Every day we take our intelligence (internal programming) for granted. The physical body made up of all the various parts we are familiar with, depends on the intelligence we are born with that resides inside our nervous systems. Some say it is our soul.
The intelligence we are born with is responsible for everything the body does and encounters for our entire existence. Therefore, when a new baby is born into the world, he or she will experience an array of new sensations and challenges. The intelligence now has the job telling this new body how to grow and how to adapt to the environment.
From this point, it is imperative to remember that this intelligence continues to flow through the nervous system to all of the body and its parts to tell them how to function forever. The intelligence communicates to each body part and to individual cells that makes up that body part.
This must remain constant as the human body is made up of trillions of cells and each cell or group of cells has a specialized job or something fails. Communication must also always be complete. For example, liver cells have a cleaning function, skin cells have a protective function, and muscles have a movement function, etc. So, we need to understand that the intelligence to do all this comes from the brain, through the spinal cord, and out the spinal nerves to the cells. And it must never stop nor send the wrong message. Each one of these trillions of cells in each organ is a little specialized factory. In fact, this is how the human body functions to help sustain life. The intelligence coming from our brains is the boss of all these little factories and has to tell them what to do and how to do it at all times. Kind of like a factory foreman.
If there is some sort of communication loss, the cells will not function and could become sick and die. This is where fixing a subluxation comes into play. Just as a side note to explaining how subluxations affect our body, we need to remember the three forces outside our body that cause the body to create a subluxation.
These three forces are stress, trauma, and toxins. These forces cause our body's muscles and ligaments to weaken, particularly the ones that hold the spinal vertebrae in place. All three act on the body in different ways. To do this, however, we need to understand that they absolutely do cause the muscles and ligaments to weaken and consequently the vertebrae always misaligns into a subluxation and interferes with spinal nerves.
If the intelligence in the brain is constantly sending communication down the spinal cord and out the nerves, then a subluxation on the spine will cause a block in communication, therein lies the problem, the complete message is not getting through, and the order is not right. Have you ever ordered a sandwich in a drive thru and the guy inside got the order wrong or you could not understand him to place your order? That is what happens inside of you too.
Magnets have been used to channel this intelligence because it is actually an electrical current but this does correct the cause. (Think of the emergency team shocking a person who had a heart attack. This intelligence is electrical.) When a subluxation makes it so hard for the nerves to relay it's message from the brain to the cells and in turn for the cells to function properly, the cells become sick and start to die, but they do not all start to die right away.
Dr. Eversole wrote this article as a plea for those who read it to listen. He was too far gone by time he had turned to anyone for help and passed away in May of 2004. Please use his words to make your own very personal changes and get your spine checked on a regular basis. For Part Three: CLICK HERE
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