Our brain directs and controls the whole body. The impulses from the brain run through the spinal cord, which is embedded within our spine. | Between two vertebral bodies, a large nerve (spinal nerve) leaves the spine on the left and right and then splits (like a tree trunk to the large treetop), and the individual nerve fibres transmit the brain impulses to the muscles, organs and cells. |
A prerequisite for the optimal functioning of our body is the smooth flow of data between the brain and the body, and here the spine can severely disrupt the system. | Depending on the severity of the disorder, the symptoms vary from e.g. paralysis, tingling, numbness, pain, occasional pricking or severe muscle tension. |
function disturbed -> organ healthy
Chiropractic can often have a regulating effect here too. The primary goal of chiropractic is therefore to restore the normal function of the spine, to also take the pressure off the nerve and to give the body back the ability to regulate itself. After a few treatments, the spine stabilizes and the symptoms subside. |