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Review of Literature Chiropractic and the Neuroimmune Connection Ari Cohn, DC Bio [September 30, 2008, pp 1-5] Abstract
Objective: To review the literature on the connections between the nervous and the immune systems, and to explore the contention that chiropractic adjustments may affect neuroimmune function. Data Collection: Relevant articles in English were retrieved through a search of MEDLINE and the Index to Chiropractic Literature. Key search terms included: chiropractic, immune system, nervous system, sympathetic nervous system Results: There appear to be numerous modes of communication between the nervous system and the immune system. It also appears, not only in theory but in practice, that chiropractic adjustments may have a beneficial effect on the functioning of both the nervous and the immune system. Conclusion: For many years chiropractors have claimed that spinal adjustments can help improve the overall health of an individual. There is a growing body of scientific research to support this contention. Key Words: Chiropractic, Neuroimmune, Sympathetic Nervous System, Immune system To access the complete article see instructions on right hand side of this page. Subscribers log in from Home Page first. |
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