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Here are a few more books that don't fit nicely into the other categories:

The Chiropractor
-- by DD Palmer

Reprint of the famed 1914 book that helped lay the foundation for modern chiropractic. A classic of chiropractic literature and a "must have" for every D.C. Includes: The Moral and Religious Duty of a Chiropractor; Chiropractic a Science, an Art and the Philosophy Thereof; Nerve Vibration; Inflammation; Vertebral Luxations; Health, Disease, Life and Death; Rickets; Biology; Function; Vertebral Adjusting; The Nervous System; Neuritis, Arteritis and Rheumatism; Fever; Constipation; Trauma, Toxine and Auto-Suggestion; Catarrh; Impulse; The Normal and Abnormal Movements of the Vertebral Column; Spinal Pathogenesis; Palpation and Nerve Tracing; Bones and Nerves; Pyorrhea Alveolaris.

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Chiropractic:An Illustrated History
-- by Dennis Peterson and Glenda Wiese
The history and evolution of chiropractic, from the beginning of health care to the present profession, is presented in this beautifully illustrated reference. The book features color reproductions of art, as well as photos from archives around the world, and contributions from respected historians, archivists, practitioners. Order now from Amazon.com

Amazon review excerpts:
"This is a wonderful book on how chiropractic came to be and how it evolved into the profession it is today. ... It is a fabulous book covering just about everything possible in the Chiropractic profession. Reading about the Anti-trust suit and all the other political struggles has truly re-enforced my deep love and respect for this great profession."

"You must read this book and then put it in your reception room so your patients can appreciate the magnitude of the privilege they have when they come into your office for their treatments."

Essential Principles of Chiropractic
-- by Virgil Strang

A classic text by one of the pioneers of the profession.

Here's what two Amazon readers said about the book

"Dr. Virgil Strang was a wonderful man who devoted 50 years of his life to chiropractic. As an employee of Palmer College of Chiropractic during the last four years of his life, I am proud to say I was able to hear him speak on the value of chiropractic in people's lives. He had a way with words and a passion for chiropractic that was contagious. This is a fantastic book on an area of health care whose time has come. Everyone should read this book."

"Strang was a genius anatomist whom, it was said, memorised Grays Anatomy text. In the board exam, he was failed as he was though to have cheated by quoting copious sections of the book verbatim.
He was later a masterly philospher, introducing such concepts as The Division of Physical Morality that would govern all health care decisions in society. Who would be at the gate-keeper's role in this departement? Why, a philosopher, of course. NOT a physician of any kind.
This is essential reading for any student of chiropractic. Ignore it at your won peril."

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Above, Down, Inside & Out : Unleashing Your Spiritual Giant Within
-- by Michael J. Norman, DC
A future look at chiropractic's role within the oncoming spiritual paradigm of the new millenium. A fascinating look at humanity's connection to the intelligent spirit of the universe and how we can maximize our connection to this spirit, creating lives of abundance and prosperity. Beginning with a bold call for the return of spirituality to our health care system, Dr. Norman raises the consciousness of the reader and proposes a new health care approach which empowers our spiritual essence within.

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She's All That: Spa Girls Series
-- by Kristin Billerbeck
Christian chick-lit star Billerbeck has moved on from her popular Ashley Stockingdale trilogy with an engaging new novel that features struggling fashion designer Lilly Jacobs and her two best friends, Morgan and Poppy.

The trio met at Stanford, and they couldn't be more different: Morgan's the down-to-earth daughter of a wealthy diamond dealer, while Poppy is a tie-dye-sporting chiropractor who's always prattling on about nutrition and energy (sound like someone you know?). 

 Snappy dialogue and lovable characters make this novel a winner. Order now from Amazon.com

Wise Cracks and Funny Bones: Fun With the Chiropractor
-- by Donald McDowall
People seem to either love or hate this book. There are only two reviews on Amazon -- one reviewer gives it five (out of five) stars ... and the other gives it only one star!

The positive review says: "A good laugh at patients comments in chiropractic clinics. A very enjoyable and light-hearted book to read for all chiropractic patients and chiropractors wanting a good chuckle!"

The negative one warns: I am very sorry to have to write this as I hate to slam another Chiropractor's work, but Wise Cracks and Funny Bones is just awful... The book is poorly written and unfunny. In fact, there is nothing funny at all in the book."

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Fatal
--by Michael Palmer

This nine-times New York Times best selling novelist takes on the chemical and vaccine industries in his new medical thriller. According to Publisher's Weeking: "Palmer's 10th medical thriller rides on his usual wave of unrelenting adrenaline, and will make readers think twice the next time they're due for a routine vaccination."

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The Power
-- by John Adams, DC
An exciting thriller which pits a doctor of chiropractic against corrupt pharmaceutical companies with their vast media influence. Here's what others have said about this book:

"Adams is already being compared to masters Robin Cook and Micheal Palmer. His book deserves to be a best seller."-- The Chiropractic Journal

"The Power will awaken you to your power and the power of big biz." -- Mark Victor Hansen, Co-Creator of Chicken Soup for the Soul

"Truly promises gut wrentching action with repeated upper cuts to the emotions. An intense journey." -- Dan O'Connor

Amazon reviewer:
"I loved it. After the first 100 pages or so, I could no longer put it down! For years I've wanted Robin Cook or Michael Palmer to write this story, and I'm so glad that John Adams finally did...and I must say, did as good a job with it as they would have. It may be a work of fiction, but there is more truth to it than I want to think about. Vaccine injuries are certainly NOT FICTION, I know, I have cared for my vaccine injured daughter for the past nine years. I highly recommend this book. If you like medical mysteries, you'll love this one."

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