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READING CHIROPRACTIC

Fun Reads for all and sundry.

Reading chiropractic can be both informative and jolly good reads. Bernard Preston's books, for example, are important resources about chiropractic, inexpensive and will greatly enrich your reading.

Finding good chiropractic resources for the lay person can be tricky. Not a great deal has been written for the man in the street but here you will find a few excellent reads.




Enjoyed by thousands, Bernard Preston has done for Chiropractic what James Herriot did so eloquently for veterinary science. His easy-reading short stories, funny and healthful gems, are enjoyed by the general public, chiropractors and chiropractic students alike, telling how it is, in and out of the clinic.



Can you spy his glider lurking on the front cover? Read more about gliding in South Africa.


Bruce Vaughan

Another compelling writer is Dr Bruce Vaughan. His book Rapid Dogs in the East is a must for all chiropractors.




Warren van Zyl

Dr van Zyl treats many famous South African sportsmen and women. Should you be interested in how chiropractors manage sports injuries, read more about Celebrity Chiropractic

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