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specific triggers . Based on maternal feedback , the case study offers support for kinesiology ’ s role in emotional well-being shaped by transgenerational experiences .
Furthermore , it is important to acknowledge that over the course of my 19 years of practice , such results are not isolated anomalies but consistently replicated . However , it ' s also important to acknowledge the challenges of research into natural therapies like kinesiology , where the process , information , triggers , and treatment methodologies are inherently unique , tailored to individual histories and experiences .
This case study , though a preliminary exploration , suggest a role for kinesiology in ameliorating food aversion and indifference in infants through the prism of emotional generational feedback and inherited imprints . This study suggests kinesiology ' s role in accounting for emotional factors within therapeutic interventions . Further research including randomised controlled trials with broader sample sizes and control groups are needed to establish conclusions .
COLLECTIVELY , THESE REVELATIONS SKETCHED A VIVID TABLEAU OF THE MOTHER ' S TRAUMAS AND EMOTIONAL IMPRINTS THAT POTENTIALLY PERMEATED THE INFANT ' S RELATIONSHIP WITH FOOD . THIS INTRICATE TAPESTRY OF INHERITED EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES FROM BOTH PARENTS SET THE STAGE FOR SUBSEQUENT ANALYSIS AND INTERVENTION .
Summary
The interplay between scientific inquiry and the metaphysical realm , often labelled as ' woo ,' is an intricate landscape . Kinesiology is part of this ongoing discourse between alternative therapies and evidence-based medicine . Demystifying kinesiology and unravelling its potential benefits requires future exploration .
Acknowledgments
I am sincerely gratitude to the participants who contributed to this case study , enhancing our comprehension of the connection between kinesiology and emotional well-being .
The author , Angela Sciberras , a certified kinesiologist , conducted the research detailed in this paper . The viewpoints articulated herein are exclusively those of the author and do not necessarily align with the perspectives of the ATMS journal or its affiliates . The research presented is intended for academic and educational contexts and does not constitute medical advice or recommendations .
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