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The 33 Chiro principles put in a format that is ridiculously easy to understand and communicate to patients. Love this book.

This is a very interesting read for chiropractors and laypeople interested in this profession. What I liked the most is how inspirational it is to read the thoughts and motives of so many interesting professionals around the world. The book if packed with powerful quotations relating to every subject discussed. The 33 principles are presented and reflected upon, with one different subject being added between every 2 principles. In this way, every principle laid out by Stephenson is revised and deepended in an enriching discussion. By the end, you feel more inspired and thrilled about chiropractic, life in general and the prospect of taking action to make the world a better place.What I disliked about the book is that you can find a tendency toward segregationism and intolerance in the discourse of some of the authors, alluding to "real chiropractic" with the classic "my chiropractic is better that yours" attitude. As a chiropractor working in a country where we strive successfully to keep the profession united, I still look up to the ones who serve the public with love, yet respects all his fellow chiropractors and the unique understading of each and everyone of us.Delightful book. It is a great honor to be a small part of it =)

For any chiropractor who wants to build a dream practice where the patients understand who you are and what you do - for those still in school to those long in practice - you must read this book.Read just a chapter a day each morning before going to work and let the chiropractors assembled here speak life, experience, and fresh ideas into you.

As a Chiropractor I loved reading this book with 33 different people diving into our profession's principles and Dr. Serio's very valuable additions. I enjoyed it so much that I gifted one to a newly graduated Chiropractor and now I'm buying three more to share with my staff. I look forward to discussing each chapter in our monthly philosophy staff meetings.

I found this book on health and how we can take a more active role in preventing disease and protecting our quality of life to be educational, thought provoking and based upon a common sense approach to health. Most of us have already figured out that the answer to being healthy isn't always found in a drug or in surgery.

Haven't yet finished the book - but half way in and loving it.

Wonderful review of the principles that are the basis for the best within the profession.

Perfect for everyone. Gives the true insight of chiropractic principles and fundamentals of the profession.

amazing book for chiropractic philosophy.a must have

Great book and lots of interesting viewpoints

Every Chiropractor needs this on their shelf and in their heart and mind!

Mala traducción al español! Corrige el principio número 2 , el título del principio está mal traducido, la Inteligencia no solo se limita a la I. Innata valga la redundancia