Part 3 in The Destructive D series  

As we journey through life, our nervous system constantly adapts to the challenges we face, ensuring that our bodies function optimally. However, when the autonomic nervous system (ANS)—the system responsible for regulating involuntary bodily functions like heart rate, digestion, and temperature—becomes dysregulated, it can lead to a condition known as Dysautonomia. This condition represents a significant deviation from the healthy state our bodies are meant to maintain, impacting our resilience and longevity.

Understanding Dysautonomia 

Dysautonomia occurs when the autonomic nervous system(ANS) fails to regulate body functions properly. A specific function of the ANS is to regulate skin temperature as well as organ and gland function.  These regulatory signals travel directly through the spinal nerves to the organs and glands. If spinal nerve interference is present, it can manifest in a variety of ways, such as irregular heart rate, abnormal blood pressure, digestive issues, and even temperature regulation problems. Essentially, it’s the body’s inability to maintain internal balance, which can lead to a range of health problems, both minor and severe.

The Chiropractic Connection 

Chiropractic care is well-positioned to address Dysautonomia because of its focus on the nervous system. By correcting vertebral subluxations—misalignments in the spine that interfere with nervous system function—chiropractors help restore balance within the ANS. This, in turn, can alleviate the symptoms of Dysautonomia and support the body’s natural healing processes.

Measuring Dysautonomia with INSiGHT Scanning Technologies 

To effectively manage Dysautonomia, it’s crucial to have a clear, objective understanding of how the autonomic nervous system is functioning. The non-invasive, INSiGHT NeuroTHERMAL scan provides this insight by measuring skin temperature differentials along the spine. These measurements offer valuable information about regional autonomic function and reveal patterns of stress that may correlate with vertebral subluxations. By visualizing these patterns, chiropractors can tailor their care to address the specific needs of each patient, helping to restore balance and improve overall health.

Bringing It All Together 

Dysautonomia is a complex condition with wide-ranging effects on health, but with the right tools and approach, it can be effectively managed. The INSiGHT NeuroTHERMAL scan empowers chiropractors to make informed decisions about care, ensuring that each adjustment is targeted and effective. This technology not only enhances the precision of care but also reinforces the vital role chiropractic plays in maintaining the delicate balance of the autonomic nervous system, leading to better outcomes for patients of all ages.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. David Fletcher is actively involved in all aspects of innovation teaching and research connected to the INSiGHT™ scanning technologies. He is widely recognized for his ability to share his expertise in compelling and easy to understand ways.

Dr David is a renowned chiropractor who practiced for many years with his associates in a scan-centric thriving principled family-based practice in Toronto. He is a sought-after teacher mentor and keynote speaker who takes every opportunity to share the wisdom and the power of chiropractic as it is meant to be.

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Dr. David Fletcher
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