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Connections

Connections:
Your Spine and Nerve Roots
   

Side View
3front
spine

Nerve Roots branch from the spinal cord through openings in the vertebrae to the organs, glands, muscles and tissues. Here is an abbreviated list of Nerve Root connections to illustrate the organs and body parts that could be affected when subluxations occur and nerve impulses are blocked. Upon reviewing at the list below, it becomes readily apparent that our health and well being depend on a healthy and free flow of signals throughout the nervous system.
 

Vertebrae

 Organs and Body Parts
skull-C1 pituitary gland, scalp, brain, ears, eyes
C1-C2 head, eyes, tongue, ears, heart
C2-C3 face, neck, ear, shoulder, diaphragm
C3-C4 face, neck, chest, diaphragm
C4-C5 neck, vocal cords, shoulder, upper arm, diaphragm
C5-C6 shoulder, arm, tonsils
C6-C7 shoulder, arm, wrist, hand, thyroid
C7-T1 head, neck, heart, thyroid, esophagus, trachea, shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand
T1-T2 head, neck, heart, lung, upper arm
T2-T3 head, neck, heart, lung, chest, upper arm
T3-T4 head, neck, heart, lung, gallbladder, upper arm
T4-T5 head, neck, heart, liver, esophagus, blood circulation, upper arm
T5-T6 esophagus, stomach, spleen, pancreas, duodenum, mid-back
T6-T7 stomach, spleen, pancreas, duodenum, gallbladder, mid-back
T7-T8 stomach, spleen, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, adrenal glands,
mid-back
T8-T9 stomach, spleen, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, reproductive organs, liver, small intestine
T9-T10 stomach, spleen, pancreas, small intestine, reproductive organs, appendix, large intestine, leg
T10-T11 kidney, reproductive organs, leg, small intestine, large intestine, bladder, adrenal glands, ileocecal valve
T12-L1 kidney, reproductive organs, leg, small intestine, large intestine, bladder, upper /lower back, ileocecal valve
L1-L2 abdomen, reproductive organs, leg, foot, large intestine, bladder
L2-L3 reproductive organs, leg, foot, large intestine, bladder, appendix, abdomen
L3-L4 reproductive organs, bladder, prostate, large intestine, leg, foot
L4-L5 buttocks, leg, foot, toes, lower back
L5-Sacrum buttocks, leg, foot, bladder, prostate
Sacrum buttocks, leg, foot, reproductive organs, bladder, prostate
Sacrum buttocks, leg, reproductive organs, bladder, prostate
Sacrum buttocks, leg, reproductive, bladder, prostate
Sacrum reproductive organs, anus
Sacrum rectum, anus
Coccygeal
Plexus
rectum, anus
   
 

Vertebra
Designation

 Region

C

 Cervical - 7 vertebrae, C1 - C7

T

 Thoracic - 12 vertebrae, T1 - T12

L

 Lumbar - 5 vertebrae, L1 - L5

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 The Sacrum is a triangular bone situated between the hips.

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 The Coccyx, also known as the "tail bone," consists of four
 rudimentary vertebrae that are fused together at the base of
 the sacrum.

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Anthony E. Roberts, D.C.
4877 Ashworth Road
Mariposa, CA  95338

Tel: (209) 966-4442
 

 

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