Vol 14 E24: Innate’s Vestigial Organs

Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of motor and sensory paralysis. In this episode, we explore the complexities of these conditions, discussing their causes and symptoms. From understanding how motor paralysis affects movement to unraveling the mysteries of sensory paralysis and its impact on perception, we uncover the science behind these neurological phenomena. Listen. Like. Subscribe. Share.

Chiropractic equations analysis and how it helped chiropractors better locate the major subluxation. Listen. Like. Subscribe. Share.

Dr. Nell Williams, wife of Dr. Sid Williams, founder of Life College of Chiropractic, recalls her time at the Palmer School of Chiropractic. She talks about her time with BJ Palmer and the miraculous case of a student with blood poisoning who got well with Chiropractic adjustments alone.

We discuss how a subluxation can cause abnormal function of various body systems, including thermolysis, nutrition and reproduction.

When a subluxation affects nerve flow to an organ, Innate will attempt to compensate by recruiting another organ in an attempt to maintain homeostasis. This recruited organ will appear diseased but is in fact doing what Innate intends. For this reason, it’s important to use objective indicators for subluxation rather than adjust based on symptoms. Listen. Like. Subscribe. Share.

In today’s episode, we contrast the difference between minus and excess function. If a subluxation decreases quantity nerve flow to tissue cells, how can excess function of tissue cells occur?

How does a subluxation cause lack of adaptation in tissue cells?

In today’s episode we discuss such Innate cellular functions as secretory, elimination and thermolysis.

Why is normal function, the foundation upon which Chiropractic was discovered and developed?

BJ Palmer did this to turn the tide and win the White House for Harry Truman.