What is Chiropractic?
Chiropractic is the world’s largest non surgical, non drug prescribing primary contact health care profession. Chiropractic is a natural approach to health, based on the relationship between the nerve system and the optimum function of all the body’s tissues, muscles, organs and systems.
Chiropractic was discovered 1895 when a man's hearing was reportedly restored after having his spine adjusted by Daniel Palmer, with the understanding that the nerves carrying messages from the brain through the spine, can control and influence virtually every function of the human body.
The primary focus of Chiropractic is the optimum function of your spine and nerve system. Your nerve system is your master control system, made of a network of fibres, similar to an electrical wiring system. Interference in the spine may alter the transmission of messages between your brain and any of your body's muscles, organs, and tissues, affecting control and coordination of systems and function throughout your body. Chiropractic involves specialised care focusing on your spine and nerve system, which effects how you perceive the world, helping you to adapt to life and it's challenging physical, chemical and emotional stresses.
The Nerve System
The nerve system, which is a vast network of fibres, is similar to an electrical wiring system. It carries messages between the brain and ALL body parts, including your muscles, limbs and organs. The purpose of the nerve system is to connect a communication network between your brain to all these areas to facilitate optimal control and co-ordination, ultimately maximising your performance potential.
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