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Dr.
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13520
TI Blvd., Suite 110 Dallas, TX 75243
972-671-5263 |
Dr.
Laboret
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Hours:
M,
W, F 7am
- 12pm, 2pm - 6pm Tuesday
9am
- 12pm,
2pm
- 6pm
Thursday 9am
- 1pm
Saturday By
appointment
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The
Science of Chiropractic
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Chiropractic
is a science,
art
and philosophy
that concerns itself with the relationship between the nervous system
and the function (health) of the body.
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The Science: Since its beginning, chiropractic has been based on the scientific fact that the nervous system controls the function of every cell,tissue, organ, and system in your body.
While the brain is protected by the skull, the spinal cord is more vulnerable, covered by 24 moving vertebrae. When these bones lose their normal motion or position, they can irritate the nervous system. This disrupts the function of the tissues or organs these nerves control, and is called Vertebral Subluxation Complex.
Chiropractic is the science of locating these areas of spinal malfunction, the art of correcting them, and the philosophy of things natural.
The Art: After a thorough examination and a review of your health history, your chiropractic doctor will recommend a specific care program. If yours is a chiropractic case, this will include specific spinal adjustments.
The word adjustment describes hundreds of ways of using carefully directed and controlled pressure to restore spinal bones to a more natural position and motion. When spinal function is improved, nervous system function (health)can improve too.
After years of training, chiropractic doctors become experts at using just the right amount of force in the right direction. This may require a quick movement or in other instances a slow and constant pressure. Chiropractic is truly an art.
Move
your mouse pointer over any vertebrae on the left to see the effects of spinal
subluxations!
"The
nervous system controls and coordinates all organs and structures of the human
body." (Gray's Anatomy, 29th edition, page 4). Misalignments
of spinal vertebrae and discs may cause irritation to the nervous system which
could affect various structures, organs, and functions.
AREAS: Blood supply to the head, pituitary gland, scalp,bones of the face,
brain, inner ear and middle ear, sympathetic nervous system.
EFFECTS: Headaches, nervousness, insomnia, head colds,high blood pressure,
migraine headaches, nervous breakdowns,amnesia, chronic tiredness, dizziness.
AREAS: Eyes, optic nerves, auditory nerves, sinuses, mastoid bones, tongue,
forehead
EFFECTS: Sinus trouble, allergies, pain around the eyes, earache, fainting
spells, certain cases of blindness, crossed eyes, deafness.
AREAS: Cheeks, outer ear, face bones, teeth, facial nerves
EFFECTS: Neuralgia, neuritis, acne or pimples, ecezema.
AREAS: Nose, lips, mouth, eustachian tube
EFFECTS: Hay fever, runny nose, hearing loss, adenoids
AREAS: Vocal cords, neck glands, pharnyx
EFFECTS: Laryngitis, hoarseness, throat
conditions such as sore throat or quinsy
AREAS: Neck muscles, shoulders, tonsils
EFFECTS: Stiff neck, pain in upper arm,
tonsillitis, chronic cough, croup
AREAS: thyroid gland, bursae in the shoulders, elbows
EFFECTS: Bursitis, colds, thyroid conditions
AREAS: Arms from elbows down, including hands, wrists,
and fingers; esophagus and trachea
EFFECTS: Asthma, cough, difficult breathing, shortness
of breath, pain in lower arms and hands
AREAS: Heart, including its valves and covering; coronary arteries
EFFECTS: Functional heart conditions and certain chest conditions
AREAS: Lungs, bronchial tubes, pleura, chest, breast
EFFECTS: Bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia, congestion, influenza
AREAS: Gall bladder, common duct
EFFECTS: Gall bladder conditions, jaundice, shingles
AREAS: Liver, solar plexus, circulation (general)
EFFECTS: Liver conditions, fevers, blood pressure
problems, poor circulation, arthritis
AREA: Stomach
EFFECTS: Stomach troubles, including nervous
stomach; indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia
AREAS: Adrenal and suprarenal glands
EFFECTS: Allergies and hives
AREAS: Pancreas, duodenum
EFFECTS: Ulcers, gastritis
AREA: Spleen
EFFECT: Lowered resistance
AREA: Kidneys
EFFECTS: Kidney troubles, hardening of the arteries,
chronic tiredness, nephritis, pyelitis
AREAS: Kidneys, ureters
EFFECTS: Skin conditions such as acne,
pimples, eczema, or boils
AREAS: Small intestines, lymph circulation
EFFECTS: Rheumatism, gas pains, certain types of sterility
AREAS: Large intestines, inguinal rings
EFFECTS: Constipation, colitis, dysentery,
diarrhea, some ruptures or hernias
AREAS: Appendix, abdomen, upper leg
EFFECTS: Cramps, difficult breathing, minor varicose veins
AREAS: Sex organs, uterus, bladder, knees
EFFECTS: Bladder troubles, menstrual troubles
such as painful or irregular periods, miscarriages,
bed wetting, impotency, change
of life symptoms, many knee pains
AREAS: Prostate gland, muscles of the lower back, sciatic nerve
EFFECTS: Sciatica; lumbago; difficult, painful or frequent urination; backaches
AREAS: Lower legs, ankles, and feet
EFFECTS: Poor circulation in the legs, swollen ankles, weak ankles and arches,
cold feet, weakness in the legs, leg cramps
AREAS: Hip bones, buttocks
EFFECTS: Sacroiliac conditions, spinal curvatures
AREAS: Rectum, anus
EFFECTS: Hemorrhoids (piles), pruritis (itching), pain at end of spine on
sitting
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This
information was provided by the Parker
College Resource Foundation.
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