Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-07-31

ergy which is TRANSIT rmed or irdi-5
vidualized BY the brain and then
transmitted to these respective
parts, in the form Of meItai. IN
pulses, through the channels pro-
sVided by the nerves, 4
l 3fd. That the transmission of
mental impulses is normal both in
volume and rapidity Of delivery or
in other words, when 100 per cent
of mental impulses reaches each
organ and tissue in the body in a.
normal manner, all functions are
perfectly performed with result
which is known as health. But
when the normal flow OF mental
is interfered with, in any
manner, 1.-The vital activities Of the
tissues and organs which these.
mental impulses seVerally maintain
lis either increased or diminished
according to the degree OF inter
ference, the result, in either case
being a condition which is recog-
nized as some form Of disease.
III 4th. That the only place where
interference with the flow Of men
tai impulses to degree, sufficient
to cause deranged functional activ-
Sity, or disease can occur, is at the
intervertebral foramina, the little
opening between vertebra (spinal
bones, on either~side of the spinal
column, already mentioned. At
any Of these, places, a slight mis-
alignment or subluxation partial
dislocation) of a vertebra, may so
press upon the nerves passing out
through it as to interfere, more or
less seriously, with their conduc-
tive powers. Y.
5th. TheChiropractic affords an
exact and scientific method Of de-
termining the location of any YER
zebra, which, on account of it's mis-
alignment, is responsible for nerve
compression and, also, an original,
unique and most effective manner
of correcting this abnormal condi-
ton, by means Of the hands alone,
using eibher the spinous or trans
verse processes of the vertebra as
handles or levers.
The first statement Of foundation
principles the one concerning the
origin and distribution Of the
nerves requires neither discussion
nor calculation. It is simply the
expression familiar to the most SUI.
perficial student Of anatomy; it is
the very alphabet of all correct
anatomical teaching.
The second statement is but an
amplification Of very important
truth, namely, that there exists,
within the body, an inherent force
or energy which operates and reg
ulates the action of all organs and
functions which are, in a way, re
sponsible for its nutrition, growth
and repair. !.
The existence of form of ener-
gy possessing these attributes has
been recognized and crudely reck-
oned with by various authorities
since the earliest history Of medi-
cine. It is the wis Medicatrix
Naturae" Of the early writers, the
Vital Force" of Hannemann, the
"Subconscious Mind of Hudson,
the Divine Spark of the New
Thought movement, the All Good
ness" of Christian Science and the
Mature" of modern medicine.
1 The Chiropractic amplifcation
consists Of ascribing to this won
derful force a high degree of intel
ligence, giving it a local habitation
within the brain and rechristening
it with "a name which is more ex-
pressive of its recognized functions.
| The discoverer of ChiropractiC'
called this inherent power Innate
Intelligence; Innate, because lit is
born with us, and Intelligence, be-
cause it neither requires nor is
susceptible Of any form of educa-
ton or training; its manifold and
diverse operations being carried on
as perfectly and unerringly, and
with as much power, precision, dis
termination and regularity in the
helpless neWly-born babe as in the
most robust and active adult. IL
That this discriminating intelli-
gent energy has its seat in the brain
is both an unavoidable conclusion
of logic and a demonstrable fact.
AS the nerves are the medium
through which all itsoperations are
conducted, it is only reasonable to
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