Do you want to improve the quality of your life?
Do you want to improve the quality of your life? Almost everyone you know suffers from one or more of the following conditions.
- Aches and pains, allergies, backache, colds, low energy, fears, indigestion, joint pain, migraines.
Many people are struggling and while none of these in themselves is necessarily life threatening, they are life depleting. I’m in Istanbul, Turkey this week, and it’s the same here too. Yesterday I demonstrated a muscle test or two on the b-fit staff who I’m visiting with. They suffer stress as part of their lifestyle, busy city, traffic can be a nightmare, and of course there’s a lot of worry too from the recent attacks. B-fit is also wants to help their customer improve the quality of their lives.
The more I travel and share our health approach with other cultures, it confirms my belief that everyone has the same needs when it comes to health.
So while there may indeed be cultural differences in terms of lifestyle, our bodies work all the same way. There’s a science to health and energy that is the same the world over. There are habits we must follow if we want to have high energy and live at our best.
Systematic Kinesiology offers a way to uncover what is blocking access to that high energy.
It is like when you come to another country we don’t understand the language. If you don’t know how the body works, you won’t understand its language. It is all learnable though. You see muscle testing is a type of language that enables the practitioner to interpret what it needs, as well as what it doesn’t, and even the cause of some of the symptoms you might be having.
So why am I in Istanbul?

View from the office today
Well apart from enjoying this beautiful city and meeting lots of wonderful people, I’m here because KinesiologyZone has at its core higher purpose now, a drive and a commitment. Our mission is to share Systematic Kinesiology as a powerful healthcare solution around the world. Last year I was in India to share Systematic Kinesiology and I met Bedriye there when she attended one of my presentations – she’s the owner of b-fit. Most of us will do more for others than we’ll do for ourselves. And she’s on a mission to help empower women in Turkey through fitness, creating centres where support and social go hand in hand, as well as empowerment though fitness. It’s a big mission and for the past 10 years her office has now 20 staff members supporting over 200 fitness centres, and 50,000 customers around Turkey. She’s making a real difference to woman’s culture here.
I’m here because I too want to help women and families feel empowered when it comes to health and wellness. Of course we work with men too, and in reality, the majority of our students are women. Those who are drawn to help themselves and others have such an influence on family and the health of the wider community. Not everyone gets fit with health in mind. And those who work out regularly can often have low energy, aches and pains, be prone to injuries etc. And since we live in a time when if we don’t look after our health today, it’ll be more expensive than ever to fix in the future. So the need is even greater now than ever before.
I’m here to do an overview of the training that we offer, and while holistic therapies are not very common here in Turkey, my hope is that they’ll see how alternative health can be a valid and safe approach to improving their quality of life in a significant and meaningful way.
Everyone benefits and will be happier and more fulfilled.
And if you’re in Ireland, and want to learn Systematic Kinesiology, then check out our last chance training.
If you know that this is what you want to do, get in touch with an email saying “I’m in – send me details about the Westport course”! (or words to that effect). The course content details are on the website, but if you want to know about Westport, email me by return.
Only 4 places available.
This is ideal for those seeking a new career in holistic health but also want to join with like-minded caring practitioners wanting to make a difference.