Te Awamutu business helps chronic pain, snoring problems
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Save Te Awamutu's Paige West practising muscle testing on her father Steve "Stubby" West.
Watching her dad battle with motor neurone disease motivated Paige West to open an alternative health practice.
Paige, 21, owns NeuroTouch, a practice which uses treatments to evaluate a person's neurological circuitry.
She says NeuroTouch can help people with anything from chronic pain and depression to learning disabilities and snoring
problems.
The treatment involves muscle testing on the arms and making point of contact on, or tapping, areas of the brain and body.
For Paige's father Steve "Stubby" West, the treatment has made a radical difference to his health.
