ADD & ADHD
The nerve pinches that result from a subluxation can interfere with
the normal transfer of nerve impulses. These changes in normal functioning
compromises the major organs and general health overall. The Innate
Intelligence that our bodies are conceived with is interfered with
and the result is disease and pain. At Swick Chiropractic Center they
locate the problem, make a series of adjustments and gradually restore
the body back to optimal health.
Subluxation can interfere with dopamine receptor functioning. The
body is sending messages to the brain to release more dopamine to compensate
or even correct the vertebral subluxation problem. Dopamine is the
chemical that allows human beings to feel pleasure. It makes your every
day activities like eating and socializing pleasurable. It is the body's
natural reward system. But if this system is not working as it should
people will seek "unnatural rewards" to compensate. These
might be drugs, alcohol and gambling. Chiropractors return the brain
back to proper functioning and proper transportation of the dopamine
neurotransmitter.
ADD and ADHD are Reward Deficiency Syndrome disorder. People have
a greater likelihood of developing these disorders if there exists
decreased amount of dopamine receptors, which in turn, leads to an
inability to handle everyday stress. The result is a desire to more
dopamine or substances that increase sensations of reward. These might
be a cigarette, a beer or a bag of potato chips or it might be a drive
at 90 miles per hour. Adults and children who have ADD and ADHD have
a tendency to be hyperactive and a tendency to be unfulfilled by everyday
activities. The resulting feelings can lead to addictive or obsessive
behaviors. To feel fulfilled requires more than everyday interactions
and activities it requires self-medicating. Do you know someone in
this position?
To achieve optimal health the spine must have no vertebral subluxation.
For you and your loved ones to feel happy and content in your everyday
activities you all need regular chiropractic adjustments. If left untreated
the long-term prognosis is only a deterioration of the condition and
an increased reliance on addictive behaviors, such as
- drug abuse
- compulsive eating
- compulsive gambling
- promiscuity
- addiction to working
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) & Attention Deficit
Disorder (ADD) affects millions of children and adults. Symptoms of
ADHD would be hyperactivity of the brain and activities, their brain
has a trouble staying on one task and is eager to race to the next
activity, ADD would appear in the form of apathy, spaciness or anxiety.
These problems can get worse at school when the student exhibits untimely
and erratic behaviors. This can also lead to problems with fellow classmates
who will quickly describe the student as a poor learner. The student
with ADD or ADHD will lag well behind his/her peers in social development.
The consequences of undiagnosed and untreated ADD & ADHD can be
catastrophic both physically and mentally. As if failing in school
wasn't bad enough, 35% never finish high school, but 43% of hyperactive
boys will be arrested by the age of 16 and 50 to 75% of prisoner inmates
have ADHD. The statistics all include increased marriage breakups,
traffic crashes, smoking and drinking. These problems not only affect
the individual but also their entire family and their community.
Chiropractic care has been clinically proven to have a beneficial
effect on these disorders. A spine free of vertebral subluxation will
release more dopamine and give the patient a greater sense of well-being.
A spine with vertebral subluxation can only cause physical and mental
distress. Let Swick Chiropractic Center diagnose and treat you or your
loved one's subluxation. The sooner the interferences are removed the
sooner the body will return to drug free optimal health. Don't let
spinal misalignment rob you or your family from reaching your full
potential and enjoying that deserved sense of well-being. Swick Chiropractic
Center specializes in drug free treatments. Call and make an appointment
for a free consultation
today, call (315) 655-8008.
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