Article Date: Feb 09, 2010

Are you "Normal"?
THE 2 WAYS TO DETERMINE

WHETHER YOU HAVE
"NORMAL" OR "ABNORMAL"
HEALTH AND FUNCTION

‘I ‘lie ( ‘etitral Nerve System is composed ol (lie brain, spinal cord and spinal nerves. ‘I ‘lie ( ‘entral Nerve System totally controls all function and Itea Ii rig in the human body. ‘lime Central Nerve System is located inside the bones of the spine and it totally controls all function and healIng the human body. ‘I ‘lie most common and likely way to interfure with the Central Nerve System is with the spine. "Abnormal" position of' the spine and subluxation (spinal inisal ignnient) will interfere with (lie Central Nerve System. ‘Ihis interference will cause the organs of the body to not function or heal "normally".

Vital in/~rma(ion travels' fron, the brain and spinal cord to all o/the parts ojthc' body. flu!, no! only does' information travel clown f/ic nerve, but at the same ti~ne in/brmation from the peripheral parts' of the body is' being sent hack to the brain and spinal cord. When this' infor,nation is inlet ered with, a problem arises in the body.
-/)aniel .1. Murphy, IX ~, Spinal Biomechanics, Harrison, 1992, p.366

Before any body part or any body function can be described as "abnormal" or "unhealthy", we must have a clear definition of what "normal" is. I~or example, if normal blood pressure is 1 20/80, then a person with blood pressure of 150/100 would have high, "abnormal" blood pressure.

In only the last Few years, medical, anatomical and engineering researchers have been able to clearly detine "normal" spinal alignment. This research has been published in the world's most prestigious medical journals.

‘there are two proven ways to evaluate spinal alignment:
I) postural examination
2) x-rays

Our oflice utilizes both procedures to evaluate a patient's spine atid Central Nerve System.

W heim looking at a person front tIme l'ront (lie spine must he straight. ‘I ‘he head, shoulders, hips and feet shun 1(1 be lined up. When looking at a person Irouim time side, the ears should be hack over the shoujldei's and the shsulders ;iiuli ki be hack over the pelvis l'ustni'e is the window to your spine.

When look i rig at the flout view X ray, I he spinal hones (vertebrae) iii mist
also he straight. ‘ lime hones iii list not be i'otated nor tilted and no cut-vat mires

(scol losis) can he present.
1 he side view X-ray nuisi reveal tince O3' ares. Ihe must iii o;t~iiit
61° are is in the ieek (cervical spine). Iltis ate is known ~ts the "Arc ut I lie" because uiciital lire ciipulses travel directly hum the brali down this
pail oh the spinal (old It) bri ig tile to the test ui the body. People wlttt lose their arc oh lile do not live as lung because it causes severe obstruction to (lie brai i, spinal cord and nerves ((‘entral Nerve System).

the pictures below show "normal'' posture and "normal' spine position and al igninent.

Any "abnormal" position of the spine, misalignment oh the hones or any changes in these curves indicate a serious problem. It is absolutely vital to understand this point: any changes from "normal" will interfere with and eventually damage the Central Nerve System. liiterference and damage to the Central Nerve System will always result in "abnormal" function of the body, improper healing and poor health.

l'osiure aijecis and ~noderates every ph)'siologecfunclwn/ro,n breathing to hor/fl anal production,

-(‘. Norma,, S'healy, MI), Roger K. ( ady, Ml), ci UI; 4 /‘,JM, /994,
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I i~ are hieing adjusted today, we have hund your spine 111(1 ( ‘~‘nti il Niervc System 1(1 he ~ubnoiilmill, ( ‘on'eetivc eluropi'aetic id1iistitieiit~, l'ctoic "11(0 nial'' spinal posit ion and alignment over I me. Fins clmunu~ite; ‘&utriil Nerve System interfei'eiice allowing your body to ituictioim and heal "mmurniallv'' once again at I OO~~ oh your ( iod -given potential.