Patient Question: I am getting better, but why?
Dr. Chris: I ask the patient for their hand and
move a finger up and down. Then I have them close their eyes and tell me
which way I moved it.
They say either up or down, and I ask them how they knew. They usually say, "I felt "it.
And, I then explain what that "felt it" means is that every joint and muscle in the body is hardwired to the brain. It is essential for the brain to constantly keep track of where we are in space.
As you know, the brain is an electrical system, but we don't have
batteries or a charger. The brain is powered up by sensation.
The majority of brain input comes from joints and muscles spindles in
the spine (special muscle nerves) as well as the vestibular or balance
system.
If there is a problem with the slight movement of any
of the vertebrae(spinal bone), you probably wouldn't notice it, but over
time, it reduces the input (quality information) to the brain.
That is called subluxation or Structural Shift. Couple that with
trauma, toxicity, inactivity, prolonged sitting, etc. and you get
chronic health issues.
We do corrections to stimulate the
spine and ultimately increase the function of the brain. This in turn
helps your body heal your Secondary Conditions.
For additional information call: 860.523.5465
ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC of West Hartford
Dr.
Chris Chase - Certified Structural Correction Chiropractor, Dr. Chris
is the only Structural Chiropractor in West Hartford, and surrounding
communities. ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC is a company that offers Structural
Correction services for women, children and men - which is different
from traditional chiropractors (not better BUT significantly different).
Most traditional chiropractors focus on the temporary relief of pain. As a doctor who focuses on Structural Correction, my goal is to look for underlying shifts in the spine - no different than an auto mechanic looking for underlying shifts in the frame of your car that may be impacting how the car performs, uneven wear of the tires, etc. Please give us a call at 860.523.5465.
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