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Digital Dr Stone — Writings of Polarity Therapy founder Randolph Stone, DO, DC, ND (1890-1981) have been digitized, indexed and made searchable in this new free resource for Polarity students, practitioners and teachers.

Introduction

After years of research and writing on the subject of Health and various types of therapy, a thought occurred to me to condense a few of the outstanding features into a small book for busy doctors to enable them to test and prove these findings for themselves in actual practice.

It is my earnest endeavor to share these priceless gems of POLARITY PRINCIPLES AND THERAPY with other doctors who are interested in deeper research as well as finer and more effective applications for the benefit of their patients.

Every doctor wants results and help for his patients by means of the simplest and best methods. And I know from experience that many doctors live for that ideal and purpose. With this in mind, I have selected a few charts from my three courses for reprint in this book, added some of the latest findings, including new charts to present these values in a condensed form.

Three things are mainly stressed in this book:

1 - The sacrum as the foundation and key for spinal correction according to POLARITY PRINCIPLES.

2 - The over-all picture of the physiological short leg and its instant response to POLARITY THERAPY.

3 - The heart and how to apply POLARITY THERAPY for release of blocks of obstruction in the energy fields of wireless circuits.

It is my hope that the application of the principles and techniques illustrated and described in this book will enable the reader to render more effective service and with much less strain on himself than he is exerting at present without obtaining such good results. I humbly dare to express this hope because this has proved to be the case with a number of doctors from various places in the United States who have read my other books and taken personal courses of instruction here.

Yours for better service and deeper understanding,
The Author

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