Tooth Decay versus Spine Decay

Dr. Christian H. E. Farthing

Author of Best seller: World's Best Kept Health Secret Revealed (2nd ed)

Why do you brush and maintain your teeth? Probably for the same reason I brush my teeth every day and have done all my life, I was told to. Then I understood the benefits of doing it later on in life, to prevent decay and to keep them healthy.

Most people only think of the spine when it hurts. I want to let you know one of the best kept health secrets,you very rarely feel a spinal problem. Just like tooth decay, spine decay can occur silently inside your body without you even feeling it.

The spine houses and protects the spinal cord and all the nerves that control and regulate every function inside your body. Therefore, spinal misalignment can put pressure on your nervous system and lead to all kinds of health problems. Uncorrected, spinal misalignment can cause a decay process, which many professionals label as arthritis and 'old age'. This is not correct. In only a small percentage of the population is this true. For example, is tooth decay a result of 'old age'.I don't think so, more likely it is due to a lack of maintenance.

The main reason why most people come to see me for a consultation is for a routine spinal health check and maintenance care.

In the past, you may have had a blood pressure check, pulse and temperature check, and even a urine and blood test. When was the last time you had a spinal health check, to make sure the spine isn't putting pressure on your nervous system silently and creating health problems now and in the future?

If spinal misalignment goes uncorrected it leads to spinal decay. You can't feel spinal misalignment and decay, what you feel are the effects of it.

That is why most people have a spinal check up as a child and then routinely throughout life to make sure there is no spinal problem manifesting itself silently causing nerve interference and ultimately all kinds of health problems, limiting you from being the best you can be.

Top 10 warning signs of nerve stress and possible spinal decay and reasons to schedule an appointment for a spinal health check:

Headaches / migraines

Numbness in limbs

Neck pain / stiffness

Shoulder / arm pain

Pins & needles

Backaches

Whiplash

Carpal tunnel

Asthma

"Slipped disc"

 

When consulting a health professional about your spine, make sure they are a specialist.