Adverse Mechanical Tension - Your Health's Enemy

2011-01-25T09:48:00.000-08:00

DID YOU KNOW?

The Nervous System is the most important factor in the development and health of your body. In fact your nervous system affects the expression of your DNA.

In today's drug-and-surgery based health care there are very few methods to effectively evaluate nervous system function. By the time symptoms are evident, nervous system dysfunction has been present so long that extensive damage has already occurred.

WHAT KIND OF DAMAGE OCCURS?

Neurosurgeon, Dr. Alf Breig pioneered research on a nervous system disorder called Adverse Mechanical Tension. This describes a process by which the spinal cord’s meninges become trapped or entangled within the spinal column. Subsequent spinal motion stretches nerves, decreasing signals from the brain to the body.

WHAT DOES A DECREASED SIGNAL MEAN?

Dis-ease! Your brain is your master computer sending millions of signals a second throughout the body using the nervous system. Together, they control absolutely every function in your body including:

Blood pressure Heart rate Digestion

Breathing Energy production Immune function

Cholesterol levels Cell repair

Because your nervous system controls every function in your body, early signs of Adverse Mechanical Tension can include virtually any symptom. Some of the most common symptoms are headaches, neck pain, back pain, weakness, numbness and pain down the arms or legs. But the first symptom may simply be fatigue, slumped posture or shortness of breath. If this tension persists symptoms will worsen possible becoming permanent.

If you would like to know if you or someone you love are being affected by Adverse Mechanical Tension contact us at Minnesota Wellness Institute (651) 288-3098 or via email mnwellness@gmail.com.

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2011-01-25T09:34:00.000-08:00

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