33 Principles of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is unique in that it has a philosophical underpinning. Traditional health care, which is largely a symptom-treating model, is based on a Newtonian model. That is, we’re simply machines and series of chemical reactions. Chiropractic sees things differently.
More and more professionals in the traditional health care system are exploring the concept of wholeness, recognizing the presence of a universal energy as it expresses itself within the physical body. This, established in 33 enduring principles, has been the basis for chiropractic for over a century!
In 1948, R. W. Stephenson set out to explain these 33 Principles. More recently, Dr. Janice Hughes has reflected on the thirty-three principles one by one, placing them in the context of contemporary scientific thought.
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