Dr. Mike Pierce

So with babies, for example, when a baby comes in, it's constipated.

This happens all the time.

Their nervous system is so fired up because what's the first trauma a baby goes through, for example?

Just coming out, right?

Just being born.

In fact, all three of my kids, I adjusted them 30 minutes after they came out.

We were so blessed.

God was so good.

We had three water births at home, all natural.

My wife is a queen.

And on top of that, I still checked their nervous system right away to make sure everything was good.

But with a baby that's constipated, their nervous system is fired up.

And when you're in fight or flight, right, you're not thinking about pooping.

You're not going to go poop if you're running from a tiger.

So if their body's stuck in fight or flight, they're constipated.

So when you do an adjustment, you bring balance back into the alignment of their pelvis or their spine.

You take pressure off of the nervous system.

You bring the tone down in their nervous system.

And then they start to regulate.

And this is why they get blowouts on the way out of the office.