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A comprehensive guide to attaining spinal stability

Chiropractic Economics

Anatomy and biomechanics of spinal stability Stabilizing subsystems Passive subsystem Comprises vertebrae, intervertebral discs, ligaments and joint capsules. Physical examination Postural analysis Observe alignment and asymmetries in standing, sitting and dynamic positions. Active subsystem Includes local stabilizers (e.g.,

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Why Shifting to a Function-First Approach in Chiropractic Matters

CLA

What Is the Function-First Paradigm in Chiropractic? The public perception of chiropractic has centered around the idea that structure dictating function. Misaligned vertebrae are seen as obstacles to a healthy, well-functioning body. The last 30 years have seen radical changes in the chiropractic profession.

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Neurology: Where the Magic of Healing Begins 

CLA

When we talk about healing in chiropractic, it’s all about neurology. It’s not just about realigning vertebrae; it’s about understanding the communication pathways within the entire nervous system. In a Lyceum lecture that year he was emphatic describing the differences between misaligned vertebra and vertebral subluxations.

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The Role of Vertebral Subluxation in Nervous System Function

CLA

A vertebral subluxation is more than just a misaligned vertebra. Impaired coordination of movement and posture. Whether its a poor posture, an injury, or prolonged emotional stress, the nervous system directs structural changes to preserve essential functions. Poor coordination or posture.

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Beyond the Spine: The Nervous System and Chiropractic Care 

CLA

The postural muscles support the spine, while the vertebrae protect the spinal cord. This tool helps you see where the body is struggling to support itself, revealing areas of stress, poor posture, or injury. The last 30 years have seen radical changes in the chiropractic profession. And deep inside?

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The Three T’s of Chiropractic: Trauma, Toxins, and Thoughts

CLA

In layman’s terms, it’s a misalignment of the vertebrae. The spine can be evaluated by the use of X Ray, postural assessments, ROM’s and motion palpation but the nervous system needs to be analyzed differently, by the use of sophisticated assessment technologies which determine a shift in tension and efficiency.

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Exploring the Connection Between the Nervous System and Spinal Health

CLA

What Happens When the Nervous System is Stressed The nervous system responds to everythingphysical injuries, emotional stress, toxins, even bad posture. When a vertebra shifts out of place, it can compress or irritate the nerves passing through. Youre not just aligning vertebrae.

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