“Nerve functions are of an electrical character, and where you interfere with the proportions of ingredients in any chemical composition, you change the nature of the whole. For instance, the comparison of manufacturing vinegar. Say, for instance, we had citric acid and wished to make vinegar. We would have 100 percent of acid and 100 [...]

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“Mental impulse is that accumulation of immaterial units of intellectual energy which, after having been absorbed, transformed and expelled through the brain, Innate Intelligence deems of proper quantity and quality to personify specific characteristic functions.” B.J. Palmer V2 1920 Chiropractic Green Book The Science of Chiropractic  In Today’s Sticky TIC, we’re going to give you [...]

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“Momentum is the possession of motion; requiring effort and time to stop it. Chiropractically, momentum is the progress of dis-ease or health, requiring time and effort to stop it.” RW Stephenson In Today’s TIC, we’re going to grow in our understanding of the conflicts to become a new you with the choices that can create [...]

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B.J. Palmer writes in his 1911 Green Book, The Philosophy, Science and Art of Chiropractic Nerve Tracing the following: “If you investigate this more thoroughly from the Chiropractic standpoint, you will grasp what I mean when I say Chiropractic is the biggest movement that has ever been started in the history of the world. I [...]

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D.D. Palmer, Founder of Chiropractic writes in his 1921 The Chiropractic Adjuster Green Book, “The principles which compose the science of chiropractic have existed as long as animals have had backbones.”  In Today’s TIC, we’re going to grow in our understanding of the ontology of Vertebral Subluxation. As you listen, make sure you share us [...]

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D.D. Palmer wrote the following in 1904 Journal titled The Chiropractor: “In my practice of the first ten years, under which named magnetic, I treated nerves, followed and relieved them of inflammation. I made many good cures, as many are doing today under a similar method. My constant thoughts were, that there was a difference [...]

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“We began, at a following period, to study the spine from a MECHANICAL point of view. Until this time the only people who attempted to study the spine, as a machine, were osteopaths, although pathologically they still regarded man as chemistry and physics. We confined our observations of mechanical ideas to the spine, so much [...]

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“We began, at a following period, to study the spine from a MECHANICAL point of view. Until this time the only people who attempted to study the spine, as a machine, were osteopaths, although pathologically they still regarded man as chemistry and physics. We confined our observations of mechanical ideas to the spine, so much [...]

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In Today’s TIC, we’re going to grow in our understanding of spinal function and specifically a state of function termed tensegrity. “We began, at a following period, to study the spine from a MECHANICAL point of view. Until this time the only people who attempted to study the spine, as a machine, were osteopaths, although [...]

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“We began, at a following period, to study the spine from a MECHANICAL point of view. Until this time the only people who attempted to study the spine, as a machine, were osteopaths, although pathologically they still regarded man as chemistry and physics. We confined our observations of mechanical ideas to the spine, so much [...]

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