The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-11-22
CHIROPRACTIC
TALKS

Chiropractic for Stomach Trouble.
The nerve and blood supply to the
stomach perform an important part in
the elaboration and secretion of the
gastric juice, and a very important
part of the nervous system is the
furnishing of energy for the stomach
movements during digestion. The
nerves leading to the stomach pass out
from the spinal column and if they are
lmpinged by subluxated vertebra it
will interfere with the transmission of
nerve energy leading to the stomach
which will cause that organ to become
diseased. A subluxation may result
from very insignificant causes, muscu-
lar cmtractions caused by the toxins
of any of the infectious diseases. a
sudden twist, fall, or blow, may
subluxate a vertebra in the spinal COL
umn. What can the Chiropractor do
for gastritis? He will examine the
spine and locate the impinged nerve
and will usually find that it is tender
at the point where it energies from the
spine. When the nerve is free from
the pressure that is causing the trou-
BILE, nature will rush to the afflicted
stomach sufficient amount of vital
energy to neutralize the abnormal con-
ditions. If the constitutional disease
is nephritis, then the nerves leading to
the kidneys will be found impinged; if
it is diabetes, the nerves to the kid
neys, liver and pancreas will be given
attention; if it arises from heart in
competency, whatever be the secon-
Diary cause, the primary cause is al
ways found to be the spinal column.
Many persons who have suffered for
years with this distressing stomach
condition have been entirely relieved
through Chiropractic adjustments.
The Chiropractors have made a special
study of the mechanism of the nervous
system and the human spine, and can
locate definitely the seat of the trou-
bic and can correct and thus remove
obstruction to the flow of vital nerve
force to the organs. If you are suf-
fering from any bodily ailments call
the Chiropractor, and you will soon be-
come an enthusiastic advocate of the
chiropractic principle, that nerve pres
sure is the cause of disease. Any per-
son who has ever taken the trouble to
examine a spinal column clearly sees
how the slightest movements of the
vertebra will particularly close the
opening between them, through which
the nerves pass from the spinal cord
to be distributed to the various parts
OF the body. This prevents the trans
mission of the nerve impulse and
causes functional arrangements of the
parts to which they are distributed.
Ask your Chiropractor to demonstrate
to you with the spine, which is always
at hand for such purposes, how easy it
is for nerves to be pinched by the
slightest deviation of a vertebra from
normal. The Chiropractor knows the
result of these slight deviations and is
able to explain them to you in such a
clear way that is is impossible to re-
sist the logic of the Chiropractor eti-
ology of diseased conditions of the
human body.
Ii you are suffering from some form
of stomach trouble make a thorough
open minded investigation of the
Chiropractic principle and then be
guided by your better judgment.
Next week: Diseases of the Liver
MINNIE A. PERRY, d. C.
Princeton's Chiropractor
Phones: Tri-State 334, Rural 80
Office Over Creglow's Store