Understanding Your Nervous System

   The nervous system controls and coordinates every function of the human body.

Therefore, interference with the nervous system (especially from the head down to the tail bone area) will have a broad effect on functions of the body.

It is your nervous system that allows you to adapt to, and live in your environment.

A large portion of your nervous system passes through your spine.

It is your spinal cord that acts as the major cable exiting your brain, travels down inside your spinal column and branches off into spinal nerves at various levels of your spine.

These spinal nerves then exit between individual spinal vertebrae and go to the various parts of your body.

To be healthy it is essential that your nervous system function properly and FREE from any interference caused by subluxations.

Subluxations can cause interference to the nervous system at any point along the spine where the nerves exit. Think of your nervous system as a water house outside your house.

If someone kinks the hose, the water doesn’t come out very good, and it slows down the amount of water that is going to reach your lawn. If you leave it like that, and you never take the kink out of the hose, most likely your lawn is going to suffer and die off because you didn’t get the right amount of water to it.

Same with your body. You have to take care of it or it’ll have issues. Issues you may not even associate with your spine.

This can adversely affect the function of various parts of your body, and ultimately your health.

The information below is designed to give you a look at just some of the relationships between the areas of your spine and your nervous system.

Keep in mind that your nervous system is much more complex than can be talked about here. Make sure you get regular checkups at this office. WE do CARE. Schedule now.