Applied Kinesiology · Education for physicians
Michael Lebowitz, DC
Teaching the art and science of Applied Kinesiology since 1987.
In practice since 1981. Author of four books and more than sixty published articles. Board member of ICAK-USA for over ten years and its current Program Chair. Clinical work centers on dysbiosis, food sensitivities, toxins, biofilms, neurological techniques, and nutritional protocols.
Dr. Michael Lebowitz, DC
Start here
Three ways to use this site
Everything published here is for practicing physicians. Nothing has moved: each section below holds the same material, organized by what you came to do.
01 · Learn
Seminars and lectures
Recorded seminars you can work through at your own pace, personal instruction for doctors who want direct supervision, and the interviews and conference talks given over four decades of teaching.
02 · Library
Newsletter, papers, books
Twenty-five years of the Sporadic Newsletter, more than sixty published articles, the short clinical notes, and four books — searchable and indexed by topic for the first time.
03 · Clinical tools
For use in the office
The protocol kit collects the testing sequences and treatment protocols taught in the seminars into a single reference, and the product source list tells you where to obtain what the protocols call for.
Teaching
Taught doctor to doctor, now in two generations
Dr. Lebowitz has taught Applied Kinesiology to physicians since 1987. Since 2014 he has taught alongside his son, Dr. Noah Lebowitz, who is the current Chair of the International College of Applied Kinesiology.
- Since 1987Teaching Applied Kinesiology to practicing physicians
- Since 2014Teaching jointly with Dr. Noah Lebowitz
- 3 continentsLectured in five countries; thousands of physicians trained
- ICAKProgram Chair, ICAK-USA; board member for over ten years
The Sporadic Newsletter
Published when there is something worth sending
Clinical observations, protocol revisions, and notes on what is and is not holding up in practice. It arrives without a schedule, which is how it got its name.
Free — published for 25+ years, read by practitioners in 5 countries. No advertising, no list sharing. Past issues are in the .
From the library
Recently added
Placeholder entries — the real index is generated from the existing archive files.
Practice note
Now practicing with Dr. Noah Lebowitz at Lebowitz Clinic, Fort Worth, TX
After more than forty years in practice, Dr. Lebowitz now sees patients in Fort Worth alongside Dr. Noah Lebowitz. The clinic is opening soon; this site continues unchanged as the teaching and reference archive.
Physicians: refer patients or visit the clinic site
Referrals from colleagues are welcome, including patients travelling for evaluation. Clinic details, hours, and booking live on the clinic’s own site.
Referral questions: .
Library
Newsletter archives, research papers, and clinical notes
Twenty-five years of the Sporadic Newsletter, more than sixty published articles, and the short clinical notes — in one index, searchable and filterable by topic. Same files, same URLs; finally organized.
No placeholder entries match that filter. Clear the search or choose All topics.
What this view is selling: every newsletter, paper, and note already exists on the current site — they are simply hard to find. Indexing them by date and topic turns twenty-five years of archives into a reference a colleague can actually search, without changing a single URL.