History of The Specific Adjusting Machine (cont.)
The whole idea of making machine adjustments on the human neck by mechanical means is completely revolutionary. It is not to be considered lightly, and only after proper preparation and care can this work be done with the miraculous results described in this article. The machine is not a toy and any person who wishes to investigate its possibilities must bear this in mind for it really moves a vertebra. In proper hands, it opens up a field for practice with absolutely no competition.
The machine requires a supply of air and 110V electricity for its operation. The air and electrical conductors enter the machine through its base which is permanently attached to the floor. Together the adjusting machine and table weigh about 250 pounds.
Dr. Luigi H. Canepa, D.C.
1160 Homestead Road
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Telephone: (408) 244-6335
Dr. Zimmerman's work demands a careful explanation. The basic natural premise behind the idea is the fact that life depends on a connection from the brain to the body through the central nervous system. This connection is in the form of nerve fibers leading down the spinal cord from the brain to all parts of the body. These fibers (there are about 10 billion of them) are like wires in a telephone cable. They are subject to pressure at the base of the skull when the atlas or axis vertebra is out of its normal alignment.
The usual patient presents himself with a history of long recurring difficulties. He has consulted with many kinds of doctors, usually with no results, over a period of years.
No one has faced the problem of removing the cause of the trouble or even suggested a solution.
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