It's as Simple As That

Late on a quiet Thanksgiving eve, before checking each other’s spine, Claude and I were discussing (very animatedly and excitedly) a concept about coordinated communication between the innate intelligence of the body and the organ’s tissues and cells. A practice member walked in the office. He was fascinated by our waiting room discussion. When I finally took him back to check his spine, I explained a little more what we were discussing and drew the analogy to his work as a mailman, carrying the communication of information from one place to another. A few minutes later after resuming our discussion another PM walked in who worked for AMTRAK. His job was to coordinate the movement of railroad trains along the entire east coast. Again, he understood what we do as chiropractors, i.e., allow for the coordinated travel of information to be conveyed from one place to another (brain cell to tissue cell). He also seemed to want to listen to our conversation. Both understood and could relate to the chiropractic objective and our discussion. Later (after Claude left to contemplate the error of his thinking :), I began to think; “why do chiropractors believe we need to talk about stiff necks and painful backs?” Probably because we think the idea of vertebral subluxation interfering with the communication system of the intelligence of body is too difficult a concept for the average person to grasp.” What fools we chiropractors be!