N.E.T. addresses the emotional component, the third leg of the triangle of health, in a safe, effective, physiological way with a spinal adjustment. The net result is ill health. For example, say a young boy was forced against his will to get an injection in a doctor's office. This adult may now feel tense in any doctor's office, and may not have the slightest idea why. Spinal subluxations associated with this N.E.C. may result in increased pain and dysfunction.
Emotions are good and necessary.
Normally, a person can have an emotional trauma, experience the emotion, and release the event. This is a reflex pattern very much associated with the conditioned response that Ivan Pavlov documented so well. The spinal adjustment stabilizes the subluxation, as well as resolving muscle and meridian imbalances. The underlying negative emotion now loses its impact and is less likely to be restimulated. When a N.E.C. is eliminated, the nervous system can work better.