The core elements of Chiropractic grew out of the thinking and philosophical concepts of D. D. Palmer, the founder of Chiropractic, and his son, B. J. Palmer.

These principles were then compiled and transformed into thirty-three principles in R. W. Stephenson’s groundbreaking textbook in 1927.

These thirty-three principles offer a logical and deductive navigational process for locating, analyzing, and correcting vertebral subluxation, but their value does not end there. As Chiropractor and international speaker Dr. David Serio reveals, the thirty-three principles of Chiropractic are at their essence a philosophy for life.