

We have a single nervous system combining our autonomic and musculoskeletal systems.
Medically treating only, the symptom/s of a subluxation-related disorder, while not resolving the subluxation/s causing those symptoms, maintains medical income.
Having a chiropractor locate and adjust the subluxation/s creating the symptoms will remove what causes the symptom/s and that source of medical income.
There is a myriad of subluxation-related symptoms, virtually all of which can never be evidence-based. A subluxation-related syndrome happens when an individual has numerous subluxation-related symptoms.
Just because a subluxation or syndrome is not evidence-based, does not invalidate its existence.
A chiropractor’s decades-long career seeing many thousands of patients will expose the chiropractor to both unique and common subluxation-related disorders and subluxation-related syndromes.
The National Law confines chiropractors to manage only musculoskeletal symptoms which have a high level of evidence. That denies patients who have subluxation-related symptoms arising from their autonomic nervous system access to appropriate chiropractic care.
Denying patients who have either non-evidence-based subluxation-related disorders and syndromes or symptoms arising from their autonomic nervous system are thus denied access to appropriate chiropractic care.
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