Description
Chiropractic Thoughts is the first book in our Chiropractic Classics Series.
“It is the supreme privilege and imperative duty of all who love Chiropractic to become closely acquainted with its beautiful Philosophy. It is a calamity when the interpretation of the philosophy of Chiropractic becomes the monopoly of a few ‘authorities’ and when direct access to its treasures is denied to the mass of mankind. It is impossible to conceive of any better boon than that which opens the storehouse to everyone who has the heart to explore it.” J.R. Drain – from the Introduction to Chiropractic Thoughts
“I want every one of you to enlighten people on the Philosophy of Chiropractic—talk to your one patient or your twenty patients or your hundred patients as your ambition goes today. Every one of you have the ambition to adjust 100 patients a day. I had the same ambition but now I am interested in having people hear the Philosophy of Chiropractic and then live it.” J.R. Drain, from page 243, Chiropractic Thoughts
Chiropractic Thoughts Table of Contents
Dedication
Preface to the 2013 Edition
Introduction
Chiropractic Philosophy
Nature
The Normal Individual
Man
Analysis Verification
Functions and Families
The Cause of Disease
Peripheral Irritation
Disease
Momentum
Giving Adjustments Regularly
Innate Contraction of Forces
Retracing
Innate Intelligence
Intellectual Adaptation
Fevers
Heredity
Gestation
Sleep
Spinal Cord Pressure
Curvatures
Function
What Would You Do?
The Air
A Builder or a Boomer – Which?
The Future of Chiropractic
The Big Idea
Chiropractic Ethics and Dress
Sentence Lectures on Philosophy
