Chiropractic Subluxation

they try to get a cadaver spine and they try to bend and twist it to put pressure

on a nerve they hooked up the nerve and sent a current through it and there was

no way that had been twisted to reduce the current so they took the the nerve

out of the bone and laid it on a flat surface and put pressure on it and now

sure enough there was interference with with the signal transmission so

everybody looked at that and they went wow yeah that's fantastic and a dime of

pressure reduces nerve function by 50 percent so everybody took television can

you imagine how much how much nerve interference that would be in your body

when that little pressure changes the transmission well the fact remained

before they took the nerve out of the bone they couldn't create any kind of of

interference so in that the system is so wonderfully designed that once that's

the function of the moment it doesn't put pressure on nerves it does the

opposite well it's it's supposed to protect the nerve and create the

appropriate openings for the nerves to exit but when they couldn't create what

they wanted they took the nerve out and and put pressure on it and see there so

basically they had to break the bone had to put so much pressure on it that they

broke the bone and that's like 800 pounds per square inch room or whatever

that those tremendous forces and and all it shows us the body is so wonderfully

designed that works so the mechanism is something

completely different but no one's ever really or in the last 20 years now we do

know the mechanism that it's not the pressure on the nerve but that model is

still the prevailing one so it doesn't invalidate what chiropractors do it just

makes them look dumb when they can't explain why it's why it's working on

right but once we understand that it's not the nerve bundle with the signals

and the signals are like software and the movement creates signals

now the model model works and if you go to the route where the signals are

generated exactly well they're processed here they're not all generated there

because they're generated here there so just that where does it come from them

like they're generated here but doesn't it originate no no it's the environment

that drives the brain so when something touches you here that creates the signal

that the brain responds to and that creates a motor response and now in

parasympathetic reactions that's yeah that's part of it but even simpler than

that when you when anything touches you when any receptor reacts there's a

signal goes into the brain and that is what the brain works on that's what

drives the brain yes the brain can generate some impulses internally

through thinking and so forth but the vast majority of signals are coming from

the environment driving the brain and that is that's the cycle so what we're

doing is we're really just improving the feedback because when when a joint isn't

working it's because the brain doesn't get the proper signal so if it doesn't

get the signal it doesn't know what to do