Sense of smell returns after Chiropractic adjustment
A female patient of mine, 52 years old, started care last month with a sprain to her upper back and neck from lifting a computer. Subluxations at C1 and T3 were diagnosed and care consisted of instrument adjusting via the Integrator utilizing the Torque Release method of analysis.
After the 8th adjustment she made mention of how her sense of smell had been lost some 7 years earlier. She had made no mention of this during her exam, and she had no other neurological deficits which would have prompted this in the evaluation. Routine visits to an EENT had revealed no known cause for this loss.
She started comprehending the concept of the nervous system being the master control system of the body and knew that Chiropractic helped bring this system into balance. She then asked if the adjustments could be affecting her smell because it had started to return. I said that the adjustments could affect any part of her body, and that since her primary subluxation was at C1, which is at the brain stem level, it could most definitely move her nervous system into a more positive state of tone.
She had indicated that she has not implemented anything new in her routine, nor started any other therapy, other than the Chiropractic adjustments.
This is just a single case study, yet it just goes to show how everybody is unique in how their body responds to stress, toxicity, deficiency and subluxation. In this case, her body had lost it's ability to register smell, in another it could be migraines. In another person it could be Chron's disease, while in the next person it could be asthma.
Please have your nervous system checked for areas of stress and subluxation. It is quite easy. Feel free to contact me if you need a referral to a Chiropractor. You can also visit my website at www.SmithtownWellness.net
Dr. B
After the 8th adjustment she made mention of how her sense of smell had been lost some 7 years earlier. She had made no mention of this during her exam, and she had no other neurological deficits which would have prompted this in the evaluation. Routine visits to an EENT had revealed no known cause for this loss.
She started comprehending the concept of the nervous system being the master control system of the body and knew that Chiropractic helped bring this system into balance. She then asked if the adjustments could be affecting her smell because it had started to return. I said that the adjustments could affect any part of her body, and that since her primary subluxation was at C1, which is at the brain stem level, it could most definitely move her nervous system into a more positive state of tone.
She had indicated that she has not implemented anything new in her routine, nor started any other therapy, other than the Chiropractic adjustments.
This is just a single case study, yet it just goes to show how everybody is unique in how their body responds to stress, toxicity, deficiency and subluxation. In this case, her body had lost it's ability to register smell, in another it could be migraines. In another person it could be Chron's disease, while in the next person it could be asthma.
Please have your nervous system checked for areas of stress and subluxation. It is quite easy. Feel free to contact me if you need a referral to a Chiropractor. You can also visit my website at www.SmithtownWellness.net
Dr. B
