Blaming your genes for your health
problems and challenges is simply taking the easy way out! Harsh? No! Scientist
have proven that genes are responsible for ONLY 5 -20% of health problems. So,
what makes up the other 80 – 95%? The answer is simple: you’re LIFESTYLE!
Things that contribute to lifestyle include: the food you eat, how much water
your drink each day, where you purchase your food, how much movement you get,
medications, surgeries, cleaning supplies, amount of sunlight, vitamins,
emotional wellbeing, personal space, stress, anxiety, quality of your
relationships, and the list goes on!
Bruce Lipton, Ph.D says often, “Genes
may load the gun, but your environment pulls the trigger.” This is a very
powerful idea. Dr. Lipton’s work over the decades has proven that what you say,
do, and think impacts your entire body on a neuro-biochemical level. So you may
carry the gene for cancer, but this does not mean you will necessarily express
it – develop cancer.
As a chiropractor I know that when
there is interference in the nervous system caused by a spinal subluxation full
genetic cannot and will not be reached. Subluxations over time lead to dis-ease
(which is often asymptomatic), dysfunction, disease, and eventually cell death.
The Western model intervention occurs usually between disease and death with
the hopes of prolonging death by controlling symptoms like pain. Chiropractic
on the other hand, champions intervention through spinal adjustment therefore relieving
pressure and stress on the nervous system, before dis-ease occurs. For this
reason alone it is critical to have your spine and nervous system checked, and
adjusted when necessary, on a regular basis. This provides you with the ability
to reach your own optimal potential in every aspect of your life and throughout
your entire life.
Please visit www.genuinechiro.com to learn more about
chiropractic and Genuine Chiropractic located in Santa Barbara, CA. follow us
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