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Learn How Vertebra Nerves Affect Your Body

Name: Kipling Chiropractic Centre
Address: 2141 Kipling Avenue, Suite 210, Etobicoke, ON, M9W 4K8, Canada
Telephone: 416-745-1974

Interactive Tour of Your Spine

How can one tiny vertebra affect your health?

Vertebral subluxation occurs when one of the many little bones (vertebra) in your spine becomes misaligned thereby interfering with the vital nerve supply in the spinal cord.

The brain uses the spinal cord to communicate with every part of your body. When that communication is interrupted, health problems occur.

Click on the buttons corresponding to the various vertebrae on the right to find out how subluxation of each bone will adversely affect your health.

Only a chiropractor can correct vertebral subluxation.

Cervical

Thoracic

Lumbar

Cervical

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

ThoraCIC

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

Lumbar

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

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