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| Back Issues Volume 1, Number 1 We Are Not Back Doctors The Bridge on the River Kwai Adjusting Animals Volume 1, Number 2 The Role of Fever in an Infection Kentucky Fried Chicken and Chiropractic Techniques, Techniques, Techniques Let’s Get Technical Volume 1, Number 3 The Role of Fever-A Philosophical Explanation Vertebral Subluxation - A Deductive Approach Volume 1, Number 4 Innate or Innates Adaptation Freedom and Equality Quotations to Think About Health Versus Disease Disease Volume 1, Number 5 B.J.’s Test Patient Education - is it important anymore? How Do You Listen To Innate? Volume 1, Number 6 The Role of Chiropractic Napoleon’s Glance Flexibility - Inflexibility Volume 2, Number 1 The Georgia - Michigan "Surveys" Chiropractic Roots Where Have all the Volume Practices Gone? Volume 2, Number 2 Anorexia Philosophica Neurological-Orthopedic Tests Caring in Chiropractic Volume 2, Number 3 Commencement Address Life, Liberty, The Pursuit of Happiness - Under Authority Is There a Difference Among Chiropractors? Dogma or Principle Volume 2, Number 4 Actions Speak Louder Than Words Epistemological Rehabilitation Why We Do What We Do Volume 2, Number 5 Odd, Isn’t It? INNATE or innate Volume 2, Number 6 Objectives and Results Intrinsic Value Straight Chiropractic Volume 3, Number 1 Characteristics of a Member of the Pivot Criteria For Care On Making State Laws The Chiropractic Objective Volume 3, Number 2 Characteristics of a Member of the Pivot - Part II What’s Wrong with the Straight Chiropractic Movement? Deductive Reasoning - Philosophy and Practice Volume 3, Number 3 More on Michigan Chiropractic Civil Disobedience A Personal Observation Volume 3, Number 4 Hegelian Logic and Chiropractic Vertebral Subluxation Complex Mental Impulses and Nerve Impulses Organization Statement of Purpose Volume 3, Number 5 Growing Pains Why The South Lost The Civil War Chiropractic License Mills Volume 3, Number 6 DIS-EASE Chiropractic and the Environmentalists Preventing Subluxations Volume 4, Number 1 Chiropractic as a Cure All Peaceful Coexistence Volume 4, Number 2 It Happened Again! Idol Worship Volume 4, Number 3 Chiropractic Options Straight Position Paper is Needed Volume 4, Number 4 Chiropractic is Non-Prescriptive Vertebral Subluxation Degeneration Volume 4, Number 5 The Silent Majority Straight & Mixers Disease Volume 4, Number 6 The Truth Shall Set You Free Volume 5, Number 1 What is Chiropractic? Conservative Health Care Failed Expectations Volume 5, Number 2 Professional Survival Values What’s Wrong With Straight Chiropractic? Odd, Isn’t It? Volume 5, Number 3 A Philosophical Case History Results and Referrals Medicine and Chiropractic The Triune of Man Volume 5, Number 4 Financial Policy No Easy Solutions Words, Words, Words Volume 5, Number 5 Clearview Sanitarium Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, Where We’re Going Volume 5, Number 6 A New Image A Philosophical Case History- An Answer Do Chiropractors Refer? Volume 6, Number 1 Explaining the Patient’s Options World Chiropractic Alliance-a Good Idea? Volume 6, Number 2 Patient Education Thoughts on Our Major Premise Volume 6, Number 3 Removing Interferences Objectives and Principles Volume 6, Number 4 Chiropractic Apologetics-Introduction Simplistic Chiropractic Working Together Volume 6, Number 5 Chiropractic Apologetics Part II Doctor or Technician? Volume 6, Number 6 Chiropractic Apologetics, Part III Terminology Specificity Volume 7, Number 1 Chiropractic Apologetics - Part IV Assuming Responsibility for One’s Decisions Volume 7, Number 2 Chiropractic Apologetics Part V The Death of Traditional Chiropractic Volume 7, Number 3 Chiropractic Apologetics Part VI Therapeutic Chiropractic Objectives Volume 7, Number 4 Health Care in the 90’s Principle and Practice Volume 7, Number 5 Chiropractic and Wholistic Health Care Reader Response Types of Practice Volume 7, Number 6 Let’s Be Honest Thoughts on Improving our Profession An Historical Perspective Volume 8, Number 1 Educated Determinations Chiropractic vs Medical Standards We’re Doing Next to Nothing Volume 8, Number 2 The Uniqueness of Straight Chiropractic Neurological Orthopedic Tests - Part II Volumes 8, Number 3 through Volume 14, Number 1 are available in hardback as The Pivot Review: 1992-1997. See the Books page. Volume 14, Number 2 Thoughts on the Chiropractic Objective National Organizations and the Definitions? Reality Check Force Restoration vs. Matter Improvement Lending Libraries Volume 14, Number 3 Chiropractic Commentary Ad Hominum and Straw Man Arguments Manipulative Medicine Is Chiropractic A Health Profession? Thoughts Volume 14, Number 4 Stretching the Profession’s Vision Diagnosis and Chiropractic A Philosophical Question Illegitimate Chiropractic Further Thoughts on Preventing Subluxations Volume 15, Number 1 Language of Accomodation The Conflict is Clarifying An Open Letter To Chiropractic Students and New Practitioners Getting Sick People Well Reality Check Volume 15, Number 2 Subluxation Based Chiropractic Medical Bashing Acceptance and Chiropractic The ADIO Philosophy Why Chiropractic is not and Alternative to Medicine Volume 15, Number 3 Were Our Forefathers Straight Chiropractors? Thoughts Types of Chiropractic Practice Members The Meaning of Words The Elusive Subluxation A Paradigm Volume 15 Number 4 Thoughts |
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