chiropractic-textbook
This is a PDF titled "chiropractic-textbook.pdf" containing a detailed textbook on chiropractic principles and philosophy authored by R. W. Stephenson, D.C., Ph.C., published by The Palmer School of Chiropractic in 1948. The content includes foundational definitions, philosophical underpinnings, scientific and deductive reasoning approaches, and a comprehensive list of chiropractic principles. It is designed for classroom use and aims to provide both students and practitioners with a systematic understanding of chiropractic science, art, and philosophy. The text is educational and technical, focusing on the theoretical and practical aspects of chiropractic care.
Questions this document answers
The primary control center in animal organisms is the brain, which is the headquarters of Innate Intelligence and the place from which life force is distributed.
The part of the body's innate intelligence that governs and coordinates all functions, inherently vital and unaffected by disease.
Educated Brain is the part of the brain used by Innate for reason, memory, and voluntary functions; it is the seat of the Educated Mind and is used for adaptation.
Innate Body refers to all tissue cells supplied with mental impulses for metabolism and involuntary functions, representing actively organic tissues.
Educated Body is the tissues supplied with mental impulses for voluntary functions; it is also the tissue considered as Innate Body in metabolic terms.