The conductors of Innate forces operate primarily through which system?

The correct choice is the Nervous System, as it is fundamentally recognized in chiropractic philosophy as the primary pathway through which Innate forces are conducted within the body. Innate intelligence, a concept central to chiropractic, refers to the body's inherent ability to heal and maintain itself. This intelligence operates through the nervous system, which facilitates communication between the brain and the rest of the body.

The nervous system's role involves transmitting neural signals that coordinate bodily functions, enabling the innate intelligence to express itself and respond to internal and external stimuli effectively. Chiropractors often focus on the nervous system because misalignments in the spine can lead to nerve interference, affecting how Innate forces operate.

In contrast, while the endocrine, circulatory, and respiratory systems contribute to overall health and function and play significant roles in bodily processes, they do not specifically conduct Innate forces. The endocrine system regulates hormones, the circulatory system transports blood and nutrients, and the respiratory system manages gas exchange. Each of these systems is essential for homeostasis and maintaining health but does not serve as the primary conductor for Innate intelligence as the nervous system does.