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Spinal Wellness Center of Ithaca 114½ West Buffalo Street Ithaca, New York 14850 607-277-2570 Pierre Gremaud, D.C. *Serving Ithaca Since 1991*

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http://www.advbiostructuralcorr.com/old_site/default.htm Visit this extensive site for more information on Advanced Biostructural Correction™ (ABC™). Although many of the claims presented here may initially sound outlandish, it has been our experience that they are not. This site is mostly for doctors that are interested in learning ABC™, but there are also sections that are appropriate for the interested patient. http://www.new-chiropractic-solutions.com/ This site has lots of practical, easy -to-read information on ABC™ and how to support yourself in the correction process. it also has a newly formed (summer 2004) directory of ABC™ practitioners around the country, so you can find an ABC™ doctor for your friends or family! MS Assoc. of King County / Chiropractic Visit this site to read how ABC™ helps people with Multiple Sclerosis. Health and Wellness Issues Association for Network Care This is the official web site of the Association for Network Care (ANC). Many features including past and current ANC newsletters. Dr. Donald M. Epstein's Home Page. Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health Latest NSA News This letter very briefly outlines the scientific scrutiny that NSA has undergone. It was written by one of the researchers who became intrigued with NSA back in 1994. Today's Chiropractic New Yorkers for Vaccination Information and Choice
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