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THE
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An ongoing series of questions and answers about Am ericas natural healing profession.
Part 1. CHIROPRACTIC: For the best ii
natural healing, hearing is believing.
k: How did Chiropractic care come
'about?
To relieve the patient’s pain and reposi­
tion the vertebra, Dr. Palmer placed him
: Spinal manipulations have been on a table and pushed down on his back,
practiced for over 2,500 years. performing a spinal manipulation or “ad­
justment.” He performed this adjustment
Hippocrates, the “Father of Medicine,”
advised: “look well to the spine for the three days in a row. By the third day, not
cause of disease.” But modem Chiro­ only had the patient’s back pain disap­
practic came of age back in 1895. In peared, his hearing reappeared. Today’s
Davenport, Iowa, a patient came to Dr. Chiropractors know that the central ner­
D.D. Palmer complaining of back pain. vous system (housed within the body’s
This patient had also been nearly deaf spinal column) provides the energy,
since suffering a back injury 17 years which governs all bodily functions. By
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Dr. Billy R. Flowers
earlier. Dr. Palmer noticed a bump on
the patient’s back, which he suspected
was related to a dislocated vertebra.
making sure that the spinal column is
in correct alignment, Chiropractors
eliminate any possible interference,
which would prevent the central ner­
vous system from keeping the body
functioning the way nature, intended.
To find out how Chiropractic might
be able to help you or for answers to
any questions you might have about
your health, please feel free to call us
at the phone number shown below.
Flowers' Chiropractic Office
2124 NE Hancock, Portland Oregon 97212 • P h o n e : ( 5 0 3 ) 2 8 7 * 5 5 0 4