As mentioned on 'Jewish Matchmaking,' muscle testing uses body points to allegedly diagnose internal health issues. But it's not the most science-backed method.

Manual muscle testing “evaluates the function and strength of individual muscles or muscle groups in relation to the forces of gravity and manual resistance,” explains Zach Johnston, DPT, a ...

Decision-making is complicated, but muscle testing can be a quick way to answer yes or no questions without getting overly complicated.

Conclusion The muscle strength evaluation with a manual dynamometer is a validated method. It is convenient to serve as a complementary test to aid in the prevention and treatment of lesions.

Knowing when an athlete can safely return to training after intense exercise typically relies on coaches and athletes making best-guess estimates, but a new easy-to-use fingerprint blood test ...