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by John a. Ramsey (Author)
An overdue revelation of the revolutionary diagnostic and treatment techniques a chiropractor developed during his desperate, decades-long quest to identify and eliminate his patients' musculoskeletal pains, Nino's Ephiphanies chronicles the journey of Dr. John Ramsey as he discovers how to help people live pain-free without surgery, drugs, or exercise. Dr. Ramsey's methods do not simply eliminate pain. They eliminate the underlying cause of pain by addressing the foundation of bodily health itself-the functioning of the musculoskeletal system. Nino's Epiphanies is the only book currently available to: - Pinpoint the root cause of ill health and describe treatments that correct the underlying reason for pain. - Disprove assumptions of conventional medical care that have gone unchallenged for generations. - Dispel popular misconceptions of common and not-so-common ailments. - Offer hope and healing to people who have been told they are just getting old, they need surgery, or they need drugs to treat their problems. - Provide anecdotal evidence from nearly a half-century of work with patients. You will come away from Nino's Epiphanies with some epiphanies of your own: most back, neck, and joint surgeries are unnecessary; most drugs are unnecessary; most medical treatments treat only the pain, not what causes it; and the human body has the power to heal itself with the proper treatment. And most important of all-you don't have to suffer ever again from chronic pain.
Author Biography
Anthony J. Ippolito was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. After attending Canisius College in Buffalo, he enlisted in the Army Air Force in 1944 and was honorably discharged with the rank of sergeant in 1946. Later that year, he enrolled in Lincoln Chiropractic College in Indianapolis, Indiana. After receiving his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Lincoln in 1949, he pursued post-graduate studies in Nutrition and X-ray Interpretation in Radiology at Lincoln before establishing his practice in Buffalo in 1950. After later obtaining licenses to practice chiropractic in Vermont, Kentucky, and Indiana, he relocated his practice to Shelbyville, Indiana in 1959 under the name of Dr. John A. Ramsey. In 1994, after having treated approximately 10,000 patients over 45 years, he retired from active practice. Throughout the 1960s he wrote a weekly column on health topics for The Shelbyville News. In 1988 he authored an article entitled "Biomechanics" for the October-November issue of Indy Sports Magazine. Dr. Ramsey lives in Florida.
