Nattalie

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Spinal Alignment (neurological factor) has a profound effect on

mineral ratios - which is something

that has not been taught in Chiropractic Schools thus far. The

relationship became apparent to me

after many years of measuring patients before and after they visited

a Chiropractor or an Osteopath,

where all of a sudden certain mineral ratios - corresponding to

specific spinal segments - unexpectedly

changed.

However, not only can spinal manipulation affect the ratio of various

minerals -- it works the other way

around as well. By supplementing various amounts of minerals to

manipulate their ratio, one can also

affect spinal alignment of the corresponding segment - both

positively or negatively! This generally

works provided there is good spinal mobility, otherwise manual

manipulation is required, particularly

when calcification is involved, or when long-term supplementation has

failed to achieve normal ratios.

In such cases, a few spinal adjustments may be the answer, which will

correct / normalize a particular

mineral ratio, and resolve related medical symptoms as well.

This is also one reason why chiropractic adjustments are at times

able to correct specific medical

problems - other than simple skeletal or muscular disorders - and

where orthodox medical reasoning

cannot find or explain the mechanism involved. We are all too

familiar how patients keep visiting

Chiropractors over and over again, with the effects frequently only

lasting a few days, or sometimes

only a few hours. In some cases the solution to that can be quite

simple: Once you normalize the ratio

of as many associated mineral pairs as possible - corresponding to

the troublesome spinal segments -

the adjustment will subsequently " hold " and further manipulations are

no longer necessary.

Only mineral pairs that are associated with one another such as

calcium to magnesium are able to

affect specific spinal segments, which in case of calcium and

magnesium would be T1, or in case of

copper and chromium would be L1. The ratio of other mineral pairs

such as potassium / sodium, or

iron / zinc has mostly organic implications - or only indirectly

effects spinal alignment, but they are not

associated with specific spinal segments.