![]() Have you ever been in a rear-end or other collision where you notice that your back, hip, head, or neck has been injured? What about when you were born, did the doctor have to use forceps or a vacuum to retrieve you from your mother's womb? As a child do you remember falling a lot and hurting your back, hip, head, or neck? Were you a cowboy, football player, boxer, or involved in any other sport or activity where you constantly put your body through physical abuse? Have you ever been slapped in the face or kicked or beaten and taken blows to your head or neck? Do you regularly find yourself, while using the telephone, holding the receiver with your ear and shoulder? Do you attend the regular "care" of a chiropractor or other spinal manipulator? All of these scenarios, to name a few, can create a situation where individuals could suffer from headache, back pain, or any number of other physical ailments. What people are saying about our work. Try an experiment: 1st Sit up straight on a firm, level, chair or stool with your feet placed evenly and squarely in front of you. 2nd Close your eyes and move your head from side to side. 3rd With your eyes still closed, without slouching, relax and position your head where you feel it is straightly aligned with your body; hold that position while keeping your eyes closed. 4th With your eyes still closed, have someone you trust look at your head while sitting straight in front of you (and yet facing you), to see if he/she can determine if your head appears to be tilted to the left or the right (is one ear, or cheek bone, higher than the other?), and also does your nose and/or chin appear to be left or right of perfect center. 5th If your friend can see 1) your head is tilted to one side or the other, and/or 2) your nose and/or chin is not situated to perfect center, then your head is more than likely partially dislocated, or subluxated, in relation to the first vertebra of your spinal column. Chiropractic medicine generally does not fully solve this problem because these doctors FOCUS on manipulating the spinal column time and time again; this can give you temporary relief without permanently getting to the root cause of why the spine might be compensating to begin with. In worse case scenarios, the chiropractic mishandling of the atlanto-occipital joint via the atlas is actually responsible for the majority of cerebro-vascular accidents that are just now becoming widely recognized as having an iatrogenic (doctor induced) cause. In the above experiment, it is the heavy head that is partially out of place (not the atlas or first vertebra), and, because of this partial dislocation of the head on top of the spine, this off-centered ten to fifteen pound weight of the head will create an abnormal stress on the spinal column and cause that column to shift, twist, and curve. Voila! ... the reason why chiropractic and other modalities fail to deliver on their promises; they have failed to recognize root causes and have focused instead on the secondary compensation [non-orthogonal spine, (i.e.: Analogy = curved slinky)] as a primary cause. NSIR Nerve Signal Interference Removal, is a new and upcoming science that threatens to expose fundamental chiropractic idiosyncrasies and errors, and especially that profession's unwillingness to finally openly recognize the simplistic explanation above. In fact, this simple potential is still not recognized by most doctors! And yet, such a condition can be easily spotted and corrected by the "new" science of NSIR which has actually been in existence for about the last fifty years. With your head on straight and your pelvis level your body's potential to heal itself is dramatically improved. And, the central nervous system is allowed to function as it was meant to. The only true healer is the body and we at the NSIR Technologies School of Alternative Healing work with the healer in you. Congratulations on your newfound wisdom and welcome to one very important and possible future!! What people are saying about our work. |
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This page was first posted on April 4, 2007 and last revised on July 14, 2008.