The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-25

they not likewise get on the face, 81
MS nostrils, clothing and N his hair?
Consistency. thou art a Jewell
Let's wake upl Let's stop wasting
time hunting the bug, aud give more
attention to the spine. Since you mus
agree that the disease is seated there
is there not possibility OF the spine
being responsible for the disease? In
vestigate."
Technical Facts.
| Why the inflammation located il
the spine (which is always true ex
cept perhaps, in per cent. OF case.
OF "traumatismT
Why is II that some ara only par
alyzed below the lumbar region, while
others are paralyZed in the arms a
well as in the legs?
All Questions Explained. chiropraetl
caily.
I Your children may be in the hes.
OF health today, all eating, drinking
and breathing the same amount and
kind of germs, yet one is taken and
the others left. If the germs were az
first cause, and aItogetls, resporsi.
Bile, none would escape.
suppose we agree for the present "a
least, that the spine is responsible
See how differently you; childrea
amuse themselves; how one enjoys
the rough and tumble gaze; how an
other climbs small trees and Jumps
out; how another has had fall aTio
how some are even injured at birth
Thtnk OF the spine being made Ut
OF "a movable bones (vertrbrae), how
important It is for each vcrtebrae to
be In perfect alignment; how 81 paifE
OF nerves are given OF from the spinai
column; how the legs get their motor
power and life forces from the lower
lumbar and sacral nerves: how lie
arms and hands get Their forces from
the seventh cervical and the first dor.
sal nerves. Throw one OF the luIn.
bars out OF perfect alignp. ent, and Won
have a subluxation of the spine. al,
abnormal condition and subnorunal
How OF nerve energy-life spark-at
and below this subluxation. This sub.
luxattou causes irritation; Irritation
causes fever, and what does any acute
local fever do to tissue? What doe3
It do In boil? There is always It's.
sue swelling In fever, Your person
is no heavier in weight when the chill
or fever Is on, but in point Of size the
body is larger during tflis period. Fe.
yer swells structure In cne or more
of the "asseomeresr of the spiie
Usually one), then exists excessive
heat IN the meninges Of the cord of
that immediate region surfoc nding tho
spinal cord inside of the vertebrae
the fever swells. and enlarged tissue
congresses the spinal cord into smaIl
er space, as the bones cannot eS
pand-and what's the RESULT to the
function OF the spinal cod? II the
, injury or subluxation Is In the luns
bar region and sufficient to affect the
spinal cord, the result is parapiegia
and without proper adjustment IS ea
tai In 20 per cent. of such cases. II
the above condition is In the upper
dorsals, the result is temiplegia OF
monoplegia.
The Remedy.
No seruns. No drugs. Analyze fhs
spine, trace the nerves, find the sub.
luxation and adjust 1t. This relieves
the pressure on nerves; increases size
of spinal lumen; reduces the milan.
nation; restores current by reduction
Of caloricity by increaEure Of mo.
toricity Result, fever subsidies; mo,
ton returns-saying life and prevent.
ing paralysis, IL done in time to save
the anterior (motor) horns.
Health is life; life is current anu
current is cycles. They work toEeth.
er TO fulfill their function The dsf.
ference between the dead and the liz.
ing man is--one has the current and
the other has not. The TWO together
equals health. providing the quaint.
ties are normal. In paralysis we have
lack OF current going through man
or matter, therefore the matter IS
dead" 70 the extent Of current Il
lacks.
In infantile paralysis opcn the char
nels so current can get through. Wild
the current acts You hayt life; there
fore, health; and infantiie paralysis
ceases to be; It becomes infantile
motor action. That is all your child
needs. THIS requires the skin of a
Nerve and Spine Specialist
I believe in germs but not as tho
first cause OF disease. Subnormai
health. then germs. .ssrms always
was, and ever viii be, for they cannot
be annihilated and are harmless to
healthy tissue.