Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Sangsaeng Clinic’s Applied Kinesiology practice
A Korean medicine clinic in Seoul’s Gwanak-gu describes combining traditional examinations with Applied Kinesiology muscle testing.
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- The clinic says it repeats the same muscle test after treatment and reviews the changed response with the patient.
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The practitioner profile identifies Kim Tae-hoon and dates the clinic’s move from Gangjin to Seoul’s Bongcheon-dong to April 2021; it also clarifies that the Gangjin clinic is now run by a different practitioner. The page says he participates in monthly academic seminars and case discussions through the Korean Academy of Applied Kinesiology. Its treatment framework names five factors, including nerve pressure, lymph flow, blood flow, the dura, and cerebrospinal fluid.
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