Posterior, right, inferior--P. R. I. Recoil, hands reversed. Posterior, left--P. L. Recoil, hands reversed. Posterior, left, superior--P. L. S. Recoil, hands reversed. Posterior, left, inferior--P. L. I. Recoil, hands reversed. Right--R. Lumbar single transverse move, if transverse is palpable, otherwise Recoil. (Same if R. S. or R. I.) Left--L. Lumbar single transverse, if transverse is palpable, otherwise Recoil. (Same if L. S. or L. I.) Anterior--A. No correction. Fifth Lumbar Posterior--P. Heel contact. Posterior, superior--P. S. Edge contact. Posterior, inferior--P. I. Edge contact. Posterior, right--P. R. Recoil. Posterior, right, superior--P. R. S. Recoil. Posterior, right, inferior--P. R. I. Recoil. Posterior, left--P. L. Recoil. Posterior, left, superior--P. L. S. Recoil. Posterior, left, inferior--P. L. I. Recoil. Right--R. Recoil (Same if R. S. or R. I.) Left--L. Recoil (Same if L. S. or L. I.) Anterior--A. “Bohemian” anterior fifth Lumbar move. (Not always advisable.) Sacrum Posterior base--B. of S.--P. Heel contact on base. Posterior apex--A. of S.--P. Heel contact on apex. Entire Sacrum posterior Sac. P. Heel contact between sacroiliac articulations. Coccyx To be adjusted only when ankylosed in an abnormal position and then by leverage of finger through rectum. A FINAL WORD Some useful information pertaining to adjustment will be found in section entitled, “Practice,” q. v. After a careful and painstaking study of the foregoing pages it will still be found that the student is not by any means equipped for the work. He must _practice_ these things to learn them. We learn to do by _doing_. The chief use of this section will be as a reference and guide during the practice of adjusting. THE CAUSE OF DISEASE Disease a Morbid Process