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Vertebral Subluxation Complex is the underlying cause of many health problems. |
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| Nervous System Function | |
When
there is no interference, your nervous system controls the healthy function
of virtually every cell, tissue, organ, and system of your body. |
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| What's the cause? | |
| Subluxation, or more precisely, the Vertebral Subluxation Complex, describes what happens when spinal bones lose their normal motion or position from stress, trauma or chemical imbalances. Automobile collisions, improper lifting, drugs, alcohol, emotional stress, chemical imbalances, and long periods of sitting can all cause the Vertebral Subluxation Complex. Instead of just treating your symptoms, your chiropractor is primarily interested in detecting, reducing, and correcting the Vertebral Subluxation Complex. | |
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A
subluxation, or the Vertebral subluxation Complex, is serious conditions
identified buy its five parts. |
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| Abnormal motion or position of spinal Bones: | |
| (Spinal Kinesiopathology) The bones of the spine have lost their normal motion and position. This can restrict your ability to turn and bend. It sets in motion the other four components. | |
| Abnormal nervous system function: | |
| (Neuropathyophysiology) Improper spinal function can choke, stretch, or irritate delicate nerve tissue. The resulting nervous system dysfunction can cause symptoms elsewhere in the body. | |
| Abnormal muscle function: | |
| (Myopathology) Muscles supporting the spine can weaken, atrophy, or become tight and go into spasm. The resulting scar tissue can change muscle tone, requiring repeated spinal adjustments. | |
| Abnormal soft tissue function: | |
| (Histopathology) A rise in temperature from an increase in blood of lymph supply can result in swelling and inflammation. Discs can bulge, herniate, tear or degenerate. Other soft tissues may suffer permanent damage. | |
| Abnormal function of the spine and body: | |
| (Pathophysiology) Bone spurs and other abnormal bony growths attempt to fuse malfunctioning spinal joints. This spinal decay, scar tissue, and long-term nerve dysfunction can cause other systems of the body to fail. | |
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