1. Half Hour to Health Posture,Subluxations and Health Dr. David Eade D.C., B.S., C.S.C.S. 10/28/09
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6. If subluxations are not corrected early , “when they are caused shortly after birth”, the subluxation will be difficult or impossible to correct later. Chung Ha Suh, Ph.D. University of Colorado Subluxation can reduce nerve impulses by 60%
9. Physical stressors (such as subluxation) elicit the same stress response as stressful emotional input does. The body’s stress signal mimics exactly the effects of an emotional stress signal. Movement (proprioception) is the body’s positive, relaxation signal to the nervous system.
10. M.D.’s think so Brain Subluxation (nerve interference) Body (tissue cells) Mal-function Dis-ease (lowered state of health) Crisis (Symptoms)
18. Subluxation alone is a rational reason for Chiropractic care throughout a lifetime from birth. Lee Hadley, M.D. Spine animation . . . On Subluxation
19. SUBLUXATION BONES (spine protection) COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (Brain & Spinal Cord) BODY CHEMISTRY PERFORMANCE RESTORES PERFORMANCE REBALANCES CHEMISTRY RESTORES COMMUNICATIONS ADJUSTMENT LOWER PERFORMANCE INTERFERES WITH COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK IMBALANCE IN BODY CHEMISTRY
20. Your Nervous System 10/28/09 A Health Spine = A Healthy Spinal Cord= A Healthy Nervous System That = Optimal Health 90% of the energy your brain uses keeps you upright! So keeping your nervous system functioning with as little interference is vital. Innate
23. Who Do You know who Can Benefit from Regular Chiropractic Care? 10/28/09 Charlie’s Story Miracle
24. Thank You! Some of the Healthiest Families on the planet are under Regular Chiropractic Care! Remember Posture is the window to your Spine. 10/28/09 It’s time for Posture Exercises, Posture scans for Guests, Time to get motivated and Traction!
Editor's Notes
November 16th, 2005 Are Some Anti-Depressant Drug Ads Deceptive? By Gary Ruskin Commercial Alert The December issue of PLoS Medicine has a fascinating article about how some ads for anti-depressants such as Zoloft, Prozac, Paxil, Lexapro and Celexa appear to be misleading. The ads are based on the notion that the drugs, known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), help cure depression by increasing the supply of serotonin in the brain. However, the article cites substantial evidence that this 都 erotonin hypothesis � is, in fact, false. If so, then the Food and Drug Administration should stop the ads, because federal law prohibits drug advertising that is 吐 alse or misleading in any particular. 箔 These advertisements present a seductive concept, and the fact that patients are now presenting with a self-described 祖 hemical imbalance � shows that the [advertising] is having its intended effect: the medical marketplace is being shaped in a way that is advantageous to the pharmaceutical companies, � write Jeffrey R. Lacasse and Jonathan Leo. 撤 atients who are convinced they are suffering from a neurotransmitter defect are likely to request a prescription for antidepressants, and may be skeptical of physicians who suggest other interventions, such as cognitive-behavioral, evidence-based or not. Like other vulnerable populations, anxious and depressed patients 疎 re probably more susceptible to the controlling influence of advertisements � In 1998, at the dawn of consumer advertising of SSRIs, Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience Elliot Valenstein summarized the scientific data by concluding, 糎 hat physicians and the public are reading about mental illness is by no means a neutral reflection of all the information that is available � . The current state of affairs has only confirmed the veracity of this conclusion. The incongruence between the scientific literature and the claims made in FDA-regulated SSRI advertisements is remarkable, and possibly unparalleled. �
By diminishing the flow of innate intelligence your body starts to decrease it’s state of repair. It has to sacrafice one function for the sake of another. Result, you fall into dis-ease. Most don’t notice it until your body’s health has become jepordized.
The cerebellum, lower portion of your brain is an amazing piece of work. Your Cerebellum uses 90% of the total energy supplied to the brain. Most of this energy goes to maintaining an upright posture. So just imagine how poor posture can effect the nervous system.
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