In spinal articulation, what condition could be associated with a subluxation?

A subluxation in spinal articulation refers to a misalignment or improper movement of the vertebrae that can lead to dysfunction within the nervous system and other associated systems. When a subluxation occurs, it often disrupts the normal function of the spinal joints and can affect the surrounding tissues, including muscles and ligaments. This dysfunction can contribute to a range of health issues, impacting not just the musculoskeletal system but also potentially affecting neurological and organ functions due to the interconnected nature of the body systems.

In contrast, conditions involving standard alignment, increased mobility, or a higher range of motion typically do not indicate a subluxation. Standard alignment suggests that the vertebrae are positioned correctly, while increased mobility and a higher range of motion may imply that the joints are functioning well and not restricted or misaligned in any way. Therefore, the link between a subluxation and dysfunction of associated systems highlights the broader implications of spinal misalignments on overall health.