“Harvard Got it Right…”
by wccchiro
At first glance you'd think a Chiropractor was responsible for these words. But they were actually
written by a Harvard medical school instructor in the late 1800's. While this belief is trivialized by the
medical and pharmaceutical community today, it remains the core foundation of the practice of
Chiropractic.
Chiropractors humbly acknowledge that "the ONLY thing that can heal the body is the Power that
created it." The wisdom Dr. Cabot refers to in his quote is called Innate Intelligence by
Chiropractors. It is the coordinating force that maintains our body's health. It knowingly
orchestrates all steps involved in the healing process from mending a broken bone to putting cancer
in remission. It is in favor of you living, rather than you dying.
The most important job of a Chiropractor is to teach you about this great force and keep you
connected to it. If you want to meet the REAL doctor responsible for healing you, take a look in the
mirror. It's the one staring right back at you.
written by a Harvard medical school instructor in the late 1800's. While this belief is trivialized by the
medical and pharmaceutical community today, it remains the core foundation of the practice of
Chiropractic.
Chiropractors humbly acknowledge that "the ONLY thing that can heal the body is the Power that
created it." The wisdom Dr. Cabot refers to in his quote is called Innate Intelligence by
Chiropractors. It is the coordinating force that maintains our body's health. It knowingly
orchestrates all steps involved in the healing process from mending a broken bone to putting cancer
in remission. It is in favor of you living, rather than you dying.
The most important job of a Chiropractor is to teach you about this great force and keep you
connected to it. If you want to meet the REAL doctor responsible for healing you, take a look in the
mirror. It's the one staring right back at you.
2/28/2013 8:08:26 AM
Written by wccchiro
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