NZCC

Subluxation

A misalignment of the vertebrae that may affect the nervous system and overall health.

Maladaptation

A trait or condition that has become more harmful than helpful over time.

Adaptation

A condition or trait that is more helpful than harmful, allowing for better interaction with the environment.

Holistic baseline assessment

A comprehensive evaluation of a person's adaptability based on their life history and the 3 T's: trauma, thoughts, and toxins.

3 T's

The factors influencing health: trauma, thoughts, and toxins.

Nervous interference

Disruptions within the nervous system caused by subluxations or other factors.

Compensation

The body's adjustment in tone, position, or function in response to maintain homeostasis despite subluxation.

Initial spinal assessment

The first comprehensive evaluation of the spine to determine baseline health and identify subluxation patterns.

Innate intelligence

The inherent ability of the body to maintain health and adapt to changes in the environment.

Spinal assessment reliability

The consistency and accuracy of findings during spinal examinations, vital for understanding health.