Effects of Misalignments on the Cerebrospinal Nervous System

CORRECTION OF THE MISALIGNED VERTEBRAE LISTED WILL RELEASE THE IMPINGED NERVES ALLOWING THE AFFECTED PART TO RETURN TO NORMAL FUNCTION.
 

C1, C2, C3	Misaligned vertebrae in the upper neck will impinge the nerves leading to the head and nervousness, face. nerve system. The result of this impingement is tension along the base of the skull, involvements, insomnia, headaches, certain eye disorders, facial pain (tri-facial neuralgia), and torticollis (wry neck).
C4, C5	A subluxated vertebrae in the mid-neck will cause pressure on the nerves leading to the throat Neck pain and spasm, throat pain, swallowing difficulties, and speech problems may be the result.
C6, C7, T1, T2, T3	A malpositioned vertebrae in the lower neck and upper back will irritate the nerves leading to the throat, shoulders, arms and hands. The result of this continued nerve irritation is neuritis, or bursitis of one or both arms and hands, numbness of the hands and fingers, pain in the lower neck and upper back, tension across the shoulders and swallowing difficulties.
T4, T5, T6, T7	A vertebrae out of its normal position between the shoulder blades will produce slight pressure on the nerves in this area This "pinching" will cause pain and tension between the shoulder blades, pain radiating outward under the shoulder blades and to the front of the chest. Continued pressure on these nerves may lead to shingles.
T8, T9, T10, T11	A subluxated spinal segment in tile mid-back will cause pain and tension just above the belt line, possibly impinging tile nerves radiating outward between the ribs producing shingles.
T12, L1	When the vertebrae in the lower mid-back have slipped out of place the result is pain along the belt line and pain in the side just under the ribs.
L2, L3, L4, L5, S1	Whenever the vertebrae in the lower back are misaligned pressure on the nerves radiating outward to the hips, pelvis and legs is the usual result. Sustained pressure on these nerves may cause pain and tension in the lower back, sacroiliac pain, lumbago, painful neuritis of one or both legs, sciatica, pain in the legs, pain into the groin, pain into the hips and buttocks, disc difficulties, and pain at the end of the spine while sitting.