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Chiropractic Care
and Homeopathy
Your Nervous System
The incredible complexity of the nervous system is beyond
understanding. Without interference, it works efficiently every
sleeping and waking moment to bring together and integrate the
many body processes, to regulate the reactions and adjustments
of the human body to its environment, and to form conscious thought.
Because of the many and constant demands made upon it
at all times, it is imperative that this marvelous system function
at is peak efficiency, if the body is to respond to the demands
of its environment with good health.
The brain and spinal cord is the commander of all organs
and systems in the body. It is housed in the skull and spinal
column and contains 12-15 million nerve cells. The brain is the
most active organ in the body using 45% of the oxygen we breathe
and 75% of the energy produced from the carbohydrates we eat,
even if it is only less than 5% of total body weight. It must
constantly monitor incoming nerve messages from all parts of
the body which tell it about the demands of all organs and tissues
to maintain good health.
Then it transmits the responses necessary to meet them.
The brain is diagnosing the state of the body every
milli-second 24 hours a day. Not only does it establishes the proper
diagnosis but, also orders the perfect response. In order to work
properly, there must be no interference in receiving and sending
signals. The message must flow both ways loud and clear.
The Chiropractor is the best qualified person to see that
the central nervous system is free from impediments so that it
may continue to do the amazing job it was designed for.
When nerve channels of communication are kept open, the
brain will receive and send the right signals. The chemicals
needed for life and health are made by the body and directed
by the brain very exactly to the areas of need.
For the sick individual, Chiropractic is a means of health
restoration by opening nerve channels so the body may heal itself.
For the healthy, it is a periodic check up to insure early correction
of potential nerve interference.
Sacro-Occipital technic (S.O.T.) is a new and advanced
concept of Chiropractic pioneered and developed through the study,
research and clinical application of Dr. M.B. DeJarnette. For
more than half a century Dr. DeJarnette researched and studied
every aspect of physiology and anatomy and clinically found that
human structural distortion falls into three basic groups. He
labeled these groups as Categories I, II, and III.
Category I is an imbalance in the muscles rather
that the ligaments, still causing a disturbance in the alignment
of the vertebral column leading to ill health because of the interference
caused in normal signal transmission within the nervous system.
Category II The pelvis is composed of a triangular-shaped
bone called the sacrum. The sacrum is surrounded by two hip bones
(Iliac). The pelvis is held together by tough band- like tissues
that hold bone to bone these are called ligaments. It is the basic
foundation of the spine and supports the weight of the body.
As strong as the ligaments are, they are still vulnerable to
stretching and tearing by falls, whiplash, athletic and occupational
injuries, and everyday gravitational forces that influence the
body. When ligaments tear or stretch, it permits a separation
of the bones in the pelvis. When this happens, a counter-rotation
is set in motion which allows one hip bone to move forward, and
the other to move backward; one leg becomes shorter, the other
lengthens. As a result, of this long and short leg situation,
a falling-domino effect is initiated. The sacrum tilts on one
side; the spine becomes unbalanced; the vertebrae of the spine
shift out of position; and nerves are trapped up and down the
spinal column. This results in mild to very severe discomfort.
Nothing can so disturb a person's total health picture as can
this Category II situation.
Category III is the state in which a person has herniated
a disc because they left Category II untreated and then traumatized
an already out of balance vertebral column.
Chiropractic Services
Chiropractic services are cash only.
Initial Consultation 90 min - $195.00
Follow-Up visits 30 min - $65.00
Homeopathy
Homeopathy is a system of medicine whose principles are
even older than Hippocrates. It seeks to cure in accordance with
natural laws of healing and uses medicines made from natural
substances: animal, vegetable, and mineral.
Homeopathy was discovered in the early 1800 by a German
physician, Samuel Hahnemann. Shortly after setting up practice,
he became disillusioned with medicine. Medicine in those days
believed that sickness was caused by humors, or fluids, that
had to be expelled from the body by every possible means. The
practices of cauterizing, blistering, purging, and bleeding were
common in those days.
While translating lectures on medical practices, Hahnemann
stumbled on the key to curing sick people. In the one of the
documents he was translating they recommended cinchona bark (quinine)
for curing malaria. He began taking the herb twice a day and
began developing the symptoms of malaria. This was the first "proving" a
testing of medicine on a healthy person. He reasoned that malaria
was cured by quinine because the drug produces the symptoms of
malaria in a healthy person.
The term homeopathy comes from the Greek homoios- similar
and pathos- sickness. The fundamental law upon which homeopathy
is based in the "law of similars", or "Like is cured by like".
The law of similars states that a remedy can cure a disease if
it produces in a healthy person, symptoms similar to those of
the disease.
The law works thus in practice: A person develops a fever,
with flushed face, dilated pupils, rapid heartbeat, and feeling
of restlessness. The homeopathic physician studies all these
symptoms, searches for the remedy that, under scientifically
controlled conditions, has produced all these symptoms in a healthy
person. Within a short time after taking the remedy, the fever
drops to normal and the person feels well. The law of similars
enables the physician to select the one medicine that is needed
by matching the symptoms of the individual to the symptoms the
remedy induces. |