Applied Functional Neurology

Applied Functional Neurology  – These will provide the attendee with knowledge that embraces current neurology and physics theories including String Theory, Entanglement Theory, and the laws of gravity. These two courses will replace the idea that pressure on the spinal cord is the cause of neurological disease. They will make use of language consistent with current medical knowledge and concepts that allow you to understand current research in neurology. This will enable you to discuss the concept of chiropractic in terms other than popping bones with your clients, and your colleagues. We will begin from the beginning and review terminology and mechanisms with which you should already be familiar. Students will be equipped with the knowledge of the nervous system necessary to address challenges of both musculoskeletal and neurological dysfunction in their animal patients. Applied Functional Neurology for the Animal Chiropractic Student engages the student in exploring the nervous system from development to action within the environment. The goal of this lecture is to bring the living nervous system to a level of understanding for the student in everyday life of the animals with which we work. Upon finishing this lecture, the student will be able to visualize the animal using its nervous system in real time and begin to develop a plan of action to enable normal function to be restored. This lecture covers the muscle spindle cell, environmental sensory input, neural tracts and motor output.