Are you concerned about our world and the ever-dwindling prospects for peace? Does the thought of an impending war disturb you? Has a brother, son, cousin or friend been called to service overseas. Or for that matter a sister or daughter? Have you argued with others about what our country should or should not be doing? Do the names Osama Bin Laden, Nancy Pelosi or al Qaida send shivers down your spine? Make your blood boil? Make you feel sick? Does the attack on America of September 11, 2001 still affect you? Does it scare you, –anger you, –make you want to cry? Have you changed how you travel—where you go, when you go or with whom you go?
Are you concerned about our economy and the prospects for a recovery? Have losses in the stock market got you concerned about your retirement? Your children’s college funds? Your family’s welfare in general? Are rising gas prices frustrating you as they pinch your wallet ever tighter?
We live in a stressful, crazy world. And with all its challenges, obstacles and worries, it is no wonder record numbers of people are experiencing digestive problems, headaches, and “unexplained” fatigue, depression and rage. Together it all adds up to a continual downward spiral of hopelessness. What’s worse, the troubles of our world can not only result in these very real symptoms, but they also affect us in many ways that are not as obvious or cannot be seen or measured.
One such way is the occurrence of vertebral subluxation—small misalignments in the bones of the spine that create interference in the nerve system and keep the body from working the way it should. Vertebral subluxations are occurring in epidemic proportions in our world today. The above-listed stresses are but a few of the many possible causes of those subluxations. And as a result, people are unable to function as well as they should, think as well as they should, relate as well they should, do anything as well as they should when they have interference in their nerve system. That means that billions of people in our country and around the world are functioning below average today, making it all the more difficult to deal with the challenges and problems that we face.
But wait—there is hope! Besides the extremely valuable virtues of faith, patience and love, there is the chiropractic adjustment—the sole means of eliminating vertebral subluxation. Your chiropractor can check your spine to determine if you or any member of your family has vertebral subluxations. He or she can also adjust you to remove that interference and allow your body to function better. Whatever may be troubling you these days, do yourself a favor, get yourself and your entire family to your chiropractor regularly.