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� Although there is no formal evidence Dr. Sutherland was in a course taught by Dr. Still, he was a student at the ASO at the beginning of the twentieth century when the old doctor was still very active on campus. Dr. Still presumably developed this newer version of his method during that period. � Dr. Sutherland discussed using Dr. Still’s methodology throughout his writings.
“The principle used and taught by Dr. Still, namely exaggeration of the lesion to the degree of release and then allowing the ligaments to draw the articulations back into normal relation.” W.G. Sutherland, Contributions of Thought, p 133 “In all spinal technique it is my custom to have the patient exercise his own natural forces rather than the application of mine. There are no thrusts, no jerks ….” W.G. Sutherland, Contributions of Thought, p 133
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