Why is Spine Important?
The spine protects the central nervous system, the brain and spinal cord. In addition, it supports the autonomic nerve that coordinates the functioning of the body, which further protects the entire human body.
A Healthy Spine is Key to a Healthy Body
Ceragem concentrates its study on the spine since it’s the centre of the body.
Cervical Vertebral
HeadCervical Spine #1 affects blood supply to the head, pituitary gland, scalp, facial bones, brain, inner ear and middle ear.
EyeCervical Spine #2 affects the eyes, visual nerves, auditory nerves, veins, tongue, and forehead.
The teethCervical Spine #3 affects cheeks, outer ear, facial bones, teeth, etc.
NoseCervical vertebrae No. 4 affects the nose, lips, mouth, ears.
Vocal CordCervical Spine #5 affects the vocal cords, pharynx, etc.
The NeckCervical Spine #6 affects neck muscles, shoulders, tonsils, etc.
ShoulderCervical Spine #7 affects the thyroid gland, shoulder synovial bag, and elbow.
Thoracic Vertebrae
HandThoracic Vertebra #1 affects the part of the arm under the elbow, including the hand, wrist, and fingers, and the esophagus and bronchi.
HeartThoracic Vertebra #2 affects the heart, coronary arteries, etc.
LungThoracic Vertebra #3 affects the lungs, bronchi, pleura and chest.
GallbladderThoracic Vertebrae No. 4 affects gallbladder.
LiverThoracic Vertebra #5 affects the liver, celiac plexus, abdominal nerve freezing, blood circulation, etc.
StomachThoracic Vertebra #6 affects the stomach.
PancreaticThoracic Vertebra #7 affects the pancreas, glands, etc.
SpleenThoracic Vertebra #8 affects the spleen.
AdrenalThoracic Vertebra #9 affects the adrenal glands, etc.
KidneyThoracic Vertebra #10 affects the kidney.
UreteralThoracic Vertebra #11 affects kidney, ureter, etc.
Small
intestineThoracic Vertebra #12 affects small intestines, lymph circulation etc.
Lumbar Vertebrae
Large
intestineLumbar Spine #1 affects the large intestines.
AbdominalLumbar Spine #2 affects the bumps, abdomen and upper legs.
GenitalLumbar Spine #3 affects the genitals, uterus, bladder and knees.
ProstateLumbar Spine #4 affects the prostate gland, muscles of the lower back, and craninal nerves.
FootLumbar Spine #5 affects the lower legs, ankles, foot, etc.
Sacral
HipSacral impacts on the sciatic, hip, etc.
Coccyx
AnalProlapse affects the rectum, anus, etc.
#1 The Importance of Spine
#2 The Need for Spine Care
Your Spine Can Never Stand Alone!
Since the spine is connected to the surrounding nervous system, muscle, fascia, and ligaments in a grid form, it can reliably support weight against gravity. When you sit or stand for a long period of time, it causes more pressure on the nerves as compared to the posture when you lie down. Therefore, the wrong habits and postures cause scoliosis and spinal pain.
#3 The Correct Posture
How to Relax Your Spine?
The spinal cord must be given proper rest where both the parts of the body, i.e. upper and lower, lie down properly. Lying down in the correct posture and stretching the spine disk space reduces the pressure on the disk and relieves nerve pressure. It not only reduces the nerve excitement but smoothens the blood flow of brain arteries and reduces the fast-pacing heart rate. Also, the warmth of the heat increases the core temperature and induces mental and physical relaxation.
* This information is based on Ceragem Korea.