The spine is the golden key to unlock the body's self-healing power

Our spine is composed of seven cervical vertebrae, twelve thoracic vertebrae, five lumbar vertebrae, one sacral vertebra and coccygeal vertebra. In fact, it is the golden key to our body's self-healing ability.

The spine is filled with bundles of nerves that are closely connected to various organs and tissues. These nerves act as a bridge of communication between the brain and various parts of the body, responsible for transmitting commands from the brain and sending signals from various parts of the body back to the brain. The speed and accuracy of transmitting information can be said to be unmatched by any high-tech, but this can only be done smoothly and successfully when our spine is completely healthy. Once the spine is bent and misaligned, it will compress the nerves and cause the information transmission between the brain and various parts of the body to be blocked, thereby reducing the function of various parts or causing lesions. This shows the importance of the spine to the normal functioning of the human body.

(1) If the cervical spine is damaged or affected, some parts or organs may develop diseases:

First cervical vertebrae: mainly related to the head, ears, nose, throat, face, etc. If an obstruction occurs, the patient is prone to symptoms such as headache, insomnia, decreased vision, memory loss, dizziness, high blood pressure and facial paralysis.

Second cervical vertebrae: mainly related to ears, nose, throat, tongue, vocal cords, mouth, etc. If an obstruction occurs, one is prone to dizziness, migraine, tinnitus, chest tightness, tonsillitis, mumps, sinusitis, allergies, and aphonia.

The third cervical vertebrae segment: mainly related to the pharynx, cheek, shoulder, diaphragm, etc. If an obstruction occurs, it is easy to suffer from pharyngitis, foreign body sensation in the throat, toothache, neck and shoulder pain, difficulty breathing, hyperthyroidism and other symptoms.

Fourth cervical segment: mainly related to neck muscles, pharynx, arms, etc. If an obstruction occurs, one is prone to shoulder pain, toothache, trigeminal neuralgia, hyperthyroidism, chest tightness, hiccups, etc.

Fifth cervical vertebra segment: mainly related to the elbows, esophagus, trachea, diaphragm, heart, etc. If an obstruction occurs, one is prone to bronchitis, pharyngitis, asthma, arm pain, tachycardia or bradycardia, etc.

Sixth cervical vertebra segment: mainly related to the thyroid gland, esophagus, trachea, heart and lungs, upper limbs, etc. If an obstruction occurs, it is easy to suffer from upper arm or wrist pain, thyroiditis, hypotension, arrhythmia, frozen shoulder, numbness and pain in the thumb, etc.

Seventh cervical vertebra segment: mainly related to the thyroid gland, esophagus, trachea, heart and lungs, brachialis muscle, etc. If an obstruction occurs, it is easy to suffer from thyroiditis, hypotension, arrhythmia, numbness and pain in the outer side of the arm, middle finger, brachialis, and ring finger.

(2) If the thoracic spine is damaged, some related parts or organs may suffer from the following diseases:

The first thoracic vertebral segment: mainly related to the heart, trachea, esophagus, forearm, etc. If an obstruction occurs, the patient is prone to symptoms such as panic, heart palpitations, bronchitis, asthma, cough, difficulty breathing, pain in the upper left chest, wrist pain, and pain in the back of the arm.

Second thoracic vertebra segment: mainly related to the heart, trachea, esophagus, shoulders and arms, etc. If an obstruction occurs, it is easy to suffer from esophagitis, chest pain, asthma, cough, abnormal blood pressure, arrhythmia, numbness and pain in the shoulders and arms, and numbness in the hands.

The third thoracic vertebrae segment: mainly related to the lungs, bronchi, esophagus, heart, chest cavity, etc. If an obstruction occurs, one is prone to asthma, cough, bronchitis, pneumonia, esophagitis, pleurisy, heart disease, chest tightness, chest pain, etc.

Fourth thoracic vertebra segment: mainly related to the lungs, bronchi, gall bladder, chest and ribs, etc. If an obstruction occurs, the patient is prone to pneumonia, asthma, jaundice, pleurisy, breast pain, intercostal pain, etc.

Fifth thoracic vertebra segment: mainly related to the liver, gallbladder, spleen, stomach, chest wall, etc. If an obstruction occurs, the patient is prone to hepatitis, cholecystitis, splenomegaly, hypotension, gastritis, breast pain, chest wall pain, etc.

Sixth thoracic vertebra segment: mainly related to the pancreas, stomach, gallbladder, chest and back, etc. If an obstruction occurs, the patient is prone to symptoms such as liver pain, stomach pain, cholelithiasis, upper abdominal distension and pain, intercostal pain, loss of appetite, chest and back pain, etc.

Seventh thoracic vertebra segment: mainly related to the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, duodenum, etc. If there is a disorder, it is easy to suffer from liver pain, cholelithiasis, gastric ulcer, type 2 diabetes, duodenitis, tonsillitis, etc.

The eighth thoracic vertebra: low immune function, liver and gallbladder disease, diabetes, vomiting, frequent urination

Ninth thoracic vertebra: renal dysfunction, turbid urine, urinary incontinence, allergies, cold hands and feet, epilepsy

The tenth thoracic vertebra: renal dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, fatigue, dry moss

Eleventh thoracic vertebra: renal dysfunction, urinary tract disease, skin disease, eczema

The 12th thoracic vertebra: pain and coldness in the lower abdomen, fatigue syndrome, infertility, rheumatism, pain and itching on the surface of the reproductive organs

First lumbar segment: Colon dysfunction, constipation, diarrhea, back pain, lower abdominal pain

Second lumbar vertebra: lower abdominal pain, back pain, sexual dysfunction

The third lumbar vertebra: bladder, oliguria, pain and weakness on the inner side of waist and knee

Lumbar vertebrae 4: low back pain, sciatica, dysuria, frequent or scanty urination, leg pain radiating to the outside of the calf, hemorrhoids

Fifth lumbar vertebra: poor blood circulation in the legs, weakness in the lower limbs, fear of cold, pain and numbness in the waist and legs to the back and outside of the calves, irregular menstruation,

Sacral and lumbar joint diseases, numbness and coldness at the heel of the foot, bladder disease, prostatitis

Coccyx pain