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Truth #1: Health is your body’s ability to perform.  

Our modern concept of health care is heavily rooted in treatment. Not the treatment of people, unfortunately, but the treatment of disease. A better word for this model would be “sick-care.”  

In this multiple-diagnoses, multiple-prescriptions world, many of us have lost sight of what it means to be healthy, but it’s not complicated. If you are performing at 100 percent of your body’s potential, you are healthy, and there’s absolutely no reason any symptom should present itself in your body.  

Most of us intuitively understand that, but we don’t always think about it that way.  

Truth #2: When performance suffers, symptoms appear.  

When the body’s performance starts to reduce to lower than 100 percent, you start to notice that something is wrong. You don’t feel right. Symptoms start to present themselves.  

When symptoms get bad enough, you start looking for help. A medical doctor might even diagnose you with a disease or disorder, and you can’t help but wonder where this problem came from. How did this happen?  

Truth #3: When symptoms present themselves, it is the body’s way of communicating an underlying problem.  

Let’s turn back the clock. Did you always feel this way, or did it come about suddenly? Or was it a gradual process? Problems don’t just spontaneously manifest within the body for no reason, yet that is often exactly how we think about health problems—they “just happen.” False!  

There is a cause and effect for everything that happens in your body. Whatever your symptoms are, there is a reason you feel the way you feel.  

The philosophy of chiropractic is to take care of the whole person, not just their symptoms.  

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The mission is to restore the person to a state of normalcy so that the body can heal itself, reconnect, and function at a higher level.  

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