Something To Say

Have you ever been introduced to someone and then endured what seemed to be an endless pause trying to find something to say?

Some people are never at a loss to have something to say, even if it is no more inspiring than talking about the weather. However, you want to be different. You would like to appear to be brilliant, to make some constructive remark, some quaint observation, something witty; but nothing come to mind. You are as dull and speechless as a clam. What shall you do to overcome this hurdle?

Well, perhaps the other person feels equally ill at ease, so ask a question, any sort of question, anything to get started such as, "what was your name again or I didn't quite understand?  or How do you spell it?"

If it happens to be Jones or Smith, that to might be embarrassing; but you can laugh and remark, "Well, I ought to remember that but there is a strange thing about names. They can be spelled differently and they usually apply to occupations, or towns or something unique. Do you know the origin of your name?"

This may break down the barrier about something to say. Thane again the question of health may somehow be woven into the conversation and that can become an endless topic. People do like to talk about their aches and pains, or their recent operations, or even symptoms which give them something to say and they generally like to share it.

Health problems are much like the news, the more tragic it is the more attention it gets. The news seems to stress crime, murder, and other conflicts rather than peace, happiness goodwill, and things uplifting.

When it comes to the health equation, cancer heart attacks, and killer diseases are played up. Much space is given to surgery heart transplants, and other operations that make the headlines; all the while little is said about Chiropractic and its mode of restoring health without drugs where other methods have failed.

The great thing about Chiropractic is its different approach. Chiropractors give little concern about naming or treating diseases. They seek the spinal cause of the trouble and ways and means of eliminating the cause.

Do you ask what relations ship there is between the spine and health problems? There is a very outstanding relationship. The spine is not only the strength and support of the body but it is the distributing center of the entire nervous system that animates the body and directs and controls all bodily functions.