THE MASTER SYSTEM TO ITSELF

Yes, the nervous system is the Master System. It runs everything in the body... heart, reproductive organs, liver, kidneys, immune system, circulation, etc. It also runs itself. What do I mean, and where is this going?

Sadly, many of my colleagues live up to the low expectations of a medically-propagandized public, who sees chiropractors, at worst as quacks (which is why I have my one-eyed Pennsylvania duck in the front office), and as treaters of minor back pain at best. Of course, most people continue to believe this nonsense because so many chiropractors practice in this manner.

Back to reality. Real, or who is referred to as "straight" chiropractors, are not back doctors or pain doctors. We deal with the nervous system, specifically, with the detection, analysis and correction of interference to the function of the nervous system, Vertebral Subluxation.

Given the popular misconception, vs. reality, people tend to get confused. They are shocked that people come to me and get well from some rather terrible, "lifetime" conditions including diabetes, heart disease, various auto-immune diseases. (No, I do not treat any of these disease or conditions. I remove cause, and the body is free to heal itself.) Basically, their emotional reaction is that this chiropractor (me) is too "uppity." Well... tough!

It gets really confusing for people when they hear of people coming to me, or other straight chiropractors, and gfetting well from actual nervous system conditions... multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, unnamed tremors, vertigo, depression, anxiety, etc. Well, the nervous system does control itself. Vertebral subluxation anywhere in the spine can and will effect brain and nervous system function. (The most critical areas are the upper cervical, the very tip of the neck, and the coccyx, the tailbone.)

Remove interference, and all is possible. Or, you could just "live with it," like you'ven been told to do.

Don Harte, D.C.
Corte Madera straight chiropractor
Liberator of Innate
Slayer of Subluxation