thing much bigger.
Until the ANS is balanced there will always
be symptoms to treat.
Here’s an important
point; you can never
treat enough
symptoms to
fix the cause!
If someone’s
sympathetic
nervous system is chronically hyperactive
they
can become
prone to certain ailments.
A few of them
are
gastroesophageal reflux, colitis, insomnia, insulin
dependent diabetes,
high blood pressure,
and in severe cases
congestive heart failure, strokes, and certain psychiatric problems.
If they were
to get cancer it would
most likely be of the
tumor type of the
breast, lung, or prostate, ovary, and pancreas. Their immune
systems tend to be
underactive. This person could also have
musculoskeletal pain,
particularly in the low
back, but it could be
at any joint.
If the
adrenal glands (stress
glands) are exhausted due to sympathetic overload ligaments
weaken affecting the
integrity of joints. A
simple functional test
to demonstrate this is
9
to challenge any joint
and test its integrity to
oppose the challenge.
That can be achieved
by doing a light tug on
the joint and immediately after
testing its
strength
by having
the
person resist
pressure.
Normal
physiology would
dictate
that when
a joint is
challenged
by
tugging
on
it, it would get stronger to resist the stress
and prevent injury.
When the ligaments
are weakened due to
adrenal exhaustion the
opposite happens.
The same result will
happen with any joint.
This is why more injuries occur when the
individual is stressed.