CHIROPRACTIC MEDICAL SCIENCE Volume One: Anatomy and Physiology - Contemporary Studies Based on the Palmer Green Books

Chiropractic Medical Science, Volume One brings together two contemporary studies of the historic Palmer Green Books: Mabel H. Palmer's Anatomy (1923) and Harry E. Vedder's Chiropractic Physiology (1916).This comprehensive volume explores the anatomical and physiological foundations of chiropractic, covering the skeletal, muscular, nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and endocrine systems. Classical Palmer chiropractic principles, including Innate Intelligence, vertebral subluxation, and the relationship between structure and function, are examined alongside contemporary scientific understanding.Integrating historical teachings with modern anatomy, physiology, and clinical reasoning, this textbook provides a foundation for understanding the human body as an interconnected, self-regulating organism.Designed for chiropractic students, practitioners, osteopaths, manual therapists, and healthcare professionals, this volume preserves the educational legacy of the Palmer Green Books while connecting classical chiropractic philosophy with contemporary medical science.

Jiro Yamahata, BCSc., DOMP\PCC PRESS\PALMS School of Chiropractic, Osaka, JapanClarify the book's contemporary contributionStrengthen the reader-facing description