What is the quality of your life and health? How do stresses in life affect your health?
Are your shoulders tied in knots? Do you have pains you think are “normal”? Do you feel overworked and still behind? Do you suffer from back/neck pain? Do you take medication regularly?
If any of the above hits home and you want to have a higher quality of health, the new year may be the opportune time to reassess your life and make some very important and life changing decisions.
Many people believe that the older they get, the less beneficial it becomes, to drop bad habits and start good ones. This is simply not true. It is never too late to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Whether your body is 2 or 82 years old, it will always function at its maximum efficiency when you eat well, exercise regularly, and keep your nerve system free from interference caused by vertebral subluxations.
Aging causes the structures that hold the spine in proper alignment to undergo change. The muscles that support and move the vertebrae of the spinal column begin to lose their tone. This can result in a greater tendency for spinal vertebrae to subluxate, or “slip out of line”, losing their normal mobility. This process creates interference with the free flow of energy through the nerve system which is so vital for good health.
As we move into another year of our lives, it is very important to take a bit of time to sit down and reassess where we are heading with our health and our goals of enjoying our health now and later in life. We must realize that if we procrastinate with our health now, we may not be able to enjoy the rest of our lives the way we desire.
The people who have been caught in a bad health scenario for a long time should realize that the vast majority of the health problems could improve greatly with a natural and holistic approach to health. A lot of these people get caught up on a treadmill of drug taking. They only mask symptoms temporarily and inevitably allowing their body to slowly be dragged in a downward spiral of health, creating the need for more drugs.
We are in control of our own destiny. It is never too late for NEW BEGININGS.