AN INTERESTING BOOKLET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17569, 20 June 1925, Page 8

AN INTERESTING BOOKLET.

A most interesting booklet containing thirty-two pages and eight illustrations. entitled "The Road to Health.’* has recently been published by Mr J. Askew Scott, M.A., President of tile New Zealand and Australian Chiropractors’ Association (Inc.). The whole question of health is dealt with in a thorc _ghJy scientific way, and yet thc reasoning is so logical, and the style so clear that it can bo easily understood by all. It has been read by a great number in New Zealand and Australia. and commented on most favourably by representatives of all schools of thought. The thesis advanced bathe author is that the greater part cf ill-health is nervous in origin, and he shows precisely how the trouble is brought about. It is interesting to notss that the view to which he gives expression is now being endorsed by medical men of the very highest standing. Dr 11. Valentine Knaggs. L.R.C.P., a wellknown London medical authority, in his little work. "Thc Spine in Relation to Health.” writes "Fixations and subluxations c*f vertebrae are severally thc main causes of the want « f vitality, and of the tiredness pp«! nervous disorders which are a distinctive feature of thc ill-health ©f ifio present day ' Mr Scott, in his new not cMy proves this statement to be true, but also explains how thc real cause can be dealt with, and the wrong condition put right Copies will be posted free to anv address on application to Tames if. Craig, Chiropractor, Cathedral Square Christchurch. 'DIG