The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-08-13

Jne nerve supply IL One-tnlrQ re
, stricted, the organ supplied by tina
J nerve will be functionating two
thirds only.
G. II. Patchen, M. d. of New Yorl
City, in an analysis of Chiropractic
wrote: THE vitality of every organ
/, tissue and cell in the body is main
talned and controlled by an Inherent
force or energy which is TRANSFORMED
or individuallzed by the brain and
then transmitted to their respective
parts In the form of mental impulses
through the channel provided by the
nerves When the impulses are nor.
NAL both in volume and rapidly OF
delivery, or In other words, when 100
per cent of mental impulses reach
each organ and tissue In the body in
normal manner all functions are
perfectly performed, with a result
which Is known as health. But when
the normal flow of mental impulses
is interfered with in any manner, the
vital activities of the tissues and or
gans which these impulses severally
maintain are either increased or d.
minished according to the degree of
interference, the result in either case
being recognized as disease"
Solicitations are partial dislOca-
lions of vertebrate In the spinal col
umn and in this manner shut off the
nerve supply to the organs affected.
A vertebral subluxation, therefore, Is
a mechanical interference with the
flow of the nerve supply from the
brain to the affected organ.
| Cbirnnpnnfnr With
| thrust, removes the subluXation, ad-
| iusts the vertebrae into its natural
position, turns on the nerve supply,
and NATURE does the curing.
A true Chiropractor, with his
trained eye and skilled hands, quick
! ly finds the subluxation, and, know
ing the organs or part of the body
| supplied by the trunk nerve that is
implnged, Immediately knows where
the affections are. He has no use
for adjuncts, such as electricity,
stretching machines or the like; the
whole object is accomplished when
the nerves are released and are free
to functionate the way that nature
intended they should. A true Chiro-
practor, in adjusting the vertebrae,
uses nothing but his hands. ChirO-
practic is purely mechanical sci
ence, and has absolutely nothing to
do with medicine or prescribing, or
manipulation of the muscles; its en-
tire purpose is accomplished when
the displaced yertebTae are put into
place and when the impinged nerve
is released. When this is accom-
plished the cause of all pain or dis
ease is removed.
Chiropractors successfully remove
the cause of all acute and chronic
diseases. The time that 1t will take
a person to get we'll depends n great
deal upon the length of time the pa
tient has been afflicted. The follow
ing list will give you some idea of
the length of time 1t will take in
most ordinary cases:
Asthma-From l day to months.
Appendcltis-When acute. from l to
days.
ronchitis-From l day in acute to
months in chronic cases.
Cancer-From to 6 months.
Cataract-From 3 to months.
Catarrh of the Nose and Throat
From a few weeks to as many
months.
Diabetes-From l to months.
Dropsy-From one to several weeks.
Diphtheria-From l to days.
Deafness-From l to A months.
Epilepsy-From l to months.
Eszema-From week to months.
Fevers-Such as Typhoid, Smallpox.
Pneumonia, etc, from l to days.
Goltre-From weeks to months.
Gall Stones-From few days to sew
eral weeks. The adjustments
cause the stones to be dissolved.
Gout-A few days.
Hay Fever-From few days to a
few weeks.
Heart Disease in any form-A few
weeks to few months.
Hernia-From 2 to A months.
Insanity-From l day to 6 months.
Jaundice-From l to months.
Lumbago-From l day to 2 months.
Neuralgia-From day to months.
heumatlsm-FrOm l to 4 days In
acute and to months in chronic |
cases.
st. Vitus Dance-From 1 week to |
several months, depending on the |
case.
II you are affected in any way 1t |
will pay you to consult a competent |
ChirOpractor and let him examine |
your spine and tell you what he can
do for you.
Don't say that these things are |
impossible; remember that the peo-
pie also told Fulton, Edison, Marconi
and others that they couldn't do the |
things which they advocated.
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