Alex Clark

And that's what muscle testing is.

It's just a medicinal tool.

And depending on who's using it really gets you the journey that you're looking for and the results you need.

Because veterans with PTSD are so multifactorial.

There's so much going on from inflammatory levels to emotional stress.

And it can really be a tough situation.

It's not an easy situation for PTSD veterans.

But at the same time, when you have a tool like that to communicate with the nervous system and you can use that to find what stressors are imbalancing the nervous system, you can really help a lot of people, especially veterans.

Everybody.

In my opinion, when I spoke all over, I always say if there was one tool I think every doctor should be able to access, it's muscle testing.

No, it's all seminar based on weekends.

When I first discovered it in school, I jumped all in.

My first treatment, I was like, that is the most incredible experience that I've had.

I need to learn more about this.

And when I started going to these seminars as a student and there was doctors from all over the country

telling us of like the types of patients they see and what results they're getting.

I'm like, how do people not know more about this?

The last three years of chiropractic school, I was at a seminar almost every weekend.

It's like over a thousand hours of seminars.

My GPA dropped like a point and a half.