90% of the stimulation and nutrition to the brain is generated by the movement of the spine.
~Dr. Roger Sperry (Nobel Prize Recipient)
Nervous System Physiology
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Upper Cervical Spine
This part of your spine is responsible for the nerves in the:
Head, face, upper neck, inner & middle ear, sympathetic nerve system, sinuses, eyes, auditory nerves and more.
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THORACIC Spine
This part of your spine is responsible for the nerves in the:
Arms, hands, heart, coronary arteries, esophagus, trachea, lungs, bronchial tubes, gallbladder, liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, ureters, adrenal glands, small intestines, and more.
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Lumbar Spine
This part of your spine is responsible for the nerves in the:
Large intestines, appendix, abdomen, bladder, reproductive organs, lower back, lower extremities, ankles, feet.
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Sacrum and Coccyx
This part of your spine is responsible for the nerves in the:
Hip bones, tail bone, buttocks, rectum, anus.
Your nervous system controls and coordinates every function of your body. It is your nervous system that allows you to adapt to, and live in your environment. A large portion of your nervous system passes through your spine.
It’s your spinal cord that acts as the major cable exiting your brain, travels down inside your spinal column and branches off into spinal nerves at various levels of your spine. These spinal nerves then exit between individual spinal vertebrae and go to the various parts of your body.
To be healthy it is essential that your nervous system function properly and free from any interference caused by subluxations. Subluxations can cause interference to the nervous system at any point along the spine where the nerves exit. This can adversely affect the function of various parts of your body, and ultimately your health.
The image on this page is designed to give show you the parts of the spine that control different parts of your body.
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