What is a vertebral subluxation?
“Vertebral Subluxation” describes what happens when spinal bones lose their normal position and motion from stress, trauma, or chemical imbalances. A Subluxation is identified by its five parts: 1) Bones of spine have lost their normal motion and position. 2) Improper spinal function irritating the nervous system. 3) Muscles supporting the spine have become weak or spasm. 4) Evidence of swelling and inflammation in the disc. 5) Evidence of bone spurs and spinal degeneration.
