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How is Subluxation Degeneration different from normal tissue aging?

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How is Subluxation Degeneration different from normal tissue aging?

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Normal aging takes place gradually throughout the body. Aging skin, for instance, normally wrinkles and thins all over. Subluxation Degeneration, however, affects only those areas of the spine afflicted with VSC. It also occurs prematurely. It would be like a 25 or 40 years old having an isolated patch of old looking skin. Aging is a natural relentless process. Subluxation degeneration is abnormal, and preventable.