Applied Kinesiology is gentle muscle testing. Dr. Giudice uses it during your exam. It helps him see the full picture. It’s never used alone.
In our Mamaroneck office
Applied Kinesiology uses gentle manual muscle testing to assess muscle responses. Dr. Giudice considers these observations alongside your medical history and physical exam to help guide your care.
This is not a strength test, diagnostic tool, or standalone treatment, and does not replace medical care or lab testing.
Applied Kinesiology is included as part of a broader examination for muscle or joint pain, movement issues, and complex health concerns.
During testing you hold a position. He applies light pressure and notes what he feels.
He then looks at that next to:
Your health history
Your neurologic exam
Your orthopedic exam
Any lab work
Together these help guide choices about adjustments, soft tissue work, exercises or nutrition.

Gentle. Quick. Fully clothed.
You stay in your clothes. Testing should not hurt. It’s built into your regular exam or treatment visit. Not a separate appointment.
If anything feels uncomfortable tell Dr. Giudice. He’ll change what he’s doing.
What gets tested depends on you.
Your concerns. Your history. Your exam. These decide what’s checked and how the results are used.
Every recommendation comes from the full picture. Not from muscle testing alone.
What Dr. Giudice learns can shape your adjustments in Neurologically Based Chiropractic Care. Or your exercises in Neuro Orthopedic Rehab. Or the next steps in Functional Medicine / Nutrition.
Applied Kinesiology is part of care with Dr. Giudice.
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll tell you if his approach fits what you need.
A few helpful details about how we work, what to expect, and how we make your care experience easier.
No. It isn’t about how strong you are. It’s about how a muscle responds when Dr. Giudice presses lightly.
It shouldn’t. The pressure is light and steady. Tell us if anything bothers you
It’s part of care with Dr. Giudice. It’s built into your visits.
No. We work alongside your doctors.
No. Never. Your history, your exam and any labs all count too.