Shocking Proof About How The Way You Think Can Relieve Pain And Cure Disease.
Have you wonder why our healthcare system in the United States is in such mess? Ever wonder why with all the astonishing knowledge we have, and with all the step forward discoveries you keep hearing about every night on the news, we are still a nation of constant sickness, ache and illness? Ever speculate why you keep tormenting with aches, pains, and various illnesses and doctor’s offices never seem to help? Well the answer may alarm you.
The first thing to consider is a tiny piece of history so you understand where all this is coming from. This all started all the way back in the seventeenth century with a physicist, physiologist and mathematician by the name of Rene Descartes. He’s the man that said the famous phrase I think, therefore I am. In his time Descartes revolutionized modern thinking with his theory of dualism. To summarize, dualism says that the mind and body are completely separate from each other. Descartes came up with his theory while meditating one early morning. Then he went and made an agreement with the Roman Catholic Church that he, as a man of true science, would restrict himself to the study of the physical body, while religion would deal with the mind and not the body. After that, studies of the mind and body have for the most part, remained completely distinct and separate fields from each other. Scientists have stayed within the realm of what they could see and measure to be a true science. Meanwhile, those in the religious field and life lifted thought, reason, and emotion out of the body into the realms of the spiritual. This created some problems. The first problem with this separation is that medicine used science as it’s only measuring stick and completely left out the find. Medical procedures are only used if they pass strict scientific testing. This means that the procedures must be able to be seen and measured to be considered valid. If they can’t be seen and measured and proven through scientific experiments that are visible, they are considered to not exist and will not be used in medicine for treatment.
What about this example? If you place your hand in a bucket of water, what happens to the water? It rises. It rises by the exact amount your hand takes up or displaces in the bucket. You know it happened because you can measure the level of the water. This happens every time, so it is called a law. It is known as the law of displacement. Now, what happens if I stick my hand in the ocean? Well, we know that your hand displaces water. It has to because it’s a law. The problem is…can you prove it? After all, you can’t measure it. You can’t see the results. So did the ocean actually rise? Absolutely! It rose in an immeasurable amount. At least immeasurable with the tools we have.
So what’s the point? The point is that by throwing out the mind-body connection simply because it could not be scientifically measured, medicine has ignored one of the most powerful healing forces known to man!
How do we recognize the mind-body connection is such an important healing force? In 1981 Neurobiologist David Felton at the University of Indiana exposed that the immune system is actually hard-wired to the brain through the nerve system. Why is this so vital to you? In 1974, Ader, an experimental psychologist, made what nearly everyone considers is one of the innermost discoveries of mind-body research. In the route of investigating conditioned response (Pavlov’s drooling-dog-and-bell concept), he was testing to see how long such a trained response might last in some laboratory rats. Using a mixture of saccharine-laced water and the nausea-inducing drug Cytoxan, he had trained the rodents to associate the sweet stuff with a bad bellyache. Afterwards, while giving them saccharine-water with no the associated Cytoxan, Ader watched to see how long it might take for them to not remember the association between the two. Without warning, during the second month, the rats began to fall victim to ailment and die off. In investigating this unanticipated result, Ader checked into the properties of the nausea-inducing drug he had used and established that one of its side effects was as an immune suppressant. The rats had been trained to not only to associate sweet water with nausea, but also with an immune shutdown. The ending was obvious. Their minds were calculating their immune systems! Doesn’t that astonish? The rats actually killed themselves just by belief! So, my question to you is, what are you thinking your immune system into performing? Are you thinking yourself sick? Here’s an even improved question. Since your nerves serve as the message lines between your brain and your body’s immune system, are you sure those lines are open so your brain can keep you healthy?
The base line is if you have skewed or malfunctioning spinal bones, your brain cannot correspond properly with your body. And as you now know, this relates to the immune organization. Having these spinal misalignments, also known as subluxations may not only cause ache, but also deteriorate your immune system and lead to sickness and possibly disease. The only way to keep your spine without these subluxations and unnecessary hurt and ailment is by regularly getting your spine checked by your chiropractor just like you routinely brush your teeth and go to the dentist.
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