With all the shopping for the holidays, this is an important time of the year economically for many businesses. As we see in basic economics there must be equal supply and demand to keep the business healthy. There is an intimate relationship between supply and demand and if one of them suffers, there are consequences to the business’ success. If the demand increases for a product but supply does not rise, there is a shortage of a product. The inverse is true as well. If there is an increase in products but a shortage of demand the business would see a surplus of products.

The marketplace of the human body is no different. All organs, tissue cells, glands, etc., require the same relationship between supply and demand. However, this market is far more complex than any other goods exchanged in the world. At lightning-fast speeds your innate intelligence realizes the status of the entire body and sends an impulse through the nerve to a cell requiring action. Which is the most important of the two factors? To answer this question, we must begin with the end, Demand. Demand is always the driver of the supply. If supply were the most important, we would have no idea if we were going to be left with underdelivering or a surplus. Hang on, we will land this plane…

Remember, you are no different. To be 100% healthy innate intelligence must be able to supply the demands of all the cells trying to adapt to our internal and external environments. What if there was a disconnect between the request for demand and the supply provided, logically we would be bashed with a series of under or over performing tissue cells – resulting in dysfunction. Multiply this economical mishap over years and we get labeled with a disease usually resulting in “too much” or “too little.” I.e. Hypothyroidism, high blood pressure, bradycardia, Diarrhea, IBS… the supply and demand chain is completely lost. When coordination is restored in the communication between what the cells are demanding and what the brain can supply, improvements follow. Enjoy the benefits of a well-coordinated and harmonious Nerve system for a lifetime at HomeTown Family Chiropractic. We all could use a little supply and demand tune-up!

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Please feel free to contact HomeTown Family Chiropractic in Coeur d'Alene ID at (208) 261-2206 with any questions you may have.