The Problem With Spinal Injuries

The problem was again going back to evolution and natural selection when there's an injury in a certain part of your body the muscles in that part of the body clamp down. And that that clamping very much so like when you said you had 106 degree fever right the this is your body's ability to it's put it's pushing white blood cells to different plates and it's killing the bug by increasing your body temperature. The evolutionary adaptation is if you have a spinal injury all these muscles back here are going to tighten up same thing with your shoulder your armThese muscles are going totight up in order to protect that area or that joint from further In this case it never stops tightening up and now

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