Imagine for a moment that an ant had gotten into a museum and crawled onto a painting done by the artist Rembrandt. It took one look at it and said I'm not impressed with this painting.
What the ant sees with its very limited vision is only a small part of the whole painting, and hence, not a very accurate description. Stepping back to see the whole painting is obviously a better way to appreciate it.
What we know and understand about the body is seen from a similarly limited view. Despite all the knowledge that we have about anatomy and physiology, it is embarrassing how much we have yet to discover about the human body. It is very humbling to admit that we know so little.
Thankfully our bodies don't have to wait for us to catch up and figure out how it all works. Even a newborn’s body can work properly without knowledge of anatomy or any physiological processes. Luckily, living things have an inborn organizing principle governing our body through adaptation in order to maintain it alive (innate law of living things/innate intelligence).
As long as there is no interference in our nerve systems due to a vertebral subluxation, the information created by this innate law of living things can be expressed freely throughout our bodies and perform its duties allowing us to have the potential to function as normal as possible. The purpose of a chiropractic adjustment is to remove vertebral subluxations that can cause this interference.
This is why it is so important to make sure you and your loved ones get checked regularly.
Thanks to Stamatis Tsamoutalidis, DC for this article
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