Philosophy |
The nervous system is the foundational unit of the body.
The brain and spinal cord (the Central Nervous System) control all functions of the body. Each and every organ system of the body is completely dependant on the Central Nervous System for its life. The spine and skull house the Central Nervous System. The structure, function, and health of these two structures is essential to insure that the nervous system can work.
The spine has a normal ideal structure relative to gravity that must be maintained to achieve optimal health. Spinal distortions cause stress on the nervous system and have an adverse effect on health of the entire body and can result in many different pain manifestations and patterns. Optimal health can only be achieved with a central nervous system that is functioning at 100%, therefore an optimal individual spinal structure must be achieved.
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