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The following resources have been assembled to provide you with more chiropractic wellness care information available on the internet.

Chiropractic Directory

www.Chiropractor-Pages.com

Florida Chiropractic Organization

www.fcachiro.org

Chiropractic Organizations

www.AmerChiro.org
www.Chiro.org
www.Chiropractic.org
www.ChiropracticIsSafe.org
www.ChiropracticResearchReview.com
www.WorldChiropracticAlliance.com

Wellness for Kids

www.BAM.gov
www.ChiroPediatrics.com
www.ICPA4kids.org
www.JWTumbles.com
www.KidsHealth.org
www.NutritionExplorations.org/kids/

Acupuncture

www.iama.edu

Homeopath

www.homeopathic.org

Naturopath

www.aanmc.org

www.allaboutvision.com

Pilates

www.pilates.com
www.thepilatescenter.com
www.pilates-studio.com
www.powerpilates.com

Yoga

www.siddhayoga.com
www.yogajournal.com

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Summer Sports

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