regulates most if not all of the major fluctuating qualities and quantities in the body. When your Cloacals are not working you are like a 'leaf in the wind' and will be much more affected by different stresses. The Cloacals seem to work by acting as a reference point for the Autonomic Nervous System, which has the main job of maintaining stability within your body. Therefore, with the Cloacals 'blown' , as we say, a person will be continually out of balance and the body will not be able to completely heal itself. In addition, they may be operating on, say 30% to 70%, of normal body energy levels. In this case, there is little energy available for any needed healing. If the Cloacals are not working properly, a few of the things that will be affected are; body energy levels, bladder, bowels, reproductive organs, pregnancy, sexuality, hormone levels, body fat, metabolism, blood sugar levels, blood pressure, body temperature, speed of healing, immune efficiency, brain chemistry, learning abilities, coordination, emotional stability and allergic responses! The good news is that it takes only a few minutes for a good Kinesiologist to put the Cloacal System back into balance. People typically notice an immediate improvement in their symptoms. In cases where people feel worse for a few days after having their Cloacals back in balance, it is a symptom of the body using the extra energy available to it to heal some major problems which until then the body has not had the energy to attend to. GAITS A balance of rest and exercise is necessary to keep a body in optimum health. In particular, the body needs to exercise so as to drain the lymph fluid of the waste products from all its cells. People who don't exercise are virtually drowning in their own waste products. This is because, while the blood vessels (which go to the cells) have muscle cells to move fluid through them, the lymph vessels (which carry fluid away from the cells) do not. They rely on the movement of muscles around them, through exercise, massage etc., to move fluid. However, one of the main electrical centering systems in the body is called "Gaits". Walking is a very complex process that uses many electrical pathways. If the 'Gaits' are out of balance, then the simple act of taking just one step forward will weaken the body, as it 'switches' all of the muscles off. This can be easily demonstrated by any good kinesiologist. Again, it is a simple correction to make. Another point to bear in mind is that some people get fit, taut bodies through exercise while others do not. This is because the people who are making gains are probably in balance, with most of their muscles in balance and therefore in good communication with their brain. However, say a person has their abdominals 'switched off' through some type of stress. They can do sit-ups all day long, but because the brain has lost the electrical communication with those muscles, the exercise will make very little difference to their appearance. These corrections are explained in the Basic Applied Kinesiology Workshop Manual by Gordon Stokes and Mary Marks (unfortunately no longer available). The gaits correction is described in the Applied Kinesiology Synopsis by Walther.
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