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“So one of my vertebrae might be slightly misaligned, which might be putting a tiny bit of pressure on a few nerves. Big deal. What’s the worst that can happen?”

Maybe nothing. At first. But think about it in terms of your entire lifetime. Compound those effects.

Think of all the physical stress your body has been through in your life. All the times you fell on your ass as a baby. All those spills on the playground. All the hours spent playing sports or doing physical labor or even just sitting in an incorrect posture. All the times you slept in the wrong position and woke up with a stiff neck (which is not normal, by the way).

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Many people have been subluxated since the day a doctor grabbed them by the head, twisted, wrenched, and pulled them into this world. The effects of a major subluxation may be obvious right away, but if it is not so major, it could take years for the manifestation to present itself.

Now, consider that human nerves are so sensitive that the weight of a dime is enough to disrupt nerve signals by up to 60 percent. When you do the research, you realize that a “tiny” amount of pressure on your nervous system is not so tiny.

When you go to a medical doctor’s office with a health issue, he or she looks for something external that is causing the internal problem—sometimes, anyway.

Most of the time, your medical doctor won’t even look for a cause. Nine times out of ten, they listen to your symptoms, enter them into a computer, and prescribe you whatever major medicine is currently being recommended for easing those symptoms.

On another day, in another office, you might get something else. You enter the office hoping to learn what’s wrong with you, and you leave with a drug and no greater understanding of why your symptoms are present in the first place. “Take two of these—and don’t call me in the morning.”

Welcome to health care in America.

When something goes wrong within the human body, why is it we automatically believe the correct solution is to introduce some foreign substance from outside?

You could take a drug to dull your pain, to compensate for a chemical imbalance, or to do any number of other things for any number of other reasons, but all you are really doing is spinning plates—doing your best to keep up with the symptoms of problems you can’t see.

You’re not correcting anything.

The goal of health shouldn’t be to just dull symptoms. Symptoms are there to tell us when something is wrong. They are communicating an underlying problem. Correcting the cause of the problem should be the goal of health care. More often than most people realize, the cause is pressure on the nervous system.

Is there a way to correct this underlying cause? Is there a practical way to remove pressure on the nervous system?

Yes. It’s called a chiropractic adjustment.

A chiropractic adjustment removes pressure on the nervous system and frees the nervous system to function as intended.

LIVE CLEAR,

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