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This means that any impact on the spine can also have an influence on organs, muscles, joints, fascia and endocrine glands. Accidents or other external trauma, as well as mineral deficiencies with subsequent degeneration of disc material, will have adverse structural consequences on the functioning of the spine and the nervous system contained therein. Given that emotions are expressions of various biochemical processes, they are also influenced.

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Without going into details here, it is important to understand that sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems must maintain a balance. At times, one may be more dominant than the other—this way, the metabolism is adapted to the environment and regulated. However, when a persisting imbalance prevents the metabolism from adapting, symptoms develop and may vary depending on the spinal configuration. From this point of view, high blood pressure is therefore not a disease, but an adaptation of the autonomic nervous system to an existing stress factor. The same reasoning can be applied to other chronic diseases (see from A-Z) (1). To further emphasize this, the autonomic nervous system can be illustrated, and then through images depicting it before/after a course of treatment, shown how autonomic function (and thus health!) has improved.