During the infamous “Snowtober” we had this year, caravans of repair trucks could be seen on every corner, all working towards the same goal of getting Connecticut’s power turned back on. Our bodies work in similar ways as they constantly make repairs to keep us healthy.
Like a construction site, there are many workers who all follow the same blueprints to accomplish their goal. But when we are subluxated, whose blueprints aren’t communicated. The workers don’t leave the construction site, but instead they sit on their toolboxes, unsure of what they should do.
Taking drugs in attempt to get them working again is like throwing more tools at their feet. It gives the workers things they don’t need—things they already have—and leaves them with more of a mess to clean up once they’re functioning again. The only way to make the workers in the body get back on the job is to give them back their blueprints so that they know what to do.
That’s why we have chiropractic! Removing interference from the nervous system restores the communication of the blueprints so that the body can function how it is meant to.
