Then you must not understand it. Do you understand chiropractic? Well, let’s find out. Four simple questions will hopefully show you that you do.
- Do you understand that your brain and nerve system’s responsibility is to control and coordinate all of your bodily functions? If you do, then you are in agreement with every physiology textbook that has been published.
- Do you understand that your brain sends out information in the way of chemicals and mental impulses or messages, over the nerve system, to control and coordinate every physiological function you perform? Again, if you do, then you are in agreement with every medical textbook ever written on the subject.
- Do you believe that a disruption of the information over the nerve system causes a state of imbalance and threatens your health? If so, you are in agreement with anyone who has ever studied the central nervous system.
- Do you believe that removing any obstruction to nerve function would improve your health and your brain’s ability to control and coordinate all of your bodily functions? If you do, then you agree with all the published research on the topic.
If you answered yes to all those questions, you understand chiropractic.
A chiropractor’s goal is to check your spine for vertebral subluxations, which are misaligned spinal bones that are causing interference to the function and mental impulses from the brain to your body, which causes dis-ease, disease, and dysfunction.
What That Connection Does for You
These mental impulses control and coordinate every single action your body takes, from your breathing, to a single tiny cell needing vitamin B12, to running your immune system.
In other words, chiropractors re-establish and maintain the connection between your brain and your body in order to maximize the expression of life in your body. When this occurs, your body functions at its best in everything it does.
While results will vary from person to person, the most common benefits of regular chiropractic care are: more energy; improved health; clearer thinking, concentration, and memory; better ability to handle stress; improved physical performance; better sleep; less pain; greater value from exercise and nutritional choices; more balanced body chemistry; improved relationships; better digestion; and improved immune function. Basically, a greater enjoyment of life.
A clear spine and nervous system is the foundation to health and healing. The longer you are adjusted and the more regulated your nervous system, the healthier you become. The longer you are out of alignment and subluxated, the longer it takes to see progress, so don’t give up.
So Why the Excuse?
So then why do so many people use the “I don’t believe in chiropractic” excuse? Good question. I can only surmise that people don’t understand what chiropractors do, so they just default to the “I don’t believe” stance.
In the end, this is quite sad, because if explained properly they will be able to understand chiropractic. If no one tells them the truth, they may never experience the benefits that chiropractic has to offer, because of a misunderstanding.
If you received this from a friend or a loved one, and you were one of the people that thought you didn’t believe in chiropractic, you owe it to yourself to have a chiropractic evaluation. At that point, you can make an informed decision about whether you receive chiropractic care or not. You owe it to yourself. Your health and life are too important not to check out chiropractic.
Ready to Check It Out for Yourself?
You owe it to yourself to have a chiropractic evaluation, then make your own informed decision.