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What do you want to
do with your subluxations? (Leave them there to cause degeneration and
nerve damage?) |
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What if you stay
subluxated? What do you think will happen? How will you be in the next
5‑10 years? Do you think you'll be doing the things you like to do or
suffering from damage and degeneration and arthritis? |
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If you cut a nerve
to an organ, do you think it will live or die? |
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If you choke the
nerve by a subluxation, do you think the organ will be healthier or more
sick? (What about the next year, next five years, next ten years?) |
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Think of a scale.
Your every day stress and bad postural habits are on one side and are well
overloaded. I need to do adjustments to change the memory of that abnormal
postural habit. You add stress to the one side of the scale daily, so I
have to overload the correction side. That's why you need four adjustments
per week, exercises, etc. to balance it out. Without enough adjustments,
you stay where you're at. |
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If your wheel is out
of alignment in your car, do you think the axle and bearing will start to
wear out and grind faster than the other ones? Well, the same thing
happens to the joints in your spine. They degenerate (wear out, grind,
break down, get arthritic) and nerve damage results. How well do you think
you'll function then? (Play golf, tennis, run, bike, etc.) |
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Subluxations are
silent. You do not feel the nerve interference. You feel the tissue damage
(dis‑ease) after enough has been created. This is different for everyone
based on their symptom threshold. |
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Do you feel cancer,
arthritis or heart disease building inside of you? People get these and
don't know it. You don't feel subluxations either ‑ they are silent
killers of the tissue cells. Therefore, you cannot gauge your health by
your symptoms. If you want optimum health potential, you need to be
subluxation free. |
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Do you want your
nerve channels open or closed? |
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What if you cut off
the water to a plant by stepping on the hose? |
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What if you put a
rubber band on your finger and left it there? What will happen to your
finger? |
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I'm not moving bones
into place; I'm inputting nerve receptors in the joints that signal
muscles to pull a certain way. The adjustment fires the fast nerve
receptors, the exercises fire the slow nerve receptors, and the CTX fires
more static receptors. When you do all consistently, you will get great
changes. |
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Is this what you
want? |
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It sounds like you
have been under a lot of stress lately. How do you think your nerves
respond to stress? Are you more tense? What do you think will happen to
your subluxations? Will they get better or worse? When do you think you
need the adjustments most? |
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It is real important
you keep consistent with your adjustments. What do you think will happen
if you miss adjustments? |
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Missing adjustments
is like missing a brick in your foundation when you are building a house.
The more you miss, the weaker the foundation. The more consistent you are,
the more stable. |
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To change the nerve
memory you need consistent input with adjustments and exercise. |
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Each adjustment is
like a turn on the lug nut on your wheel. The more intense you turn it,
the faster you get it stable. If you only turn it once per week and go out
and run on the wheel, it has a better chance of shaking loose than if you
turned it every day or three times per week. |
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You hired me to
correct your problem. I'm just telling you what you need. If you want to
correct the subluxations, you need to do it a certain way. Remember, this
is not a program for symptom management; it is designed for structural
correction. |
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If you want to go
from here to California, you have to take a different road than to
Florida. |
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If you use
Chiropractic correctly, it will work well for you. Like using a fork ‑ you
can't eat soup with it; but, when used correctly, it is a great tool. |
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If you miss an
adjustment, get an extra one next week. You need about 24 adjustments
within six weeks to make significant change. Intensity will prevent you
from sliding backwards and will keep the momentum up. |
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You are more prone
to injury if you are subluxated. |
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You always perform
better when you are in alignment. |
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As long as you are
committed to correcting your subluxations, we will work out a payment plan
for you to suit your budget. |
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Regardless of what
insurance pays or not, you still have a problem that needs to be fixed. |
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Insurance won't pay
for it all; and, if you stop care when insurance stops paying, you will
still be subluxated and will lose the progress you have made. That is an
expense not an investment and you will still need your subluxations
corrected sooner or later. Insurance doesn't pay the second time because
it becomes a pre‑existing condition. |
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I noticed you
haven't attended the workshop. There is important information you need
pertaining to your care that we provide at the workshop. Make sure to
schedule for this week. |
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You could get a
symptom while you are improving. If you stretch a muscle, it gets sore,
right? During correction, muscles stretch and change position, so you may
get sore. A stretched muscle is dis‑eased or damaged tissue because the
fibers are tearing or re‑healing in a new position. The symptom comes from
the damaged tissue, but it's for the better. |
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I'm glad you are
feeling better. How are your subluxations? |
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Remember, as the
subluxations are correcting, life force is returning and cells are healing
so symptoms usually go away before the subluxation is totally corrected. |
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Remember, symptoms
come from dis‑ease (damage, dysfunction) so they can appear when you are
getting better (stretch) or worse (more damage). Let me check you and see
how your subluxations are doing. If they are better, we know we are on the
right track and "change symptoms" are usually short lived. |
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Sometimes you can be
sore after an adjustment. It is just like starting a new exercise program.
Things are changing. |
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Do germs cause
disease, or do diseased bodies allow germs to invade them? |
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Immunity is higher
without subluxations. |
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We are not putting
bones into place, we are inputting nerve receptors so the body(s innate
can adapt to the inputs. The adjustment is an input to nerve receptors. |
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FHP is the most
common postural problem there is and it is the most troublesome for your
health. Take this brochure and educate your friends. Screen them yourself
and have them come in. |
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Everything I tell
you is backed up by Medical Research. Here are some pamphlets. Share them
with your friends. |
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These pamphlets show
medical research on how spinal misalignment (subluxations) affect your
health ‑ not just back pain. |
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You're doing great
because you are staying real consistent with your adjustments. |
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You're right on
schedule. |
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Good job ‑ that
adjustment went great. |
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You adjusted good
today. |
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Are you telling your
friends about Chiropractic? Tell them about our unique system of
correction. |
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I've been blessed to
learn this 3‑D system so I can help my patients. |
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What I really want
people to know is that they need to maintain their spines. Since it has
everything to do with your health, it needs to be maintained. Please
educate people on this. |
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Maintaining your
spine requires adjustments. |
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Maintaining your
spine is for wellness. |
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Your kids don't only
look like you from the outside! |
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Educate people on
the two types of DC(s. Give them this pamphlet. If the DC did not show
them before and after x‑rays, they may still be subluxated, but think they
are fixed. |