The majority of folks have memories regarding some kind of event in their lives that have brought them joy and pain. Those memories are stored somewhere in the body? the spine and nervous system included. This is especially true if it didn’t feel safe to experience their experience at a particular time. The stored up energy causes the body to vibrate and feel the tension. The brain’s cerebral cortex will disconnect itself from the energy so that it’s not in full awareness of it. This is when you need make the consciousness decision to seek the help of a Denver Network Spinal Analysis chiropractor.
As stress, physical, emotional, mental or chemical, becomes caught inside the body, the spinal cord is stretched out similar to a guitar string that’s been tightened too much. When this happens, the body gets put into the fight or flight mode, which locks in the patterns that twist the posture and spine. When the cord is under stress, every cell’s tone and vibration becomes altered, which affects the communication and energy flow of the nerves and cells.
When the communication of the nerve system and cells drops, there is a failure to distinguish, process and express body sensations, tension patterns and emotions. This limits the adaptive responses and its range. This encourages the mind-body disconnection to make and keep the spinal distortions and vertebral subluxation.
The more a person attempts to deny the parts that have been hurt, the more suffering and discontentment is present. The parts of the body that defends against real or perceived threats are unconscious sensory motor strategies anchored in the nervous system and spine as stuck energy. This blocks the nerve energy and consciousness. Until the energy of stress and trauma is connected, the body can stay in its place of suffering, which includes physical symptoms of illness and pain. How can the nervous system change this jammed energy?
Vibration, position, tone and shape of both the nerves and spine decide the level of both consciousness and awareness with how people see the world. Think of a triangle with labels on three sides: Structure, Perception and Behavior. Around that triangle are the energetic bio-fields that include Emotional, Lower/Upper Mental, Life Force and Spiritual. The bio-fields envelop and shift the body through the Spinal Gateways. Each of the bio-fields has a matching level of consciousness, awareness, tone and vibration. Within that triangle is energy. The body’s nervous system and spine are what connects folks to their behavior, structure and perception.
To get a better picture of how structure, behavior and perception influences consciousness and awareness, do this experiment: Hang the head down low and bring your shoulders forward. How does this make you feel? Keep that position and ask yourself, Is there something wrong with me?.
Think about how that energy feels inside the body? How does it make you feel? It’s likely you feel that you’re in a lower bio-field of vibration and awareness. When a person is locked into this position, it’s because of stress and they might feel frustrated, depressed and even angry. It’s all a limited depth and an assortment of human experience.
Now, shoulders rolled backwards, look to the sky, lift the heart and ask: How am I able to develop into what my soul wants me to be?
This is the time you want to feel the connection and love of Individual Soul and the gratitude of Global Soul bio-fields. When you begin to experience your spine awakening your vibration will rise to higher levels.
The model above is recognized as the Triad of Change. This is known as the fundamental organizing rule of Network Spinal Analysis. With the help of a Denver chiropractor who utilizes Network Spinal Analysis, a person will be able to experience a broad range of resourcefulness in wellness, health, consciousness, life and awareness. By putting a gentle amount of pressure in certain patterns to the Spinal Gateways, which are seen at both ends of the spine, the body’s nervous system becomes powerful. Afterwards, the nervous system will restructure itself to higher levels of both behavior and perception, which will make it have a connection to entrapped energy. As the body releases the energy, it helps direct the body/mind wave energy to go through the Spinal Gateways so that energy is recycled as transformational and healing fuel. As the nervous system moves away from its fight or flight response to its safety response, it opens the way to clear out negative feelings.
As you get acquainted with an expanded spine, you’ll begin to experience the awareness of love, grace and ease of an open heart along with an appreciation of the universal soul consciousness that connects to your higher power and humanity. Talk with a Denver chiropractor Level III certified in Network Spinal Analysis today and see how it can work for you.
Increased body-mind connection is available with Denver Chiropractor Dr. Jeffrey Parham using Network Spinal Analysis.
Gentle Chronic Pain Relief With A Denver Chiropractic Doctor
by Wells Davis
Check this article only if you want to improve your Grocery-Shopping effectiveness. Denver Chiropractor Dr. Jeffrey Parham
When a new FDA drug-and-money scandal has doctors, US senators, and even the March of Dimes in an uproar, you know it’s bad. A new Action Alert!
A drug which the FDA approved more than half a century ago—which doctors have been prescribing for their patients with high-risk pregnancies through compounding pharmacies with great success—was designated by the FDA an “orphan drug.” Now KV Pharmaceutical has been given the exclusive right of production and sale (not to mention drug trial tax breaks!). They immediately raised the price from $10 per dose to $1,500—simply because they could.
The drug is a synthetic form of progesterone given as a weekly injection. It has been made cheaply for years and produced in compounding pharmacies. The price hike means that the total cost during a pregnancy could be as much as $30,000.
Doctors say the $30,000 price tag will almost certainly deter low-income women from getting the drug, leading to more premature births. Dr. Roger Snow, deputy medical director for Massachusetts’ Medicaid program, was quoted as saying, “That’s a huge increase for something that can’t be costing them that much to make. For crying out loud, this is about making money!” And Dr. Arnold Cohen, an obstetrician at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, observed, “I’ve never seen anything as outrageous as this.”
Besides the grave jeopardy placed on the mothers and their infants, this will create a huge financial burden for the health insurance companies, private citizens, and government programs that have to pay for it. In the long run, because of birth complications, the babies will need to be hospitalized for perhaps months—and, for low-income mothers, all at the expense of taxpayers. On top of that, lung issues at birth can have lifelong repercussions on the individual’s health with an increased propensity toward asthma, bronchitis, and pneumonia, among other early birth issues.
The March of Dimes—a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing birth defects—received funding from KV Pharmaceutical and supported the company’s New Drug Application. Now the organization has started backtracking in the face of all the public outrage. They just sent a letter to KV “expressing our serious concern about the price of Makena.”
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) has sent a letter to KV Pharmaceutical asking the company to “immediately reconsider” its pricing. “I am deeply concerned that your company appears to be taking advantage of FDA approval at the expense of women, children and federal and state budgets,” Brown wrote. “By ratcheting up prices, fewer women will be able to afford the drug, increasing rates of preterm birth nationwide. This isn’t in the interest of children, new mothers, or taxpayers.” Sen. Brown, along with Sen. Klobuchar, followed this with a letter to the FTC commission to investigate potential anticompetitive conduct from the increase in price.
Not surprisingly, the backlash over the unconscionable price hike has been significant—so much that KV hired the public relations firm Golin Harris to handle the mess.
Compounding Pharmacies to the Rescue
The FDA originally approved 17-hydroxyprogesterone caproate (17OHPC, or 17P for short) under the trade name Delalutin in 1956 to halt impending miscarriages. It was deemed safe but the manufacturer took it off the market in 2000 because it was eventually shown to be ineffective in stopping miscarriages.
When the drug was no longer available, compounding pharmacies were able to compound 17P’s ingredients and sell the product to patients whose physicians had prescribed it. Pharmacists can legally compound FDA-approved products when a drug is not commercially available (as was the case when the manufacturer pulled it from the market), or when a prescriber determines that the compounded preparation is more clinically appropriate for an individual patient (as when someone is allergic to one particular element in the preparation but another can easily be substituted).
After large controlled trials in the mid-2000s showed that 17P could prevent premature births, the compound was given “orphan drug” status by the FDA. An orphan drug is a pharmaceutical agent that has been developed specifically to treat a relatively rare medical condition, and the designation gives the manufacturer clinical trial tax incentives. It also gives the manufacturer the exclusive right for seven years to manufacture and sell the drug. Of course in this case, premature birth is not a rare condition at all.
As soon as FDA gave the drug (now trademarked as Makena) orphan drug status, its manufacturer, KV Pharmaceutical, sent a cease-and-desist letter to compounding pharmacists, stating that “FDA…views compounded drugs to be ‘new drugs’ within the meaning of 21 U.S.C 312(p) and as such they may not be introduced into interstate commerce without FDA approval.”
The Orphan Drug Act is meant to encourage pharmaceutical companies to develop drugs for diseases that have a small market, and it has resulted in medical breakthroughs that may not have otherwise been achieved due to the economics of drug research and development. But this is a drug which was already developed, already approved, already in use, and has been costing $10 per treatment for many years. To raise the price to $1,500 per injection just because they can is unconscionable.
This is just another attempt by Big Pharma to monopolize substances. You may recall our campaign to keep pharmaceutical companies’ hands off bioidentical estriol and bioavailable B6.
Please take action on this issue! Ask the FDA to allow compounding pharmacies to continue making a compounded version of 17P. Even if KV Pharmaceutical now has exclusive right to sell the original formulation that was developed in 1954, compounding pharmacies should be allowed—since it is their legal right to do so—to make and sell compounded formulations that are similar but more clinically appropriate for an individual patient.
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This shocking and an outrage. No wonder health care costs are out of control. Dr. Parham
Dr. Parham’s Weekly Health Tip
If you are trying to lose weight, look at your liquid calories. Beverages now supply more than 20% of the calories in the average diet according to Denver Chiropractor Dr. Jeffrey Parham. Most liquid calories come from soda or alcoholic beverages. Studies show that people who get calories from beverages tend to subsequently eat more than those who get the same number of calories from solid food.
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