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The nerves in your body serve two purposes.

1. Carrying messages from the brain to the body

2. Relaying information to the brain back from the body

Anytime you do something simple—for example, picking up a pencil—your body is responding to a message from your brain. You think it, your nerves relay the message, and your hand does what your brain tells it to do.

When you feel the pencil between your fingers, that is function number two: your body sending sensory information back to your brain, and your brain decoding and interpreting the information.

Messages are being sent and received along the “power lines” of your central nervous system every instant of every day of your entire life. It isn’t just about interacting with the outside world.

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Your brain is constantly sending messages to every part of your body. Telling your lungs to breathe. Telling your heart to beat. And telling your glands how to function.

If your glands are functioning at something less than 100 percent, we can conclude that your central nervous system is functioning at something less than 100 percent.

How does the central nervous system work? What might affect it? What protects it from stress and interference so it can do its job? Your vertebrae.

Your vertebrae in your spine protect the central nervous system.

CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS keep your vertebrae from interfering with your nerves and the messages they carry.

When your nerves are free from interference, they can carry messages back and forth from your brain. Then everything works properly.

LIVE CLEAR,

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Hi [[leadFirstName]],

Your body’s performance is controlled by your body’s chemistry.

In fact, your body is basically one big chemical reaction. Thousands of chemical reactions are going on inside you right now, helping your body adapt from the inside-out to any stressor you could throw at it. Every single biological function relies on this process.

If your performance is at less than 100 percent, it can be concluded that your body isn’t adapting as optimally as it should, which means your body chemistry is at less than 100 percent.

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Your body chemistry is controlled by your glands.

Your glands are what produce all the chemicals used for all those reactions in your body. When your glands are operating at 100 percent, they can chemically react to your body’s environment and help you adapt. But when they can’t, that does not happen.

Commercials for prescription drugs constantly use the term “chemical imbalance” to explain health issues.

All that really means is that when you have too much of one chemical in your body and not enough of another, things don’t work the way they’re supposed to.

Most prescription drugs work by artificially inducing your glands to produce more or less of a certain chemical. This artificial chemical balance is an attempt to return your body to its natural state of equilibrium, making you feel better (hopefully).

But even when we do manage to regain that balance through artificial means, it still doesn’t explain what is going on. We still aren’t any closer to understanding why your glands are not working as intended.

What caused your glands to behave his way in the first place? I’ll answer your question with another question: What controls your glands?

Your glands are controlled by your central nervous system. Your central nervous system doesn’t just control your glands. It controls everything.

It is the Chiropractic Adjustment that clears up interference in your central nervous system by correcting misalignments. When your central nervous system is clear, your glands and everything else works properly.

We've just addressed the CAUSE, not just the SYMPTOM.

LIVE CLEAR,

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