The ability to generate creative, innovative ideas not only keeps life interesting, but helps us reach solutions for the challenges we face.  In a study reported in the Chiropractic Journal of Australia, research participants were given a creative abilities test. The participants were then examined for subluxation (spinal misalignment) and given a corrective, chiropractic adjustment.

Afterwards, the participants took a second creative thinking test. 60% of those tested showed a substantial post-adjustment improvement in their test results.  The study participants were interviewed days after the chiropractic adjustment.  70% of the participants stated they had personally taken a new direction in a creative endeavor, while 60% reported renewed vigor toward an existing creative endeavor. In addition, none of the participants expressed a decrease in creative thinking or less energy since the adjustment, two to eight days prior to the follow-up interview.