Chiropractic

Wanganui Chronicle, 1 June 1949, Page 4

Chiropractic

Sir,—The "Chronicle" published last week a story and the three pictures of Michael Hippisley, the boy who could not stop sneezing. The "Auckland Star” published the same .acts about this case, but it also published the fact that Michael, alter receiving his first chiropractic adjustment, im° proved so much that his sneez.ng rate decreased from 20 to the minu.e to three every live Vninutes. Soon after he fell into a deep and long overdue sleep and woke up completely better. The above may seem a miracle, yet the chiropractors are treating daily every kind of respiratory circulatory, digestive and excretory ailments with first-class results- though not quite so dramatically rapid as the case of young Michael. In the past the spine played no part in our diagnostic and analytical philosophies, and what a price the human race had to pay in one thousand and one preventable maladies. Myriads of contusing pathological and symp.omaiolog.cai terms, witn daily ada.tions, only d-scribe the disorganised state o± ma.ter in bodily organs compelled to function for years minus their normal quota of nervous energy (lite rorce). The old, centuries old, adage still holds ,oou today when it states that "Strong and healthy backbone adds years to hie and life to years. ’ —l am, e tc S. I. NOLAN, D.C., Ph.C. (Palmer Graduate) U.S.A. 281 Victoria Avenue. Wanganui.