I spent the next bunch of years learning applied kinesiology.

And what I found was that it's a phenomenal tool if you're trying to ask the body questions and get answers.

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Hey everyone, you're on air with Ella and today I am joined by my friend Dr. Jason Piken. Hey, Dr.

Piken. How are you? I'm doing awesome, Ella. It's great to hear from you. So Dr. Piken, we had somebody come on the

show recently, Christy Acuna, and she is a nutritionist from California, and she was talking to us about

how she uses muscle testing in her clinic to help diagnose people's food intolerances or where

their trouble may be stemming from. And I got to tell you,

Dr. Piking, I had no idea what she was talking about. And then I was chatting with you because we're

buds and you're like, I use that every day of my life. And I'm sitting here feeling like the village

idiot because I don't know what manual muscle testing is. And so short version, here you are.

Okay. Well, I love talking about muscle

testing and how it is a tool used in applied kinesiology, what I do. Maybe I should just like

even just explain like background of like the things that I do in my office because that's only a

piece of it. Yeah. So tell us who you are and what you do.

I'm a chiropractor, I'm a nutritionist, I'm a certified applied kinesiologist, and now most

recently also an author of my book.

And basically what I look to do is just make people healthy using any tool possible.

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