1. Blood system versus nerve system (germs versus immune system). What
really controls the functions of your body?
2. Why do some people get colds all of the time, and some people
hardly ever get sick? Because some people have a stronger immune system
than others. Their Nervous System is the controler of the immune system.
3. Cancer is a mutigen process in cell replication. Why do some moles on the skin remain benign on some people and yet turn malignant on others? What is
controlling them? Your nervous system
Why the nervous system? It controls and regulates every function in the body. Even process even down to the cellular level. The Nervous system is the first system to develop in the fetus which starts at day 19.
What is a subluxation? Laymen’s terms, it is a misalignment of the spine or and vertebra that has lost proper motion
It has 5 components
Neuropathophysiology- Abnormal nerve function
Kinesiopathology- Inappropriate motion (decreased disc damage)
Myopathology- inappropriate muscle function (muscle damage)
Histopathology- inappropriate cell function (ligament damage)
Biochemical- inflammation and pain
The cause of all disease? No, of course not. But if the body is weakened in any way, (the immune system, the disc, the muscle, the stomach lining, the pancreas) disease processes and infections and sickness can set it. So it may not cause disease in every situation, it is always a predisposition.