101 ways to subluxate

101 ways to subluxate

Dropping 190,000 kg on your head at the Olympics. Can you imagine the next chiropractic visit of gold medalist weightlifter Matthias Steiner…?: “Hello, I have neck pain and I’ve been having headaches. Do you think it could be my pillow?”

The father of chiropractic, D.D. Palmer recognized three stresses as the main causes of nerve interference (also known as subluxation): trauma, toxins, and thoughts.
The first stress is quite obvious, but patients often overlook the last two.
TOXINS appear in the form of pesticides, artificial additives in food, cigarette smoke, and the most common of all, pharmaceuticals (yes, drugs are foreign to the body and put additional strain on your nervous system).
Constant thoughts of fear, worry, and depression can also weaken your sensitive nervous system and make it harder for you to heal.

Many patients believe that it is only physical things like car accidents, bad pillows, and “the 190,000 kg that occasionally fall on the head” that can cause nerve interference, when in reality, it is the daily bombardment of hidden food toxins and stressful thoughts that often do the most damage.
Marc Bony, DC [email protected]