We offer:

Training, Licensing and Continuing education (CE) in Natural Bioenergetics/Health Kinesiology (NB/HK) and Biofield Science
Scientific research in NB/HK and Biofield Science

What is Natural Bioenergetics?

Natural Bioenergetics (NB/HK), also known as Health Kinesiology, is a non-invasive, science-driven discipline that uses Neuromuscular Feedback to identify the root causes of physical, emotional, and spiritual stress. NB utilizes a variety of bioenergetic tools and techniques to address and resolve these issues.

Rather than simply masking symptoms, NB treats the human body as a complex, self-regulating biological system. We look at the “wiring” of the body —the electrochemical signals and bio-energetic pathways that dictate how you feel, function, and perform.

How Natural Bioenergetics Helps

• Restores Energy Efficiency • Rebalances the Nervous and Immune Systems • Builds Resilience

Ready to go deeper? Discover what’s possible when your system is truly in balance!

The Science Behind It

We are energy! Our entire body communicates energetically.

We study, teach and research the biophysics of the mind, brain, spirit, and consciousness.

We explore the science of mind-body-spirit relationships. It is based on an interdisciplinary science concerned with the interactions of matter, energy, and consciousness: The biofield science.

Teach your body to communicate better!

Our Vision through Education and Research

To empower the global community with a new way of achieving health, and vitality.

To develop Natural Bioenergetics into a multi-generational program.

To grow Natural Bioenergetics into a household name, recognized for its abilities to achieve incredible transformation, and practiced by highly trained Specialists and Practitioners.

Ensuring the vitality of NB/HK for generations to come.

Building and equipping the energetic community.

Creating an energetic discipline that benefits all involved.

The Science Behind NB/HK

Our work with the body is informed by the growing understanding that the human body functions as a dynamic system of signals—electrical, electromagnetic, biochemical, mechanical and others.

The concept of the biofield offers a framework for exploring how information moves within the body and outside of it, and how different systems—muscles, fascia, nerves, organs and the whole body— help coordinate their activity. While some aspects of the biofield are well established in science and medicine, others are still being explored.

NB/HK is one application informed by this area of inquiry. Alongside modalities such as acupuncture and therapeutic touch, NB/HK draws on research exploring how the body’s biofield and information systems relate to find body balance, resilience, and recovery.

We are presenting below some scientific foundations that inform our approach.

What Is the Biofield?

In biofield science, the biofield is described as a complex field of energy, frequencies, and information within and around living systems. It helps coordinate physiological regulation and support balance (homeostasis) by integrating biochemical activity with electrical and electromagnetic processes. This is done by:

Electrical signals produced by the heart and brain
Magnetic fields associated with these electrical activities
Thermal (heat) emissions from the body
Mechanical vibrations and sound
Many others signal more subtle and more difficult to detect.

Modern medicine already relies on some of these fields. For example, electrocardiograms (ECG) measure the electrical activity of the heart, and electroencephalograms (EEG) measure brain activity.

A good example of fields produced outside the body is the “SQUID”. The SQUID machine reads the magnetic field around our bodies. A SQUID (Superconducting Quantum Interference Device) electromagnetic machine in medicine is an ultra-sensitive magnetometer used to detect and measure the incredibly weak magnetic fields produced by biological processes in the human body.

The SQUID machine doesn’t touch the body. It measures the electromagnetic field that is outside the body.

Together, these signals from inside and outside the body reflect the body’s ability to communicate inside and outside the body to maintain coordinated function.

The Body as a System of Information

The human body is not only biochemical—it is also informational.

Every moment, cells exchange signals that regulate:

Movement
Healing and tissue repair
Immune responses
Adaptation to stress

Health can be understood, in part, as the ability of the body to maintain coherent communication between these cells, tissues, organs and the whole body.

Collagen between cells, in fascia and meridians allow for communication in the body.

When communication becomes disorganized, coordination is reduced. Supporting the body’s natural coherence—rather than forcing change—is a central principle of our work.

Fascia: Fast Communication Network

Fascia is a continuous network of connective tissue that surrounds and connects every major structure in the body, including muscles and organs.

It plays key roles in:

Structural support and organization
Transmission of mechanical forces
Reduction of friction between tissues
Distribution of tension throughout the body

Importantly, fascia also serves as a pathway for communication.

Because it is continuous throughout the body, it allows local changes—such as movement or pressure— and signals to influence distant areas.

Within this network, fluid-filled spaces and connective tissue layers contribute to the transmission of signals.

This makes fascia a critical bridge between movement, sensation, and internal coordination.

Collagen and Bioelectricity

A key component of fascia and many other tissues is collagen.

Collagen has unique properties that are highly relevant to how the body functions:

It provides strength and structural integrity
Its crystallin structure can, like a wire, be a communication tool
It can stretch and adapt under load
It has piezoelectric properties, meaning it generates small electrical signals when mechanically stressed

In practical terms, this means that:

Movement creates electrical activity in the body.

This electrical activity plays a role in guiding processes such as tissue repair and bone remodeling. For example, when bones are subjected to stress, this signaling contributes to maintaining their strength and structure.

This helps explain why movement is essential—not only mechanically, but also as a form of biological communication.

Meridians and Connective Tissue Pathways

Traditional systems of medicine describe networks of pathways, often referred to as meridians, that connect different parts of the body.

Modern research suggests that these pathways correspond to:

Fascial planes
Collagen-rich connective tissue
Areas of lower electrical resistance on the skin

Studies have shown that certain points on the body conduct electrical signals more readily and are often located along connective tissue structures.

While the terminology differs between traditions and modern science, both perspectives point toward the existence of integrated communication pathways within the body.

Light, Signals and Emerging Research

In addition to electrical and mechanical signals, the body also emits extremely low levels of light, known as biophotons.

These emissions are linked to natural biochemical processes within cells.

Advances in technology have made it possible to measure them, though their full role in human physiology is still being studied.

These emissions are:

Byproducts of normal cellular activity (they are related to Reactive Oxygen Species production)
And likely part of a more complex system of communication

At this stage, this area of research remains exploratory, and conclusions are still evolving.

Applications and Outcomes (Evidence)

Across multiple biofield-related approaches, researchers showed scientifically that interventions that involve touch, acupressure-like input (as in NB/HK), movement, breath, or attention can influence regulation in the body’s control networks.

In our framework, these lines of research are relevant because they align with a practical goal: improving coherence—how well different systems communicate and work together—which can support resilience and recovery. This also is supported by science.

Those biofield science approaches improve the body’s ability to function in coherence, increase resilience, and adjust immune and inflammatory responses. As reducing inflammation and regulating the immune system response is key to regaining well-being, biofield approaches—and NB/HK in particular—are of great value for society.

Benefits include pain reduction, improved psychological and physical symptoms, and better cognitive and physical performance.

For more, read a summary of the science from the best research.

Key Takeaways

Some aspects of the biofield are established, while others remain under investigation

Biofield science applications improve at least the body’s ability to function better in coherence, increase resilience, and adjust immune and inflammatory responses
Biofield science applications, like NB/HK, work on changing energy patterns to enhance body function, the relationship between the parts of our body, showing clear potential health benefits without adverse effects.
Clinical benefits include pain reduction, improved psychological and physical symptoms, and better cognitive and physical performance
The body generates bioelectrical, electromagnetic, thermal, and other signals that can be measured
Fascia forms a continuous communication network throughout the body
Movement produces biological signals that guide adaptation and repair
Collagen plays a role in whole-body coordination
Meridians are integrated communication pathways within the body