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Restoring vital nerve impulses to organs, tissues and cells.
Subluxation is defined as partial misalignment or fixation of the vertebrae. Even the slightest misalignment can produce tension and pressure, and irritate the nerves, causing improper communication of vital nerve impulses to the organs, cells, and tissues of the body. CAUSES OF SUBLUXATION:
- Normal everyday activity such as bending, twisting, lifting, repetitive motion, and prolonged sitting or standing.
- A sedentary life style
- The unavoidable downward pull of gravity on the upright body posture and bad positional habits which over time can lead to poor posture.
- In children, the most common cause is child birth process, especially if forceps have been used in the delivery.
- Slips and falls
- Automobile accidents. Even low speed collisions can result in partial tears of soft tissues including annular fibers, ligaments, and avascular cartilage, which lead to chronic pain, slow healing and altering spinal structure and its integrity.
- Mental and emotion stress
- Chemical stress and imbalance due to improper diet, smoking, excessive drinking, and over medication