Learn How Vertebra Nerves Affect Your Body

C1 or Atlas Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Blood supply to the head
• Pituitary gland
• Scalp
• Bones of the face
• Brain
• Inner and middle ear
• Sympathetic nervous system

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Headaches
• Nervousness
• Insomnia
• Head colds
• High blood pressure
• Migraine headaches
• Nervous breakdowns
• Amnesia
• Chronic tiredness
• Dizziness

C2 or Axis Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Eyes
• Optic nerves
• Auditory nerves
• Sinus
• Mastoid bones
• Tongue
• Forehead

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Sinus trouble
• Allergies
• Crossed eyes
• Deafness
• Eye trouble
• Ear aches
• Fainting spells
• Vision difficulties

C3 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Cheeks 
• Outer ear
• Face bones
• Teeth
• Trifacial nerve

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Neuralgia
• Neuritis
• Acne
• Pimples
• Eczema

C4 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Nose 
• Lips
• Mouth
• Eustachian tube

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Hay fever
• Catarrh
• Hearing loss
• Adenoids

C5 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Vocal cords
• Neck glands
• Pharynx

Possible effect of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Laryngitis
• Hoarseness
• Sore throat
• Quinsy

C6 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Neck muscles
• Shoulders
• Tonsils

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Stiff neck
• Pain in upper arm 
• Tonsillitis
• Whooping Cough
• Croup

C7 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Thyroid gland
• Bursae in Shoulders
• Arm Bursae

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Bursitis
• Colds
• Thyroid conditions

T1 Vertebra
Areas controlled by nerves:

• Arms from the elbows down
• Including hands
• Wrists and fingers
• Esophagus and trachea

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Asthma
• Cough
• Difficulty breathing
• Shortness of breath
• Pain in lower arm
• Pain in hands

T2 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Heart 
• Heart valves
• Pericardium
• Coronary arteries

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Functional heart conditions
• Chest conditions

T3 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Lungs
• Bronchial tubes
• Pleura
• Chest
• Breast

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Bronchitis
• Pleurisy
• Pneumonia
• Congestion
• influenza

T4 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Gall bladder
• Common duct

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Gall bladder conditions
• Jaundice
• Shingles

T5 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Liver
• Solar plexus
• Blood

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Liver conditions
• Fevers
• Low blood pressure
• Anemia
• Poor circulation
• Arthritis

T6 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Stomach

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Stomach troubles
• Nervous stomach
• Indigestion
• Heartburn
• Dyspepsia

T7 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Pancreas
• Duodenum

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Ulcers
• Gastritis

T8 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Spleen

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Low resistance to colds and disease

T9 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Adrenal glands
• Supra-renal glands

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Allergies
• Hives

T10 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Kidneys

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Kidney troubles
• Hardening of the arteries
• Chronic tiredness
• Nephritis
• Pyelitis

T11 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Kidneys 
• Ureters

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Acne
• Pimples
• Eczema
• Boils

T12 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Small intestines
• Lymph Circulation

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Rheumatism
• Gas pains
• Sterility

L1 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Large intestines
• Inguinal rings

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Constipation
• Colitis
• Dysentery
• Diarrhea
• Ruptures
• Hernias

L2 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Appendix
• Abdomen
• Upper leg

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Cramps
• Difficult breathing
• Acidosis
• Varicose veins

L3 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Sex organs
• Uterus
• Bladder
• Knees

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Bladder troubles
• Menstrual troubles
• Miscarriages
• Bed wetting
• Impotency
• Change of life symptoms
• Knee pains

L4 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Prostate gland
• Muscle of the lower back
• Sciatic nerve

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Sciatica
• Lumbago
• Painful Urination
• Too frequent urination
• Backaches

L5 Vertebra

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Lower legs
• Ankles
• Feet

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Poor circulation in legs
• Swollen ankles
• Weak ankles and arches
• Cold feet
• Weakness in the legs
• Leg cramps

Sacrum

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Hip bones
• Buttocks

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Sacro-iliac conditions
• Spinal curvature

Coccyx

Areas controlled by nerves:

• Rectum
• Anus

Possible effects of malfunction (due to subluxation):

• Hemorrhoids
• Pruritis (itching)
• Pain at end of spine upon sitting