In the late 1990s, Simon King set about discovering the principles of neuromuscular function that would explain every instance of inhibition and facilitation. The answers he was looking for were found in the cord-based reflexes of Sir Charles Sherrington, published in 1906.
In May 2000 his life changed when he applied these new ideas to a severely ill patient. The results were so dramatic, he grabbed a video camera and thus started a video patient archive that is unique.
He called the system he developed Proprioceptive Medicine but later rebranded this to Afferent Input.
Simon documented his discoveries in his book Live Without Pain – A New Theory on What’s Wrong With You and How to Fix It.
How Muscle Inhibition Causes Pain and Injury is the follow-up. A concise and updated version designed for patients who “do everything right” but are still suffering. It does not cover what we all should know about nutrition and exercise, it does cover in detail the missing ingredient to robust good health.
He now runs the Association of Afferent Input Pracitioners which offers online and live seminars.