Dr. Mike Pierce

Again, an example would be when I adjust a newborn baby, there's no popping ever.

But an incredible release of interference happens when the bone gently glides back into place and reconnects that baby's nervous system.

Right.

So there's no popping, but the adjustment still happens.

So for us, when we're making an adjustment, you're allowing the nervous system coming back into place, back into flow, because you've now brought the alignment of the spine and you're moving it properly again.

So everything is back in harmony.

So when you come in my office, for example, what we would do is that we have your x-rays on a screen.

And then I'm sitting down, I'm looking at your x-ray to see, okay, there's Alex's x-ray.

I'm now feeling to see if what I'm feeling in the moment matching what I'm seeing there still.

And you're feeling all the different joints in the spine.

You're feeling the muscles.

You're feeling the tension in the ligaments.

You're feeling any swelling.

You're feeling any inflammation.

You're feeling the joints if they're moving properly.

And we're doing all that through that whole thing.

So when someone just from the back sees somebody twisting someone's neck, for example, it looks like they're just doing the same thing.

But there's seven different bones that we could be adjusting.

So depending on what I'm feeling in your spine in that moment, that's what we're making that specific correction.

So it's not like you're just like closing your eyes and twisting your neck.