Interference with the transmission of Innate forces can lead to which of the following conditions?

Interference with the transmission of Innate forces refers to the concept that the body's natural healing and regulating functions can be impeded, often due to misalignments or dysfunctions within the vertebral column impacting the nervous system. This can lead to in-coordination because the body's ability to communicate and coordinate various physiological functions is compromised.

When Innate forces are not properly transmitted, the nervous system can become less effective in relaying signals needed for muscle coordination and control. This disconnection can manifest in physical activities, where the brain and body fail to work in harmony, leading to movements that are uncoordinated or awkward.

While over-exertion, fatigue, and malnutrition can also have negative effects on the body, they are typically linked to different causes and mechanisms rather than being directly tied to the interference of Innate forces as described in chiropractic philosophy. Thus, in-coordination emerges as the most relevant condition associated with the interruption of these vital forces.