Afferentology allows Health Professionals

to find better solutions and predictable outcomes

by restoring natural strength to every patient

Afferentology predictable outcomes

Afferentology allows Health Professionals
to find better solutions and predictable outcomes
by restoring natural strength to every patient

What is Afferent Input?

Bones of the foot

Make Sense of PAIN & INJURY

  • Almost all chronic aches, pains and injury are associated with poor muscle tone, either as cause or effect. 
  • Poor muscle tone leaves us vulnerable to sprains, strains, tears and other tissue damage.
  • Excessive muscle tone is often a sign of underlying inflammation the body is trying to avoid
  • Proper treatment of the underlying problem will return normal muscle tone
  • Restoring normal muscle tone improves the quality, quantity and enjoyment of life.
  • Dozens of studies consistently associate increased muscle tone (strength) with longer life and better health
  • Eliminating muscle inhibition returns afferent input to normal

Heal FASTER

  • For the brain and spinal cord to work properly they have to receive nerve messages which are produced by sensory neurons and arrive as AFFERENT INPUT.
  • Sensory neurons within muscles provide most of the input we need for body position sense, co-ordination, movement and strength.
  • Inhibited muscles starve the brain and spinal cord of normal input, causing knock-on weaknesses throughout the body.
  • Inhibited muscles don’t feel any different to normal muscles, so it’s impossible for us to know whether our muscles have the correct tone without a skilled practitioner to test them for strength.
afferent input quadriceps
Muscles of the thigh

And Suffer LESS!

  • Our strength returns even without exercise
  • We feel younger and less prone to injury
  • Our joints stay flexible
  • Our organs and glands work better
  • We move fluently and with confidence
  • Joints keep their range of motion
  • We have far less pain
  • Injuries occur less frequently and they heal faster

In Pain?

Are you a patient looking for answers?

Use these pages to find out what you can do yourself.

or Find a Practitioner to help you.

Testing the shoulder

In Practice?

Are you a Health Professional wanting answers to difficult patients?

Discover how abnormal afferent input is sabotaging your results and hurting your patients.

Our training courses help you find answers for those patients who don’t respond to standard care, making your practice more successful and enjoyable.