That Darn Tuba Player!

Your brain and nervous system is the conductor that orchestrates the workings of your entire body.

With clear communication between your brain and all the pieces of the orchestra that make up your body, the beautiful music we know as 'life' is produced.

But many people have a problem with their tuba player!

For some the tuba player could be their thyroid. Or their gallbladder. Or their stomach. Or their lower back, neck, immune system, ankles or kidneys. Or whatever.

Their tuba player can't see the conductor or even hear what the rest of the orchestra is playing!

That often causes one of two things. Sometimes the tuba player just sits quietly doing little or possibly nothing at all.

Other times, the tuba player goes overboard with complicated scales and riffs totally out of synch with what the rest of the orchestra is playing.

The medical approach would be to surgically remove the tuba player or chemically suppress the off-key notes.

The chiropractic approach is to restore the connection between the tuba player and the conductor. Naturally, that involves locating and correcting interference to the controlling commands that travel over the nervous system.

Chiropractic care can bring organization, coordination and harmony to whatever kind of music you love.

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