Feel like you can’t relieve tension, no matter how much you stretch, meditate or medicate? New brain research might finally explain why and more importantly, offer an easier option for relief.

By Dr. Thomas Polucki

While stress now takes most of the blame for:

⦁ Headaches
⦁ Mood Swings
⦁ Tension
⦁ Pain
⦁ Digestive Issues
⦁ Sleep
⦁ Weight

In reality, lasting relief from all these common symptoms may be much simpler than a lifetime of rotating prescription medications.

Simply put stress does not cause these problems.

But how your body handles stress can mean the difference between life and death.

Or at least quality of life, for sure…

If you can find a way to turn stress into a healing response instead of an alarm reaction… You may discover the most affordable health care, ever. And recently, brain researchers in Japan found that switch that turns stress into healing. (1)

Stress Into Healing

Too often stress causes an alarm reaction and part of the brain called the pituitary floods the body with stress hormones.

For a short time these stress hormones supercharge the body to react to an emergency.

But long term exposure to these stress hormones causes more damage than good.

In contrast, some kinds of stress go directly to the problem solving part of the brain…

The cortex or the thinking part of the brain calculates the most appropriate healing response.

Brain researchers studied these two pathways:

⦁ the alarm reaction in the pituitary
⦁ and healing response in the cortex
for decades.

Finally, they found the switch that determines which pathway stress takes and we now know…

How to turn stress into healing.

The Alarm / Healing switch, or AH Switch lives in a part of the brain called the thalamus.

And the AH Switch can be influenced by stimulating sensors in connective tissues.

With this in mind, we finally have a brain based explanation for the health benefits of:

⦁ Exercise,
⦁ Yoga,
⦁ Acupuncture…

Another key point…

Some sensors influence the switch from Alarm to Healing more than others.

Specifically, the connective tissue sensors in spinal joints provide more feedback to the brain than any other tissue.

Unlike twisting and cracking, which can cause more alarm reaction than healing response…

Japanese brain researches used a gentle, precise impulse on a tight and tender spinal joint.

Then they measured the change from pituitary alarm reaction to cortex healing response using advanced imaging.

And that precise impulse technology that changes stress into healing is available here and now.

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(1) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5267084/

About Santa Clarita Chiropractor Dr. Thomas Polucki

⦁ Board-Certified Doctor of Chiropractic
⦁ Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner
⦁ Medical Director of the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Program
⦁ Certified Metabolic Typing Advisor
⦁ Founder Get BetteRx

Now providing Functional Medicine services in most cities via phone consultations.

Nearby patients get treated by appointment at 25050 Peachland Avenue Suite 105, Newhall, California 91321.

By all means visit https://www.drpolucki.com and save $200 when you Book Your Appointment online.

The information in this article is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease.

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