The Art of Chiropractic, LLC

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The basic premise of chiropractic is that there is a Universal Intelligence in all matter giving to everything all its properties and actions, thus maintaining it in existence. In all living things, especially in humans there is a subset of this intelligence called your Innate Intelligence. This innate intelligence runs, regulates, coordinates, heals and controls all aspects of every function in your body. You see, we used to think it was genes but modern science has revealed our genes to be nothing more than blueprints or recipes that are turned off and on by our innate intelligence. Our innate intelligence is carried by our nerve system that gets the information from our brains to every cell in our bodies and back. When this innate intelligence is completely free to express its self through our nervous system, then our body works at or close to 100 percent and we call that being healthy. In a nutshell, the purpose of our nerve system is to adapt us to our environment. You see, we are constantly being bombarded by destructive forces (like poor diets, prolonged poor postures, work and family stress, etc) all day long and it is up to our nerve system to adapt us to them. If this happens, our innate intelligence continues to flourish and all is well. However, if not, and there is interference to the transmission of our innate intelligence, we slowly break down over time. Nerve interference is perpetuated from a segment or segments of the spine that alter their normal position and function and is called a Subluxation. A Subluxation Process is a subluxation that goes undetected and contributes to a person's downward spiral of their health and life. Due to it being a process, subluxations are referred to as a silent killer. This is because by the time you do have a symptom the subluxation (which reduces the expression of your innate intelligence) has been affecting the quality of your health for some time. Knowing now that subluxations mostly occur without incident and that they do not produce initial outward symptoms, if someone were to ask whether you had any. How would you know?