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NETWORK CHIROPRACTIC / NETWORK SPINAL ANALYSIS


Chiropractic is the largest drugless healing profession focused on the relationship between the integrity of the spine and a person’s overall health and quality of life.

Your spine is the key to health. You have an infinite inborn capacity to heal. This divine wisdom utilizes your brain and nervous system to coordinate your body and healing capacity. Your brain and spinal cord control every function of your body.

When your spine is in correct position your body can function at 100%.  When your spine moves out of place, it puts pressure on the brain stem and spinal cord.  This pressure decreases the information that travels from the brain to the rest of the body and decreases your body’s ability to heal.

Network Chiropractic is the science, art, and philosophy of optimizing people’s well-being and life by maximizing the integrity of your master control system, your brain and nervous system, through specific chiropractic methods.

Chiropractic education is comprised of similar hours of study relative to human physiology as that of a Medical Doctor.  Education differs most significantly in that Medical practitioners will receive training in Pharmacology and Surgical procedures and Chiropractors will receive training in the care of the spine.

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Chiropractic Education compared to Medical Education:

Subjects

Chiropractic Classroom Hours

Medical Classroom Hours

Anatomy

540

508

Physiology

240

326

Pathology

360

401

Chemistry

165

325

Microbiology

120

114

Diagnosis

630

324

Neurology

320

112

X-Ray

360

148

Psychiatry

60

144

Obstetrics

60

148

Orthopedics

210

156

Total Hours

2,887

2,706

What is Wellness Care:

What’s the main difference between wellness care and standard medical care?

Wellness care seeks to turn on the body’s natural healing ability, not by adding something to the system, but by removing anything that might interfere with normal function, trusting that the body would know what to do if nothing were interfering with it. Standard medical care, on the other hand, seeks to treat a symptom by adding something from the outside – a medication, a surgery or procedure.

Inside Out vs. Outside In

If a patient has high blood pressure, a standard medical approach would be to choose a drug that lowers blood pressure, and ask the patient to take the drug.

This may serve to lower the blood pressure, but ignores the underlying cause that is making the blood pressure high, and runs the risk of side effects complicating the person’s recovery. Whether it’s a nutritional issue, faulty control by the nerve system or a manifestation of stress, the medication could decrease the blood pressure, leaving the problem causing the symptom of high blood pressure unaddressed.

The Wellness Approach

Wellness is a state of optimal conditions for normal function… and then some.

The wellness approach is to look for underlying causes of any disturbance or disruption (which may or may not be causing symptoms at the time) and make whatever interventions and lifestyle adjustments would optimize the conditions for normal function. That environment encourages natural healing, and minimizes the need for invasive treatment, which should be administered only when absolutely necessary. When the body is working properly, it tends to heal effectively, no matter what the condition. When the body heals well and maintains itself well, then there is another level of health that goes beyond “asymptomatic” or “pain-free” which reveals an open-ended opportunity for vitality, vibrant health, and an enhanced experience of life.This is true for mental and emotional health as well as physical health. While some people may suffer psychological disorders, creating an atmosphere of mental and emotional wellness will address all but the most serious problems