A New Jersey Chiropractic Story

Frank Digiacomo D.C., F.A.C.C.

Libero A. Violini D.C.

Libero A. Violini

Health Center Award

selflessness and dedication to service

high level of excellence in the area of patient evaluation and adjustive procedures

Major Bertrand De Jarnette D.C.

William V. Cirino Sr. D.C.

45:9-41.27 Scope of practice of chiropractic 11.

The scope of practice of chiropractic shall remain as defined in existing statutes. Nothing in thisact shall be deemed to prohibit a chiropractor from caring for chiropractic subluxation.

Chiropractic analysis which identifies the existence of a chiropractic subluxation may be the basis for chiropractic care even in the absence of a subjective complaint or other objective findings.

B.J. Palmer D.C.

B.J. Palmer’s Gym 1945

Jack LaLanne’s Gym 1936

Special Thanks to Dr. Simon Senzonfor compiling the images and quotes on

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This Clinic is premised on two vital principles:

1. The cause is within, the cure is within. It is necessary to accurately locate the cause and efficiently correct it, that the cure life forces within may be liberated to bring back health.

2. Rehabilitation of the part which has long been in dis-use. This cannot be done by external manipulation, such as massage. It must be done by internal use by patient himself. (v.20, p.34)

Chiropractic Only

"Some who see these illustrations, not knowing the character of their use, get the impression that we may or do use other methods than Chiropractic." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

Specific Adjusting

"Complete reliance is placed in the SPECIFIC vertebral subluxation, adjusting at right place, at right time, in right manner, after such has been ascertained by our exhaustive laboratory examinations and tests." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

Arm Developer

"At no time, in no way, do we use any therapeutic apparatus on any case." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

Shoulder & Back Developer

"Paralysis in any form, in any part of the body, is produced because of the reduced or abnormal amount of nerve force reaching muscles, causing them to act abnormally and without control." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

Leg Pull

"Once the vertebral subluxation has been adjusted, the normal quantity of mental impulse supply permitted to flow freely and naturally to paralyzed muscles, it is then up to the patient to digest that energy by working the paralyzed parts. To this end this equipment is an incentive." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

Internal Power Directed

"All equipment must be patient directed by internal power of case." (Clinic Magazine, 1945)

"Human Elements"

"They receive at the Clinic love, kindness, abundant opportunities to rest, relax, and to enjoy themselves; over-adjusting is kept to a bare minimum if at all; medicine is usually denied them; educational facilities are accessible as well as a rehabilitation lab. Since most people thrive better on attention, the Clinic offers it in deluge. Are not these influential factors? Regardless of what scientific experiments are conducted or by whom, the human elements can never be dissociated with the end products." (v.28, p.763)

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